Salary increases push up state maintenance bill in Raleigh
The Enterprise Bureau reports a $49 000 yearly salary rise approved in Raleigh with $46 500 to take effect next fiscal year. The plan boosts Supreme and Superior Court judges by 1500 a year and adds four more judges, raising total judicial pay to 6000 while officials face revised general maintenance appropriations. The attorney general and health board secretary also receive large raises, prompting finance committee talk of recalling the appropriations bill from the senate to cover the extra costs.
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State Health Board Salaries Boosted by Bill
A reform bill raises the secretary of state board of health executive health officer salary from 5000 to 8006 dollars. The measure pegs total annual increases at 49600 dollars after the house rejected a provision allowing the board to set salaries.
State bill on family state employment faces rough passage
Raleigh March 2 The bill by Senator Grier of Statesville to limit family members in state jobs moves to the house in a weakened form. Amendments exempt current workers and set a 25 percent cap per county, easing fears of large Raleigh employment clusters and effectively halting new family hires.
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High Point B Y P U Banquet Held at Church Annex
The High Point Baptist Young People's Union held its annual banquet in the First Baptist church annex. Prof T C Johnson spoke on Books and Life and read poems. C D Goldsmith hosted. Music by Norman Fidler, with acts from J Clyde Bivens and others.
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High Point College
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C. A. Smith
Elm Street
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Dr. Wilson
Helen Ingram
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Ladies Aid Society
State Bill Aims to Abolish Salary and Wage Commission
The chief hope of the state employees centers on a bill to abolish the salary and wage commission. The action would remove an existing mechanism for setting pay scales and could shift how wages are determined for state workers.
Senate approves seed loan appropriation for farmers
The Senate appropriations committee inserted an $8,600,000 seed loan appropriation into the second deficiency bill to provide loans to farmers for purchasing seeds.
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Money Por Seeds
Washington
Mar
Senate Appropriation Committee
Snow Falls as March Opens in Columbia
The first real snowfall of the winter covered roofs and car tops in Columbia as March opened. Snow began after nine o'clock and rapidly accumulated across the city.
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Mrs D R Yandle Credits Dr Pierce Remedy Relief
Mrs D R Yandle of Charlotte reports long standing bronchial weakness and stomach trouble improved after taking Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She notes the product contains no alcohol and that a trial tablet pack can be requested by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Prayer Union Unites Three Faith Leaders in Urbana
A Methodist minister Rev James Baxter a Catholic priest Rev John A O'Brien and Rabbi Benjamin Vrankel join in unified prayer at Urbana Illinois. They co authored a prayer expressing kinship of the fatherhood of God linking their congregations.
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University of Ilinois
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Congress ready to elevate battleship guns in arms talks
Washington March 2 AP Congress has approved elevating the guns of the battleships Oklahoma and Nevada to extend firing range. Doubt remains if President Coolidge will sign before Friday adjournment amid controversy over violating the Washington arms treaty.
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