Opposition 10 tension bill melts in North Carolina House
Rapidly thawing dispute over old age pensions and children’s aid bill in the North Carolina House as Gov. Hoey presses to enact. Counties face cost share of $2 million annually to unlock $6 million from state and federal funds, mirroring Missouri’s partly county funded approach to curb pension padding. Representative D. L. Libby comments on the stance.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Baskerwill
Raleigh
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Clyde R. Hoey
Administration
Hoey
North Carolina
Missouri
Missouri General Assembly
D. L. (Libby
Ward
Craven County
Calotabs Aided Cold Cure Claimed By Ad
Millions find Calotabs valuable for colds. The ad promotes one or two tabs to start purification, claiming Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract and aid elimination of cold poisons from the blood. It touts diuretic effects and overall economy for families.
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Seco
Classy Girl In Every Class Slogan Of New York School
In Brooklyn Erasmus High School courts the lure of sex appeal as alumni from Clara Bow to Barbara Stanwyck highlight a famed education. The piece traces famed former students who rose from Erasmus to Hollywood stardom while a pension tax debate shapes local politics.
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New York School
Brooklyn High School
New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan Island
Erasmue High School
America
Erasmus
Clara Bow
Yesteryear
Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Ruby Stevens
Barbara
Texas Guinan
Hal Skelly
Highway Bill Strikes Snags in North Carolina
Raleigh March 8 The administration highway department reorganization bill faces two snags in committee. The main issues are how counties form districts and whether the lieutenant governor should be ex officio chairman with a full time executive secretary. A subcommittee proposes an ex officio chair with a full time secretary, led by Senator J C Pittman.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Highway Department
House
Senate
General Assembly
J. C. Pittman
Lee
Anitas Stardom and Theater Folk at Erasmus High
Alumnus Anita Stewart once skipped classes and drew a truant officer to Vitagraph Studios where Ralph Ince urged a kiss with Maurice Costello, earning a contract. The piece notes Erasmus students who became stars and lists later scholars such as Cagney, Teasdale, and Trope of Broadway talent with degrees from top universities.
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Anita Stewart
Anita
Vitagraph Studios
Flatbush
Ralph Ince
Maurice Costello
Verree Teasdale
Erasmus
Adolphe Menjou
Sarah Teasdale
Hollywood
Helen Twelvetrees
Helen Jurgens
William Jurgens
West Flatbush
Aline McMahon
Jane Cowl
Norma
Constance Talmadge
Broadway
Vinton Freediey
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Madelaine Carroll
James Cagney
Columbia University
Franchot Tone
Cornell
Alfred Lunth
John Boles
Texas
Edmund Lowe
University of Southern California
George Abbott
University of Rochester
Kenneth MacKenna
Kay Francis
Columbia
Robert Armstrong
Washington
Schools Operate Despite Snowfall
ASHEBORO March 3 Despite seven inches of snow Friday night and five inches on the ground Monday none of the county schools were closed says T F Dulla county superintendent and Reginald Turner city schools superintendent City schools ran through the lunch hour and dismissed at 130 PM to avoid extra trips Most county roads were cleared by Monday evening
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Asheboro
T. F. Dulla
Reginald Turner
Los Angeles: Largest US City by Area Surpasses New York
The report notes Los Angeles is the largest city in the United States by land area, claiming it covers more ground than New York. It contrasts city sizes, highlighting LA's expansive footprint.
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Los Angeles
United States
New York
Iall Withiais Named At Meet
At a recent High Falls Mills stockholders meeting in Fred Phillips office Asheboro John Curry was added to the board as director Currie has acted as general manager and superintendent since the mill opened last July in High Falls North Carolina The old mill reopened after remodeling and has since operated day and night shifts spinning cotton yarn since last October led by president Henry C Jones and vice president Arthur Ross with John M Presnell as secretary and B M Kearns as treasurer
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Asheboro
High Falls Mills, Inc
Fred Phillips
John Curry
Henry C. Jones
Arthur Ross
John M. Presnell
B. M. Kearns
Currie
High Falls
N. C
Plan revision of school bill moves to finance committee
Raleigh March 3 The school machinery bill favored by the house education committee would remove the Lt Governor from the State School Commission and place Clyde A Erwin as chairman. The measure may be revised to drop that change and to strike section 14 permitting supplemental taxes. Governor Hoey has signaled he does not endorse the full proposal. The bill must pass through finance before calendar placement.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
House Committee On Education
State School Commission
Clyde A. Erwin
House Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Erwin
Comittee
House
Education Committee
Hoey
Friends Oppose Liquor in North Carolina Meeting
Greensboro March 3 Special Unanimous endorsement was given to a resolution opposing liquor in this state by ministers at the midwinter meeting of the North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends. The resolution favors total abstinence and state prohibition and was approved at Asheboro Street Friends church. Preliminary plans for the Institute of International Relations at Duke University were discussed by Mrs. Raymond Binford.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Asheboro Street
Institute of International Relations
Duke University
Durham
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Binford
Tom A. Sykes
Clara I. Cox
High Point
Rose Bampton urges American rise of homegrown music stars
U S teachers in New York report Rose Bampton, a renowned American opera and concert singer, says young American musicians need not rely on European maestros for fame. Born in Cleveland and trained in Philadelphia and New York, she built a reputation before touring European cities last fall. Now a versatile contralto, mezzo-soprano or dramatic soprano, she has demonstrated these ranges in six days of performances in New York.
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New York
Rose Bampton
Triple Threat Opera
Miss Bapmton
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Philadelphia
Deaths in Asheboro Area Annie Stoltz 53
Annie Stoltz 53 died at home in Randleman Morning after illness of several weeks. Survived by husband J U Stoltz two daughters Mrs R W Goode of Randleman and Mrs Opal Eller of Creek and son J I Stoltz of Randleman. Funeral at home Wednesday at 11 am burial Forsyth county near Rural Hall. The New Dawn rose named in plant patent noted among Van Fleet roses.
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Asheboro
Annie Stoltz
Heams
Randleman
J. U. Stoltz
R. W. Goode
Randle
Nature
Amon
van Fleet Roses
York singer widens range in staged opera and concert
York contralto Laura in La Gi da last Wednesday shows. She debuted drum soprano numbers at T Hall Sunday and was mezzo-soprano soloist with the New York Oratorio. Her three octaves make her versatile, as she notes the challenge of appealing to austere European audiences.
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