Employers Told They Must Make Quarterly Unemployment Report
Raleigh March 4 Charles G Powell chairman of the Unemployment Compensation commission warned all employers who have not filed proper quarterly wage reports for the first three quarters of last year that no more appeals will be made. Deputies will deliver the information in person. He cited mail notices ignored and said this is the final appeal. He noted delays in issuing benefits due to missing employer returns. About 100 known eligible for Q1 1937, 286 for Q2, 543 for Q3, and nearly 1,000 for Q4 have not filed.
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Raleigh
Charles G. Powell
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Tnemployment Compensation ‘Commission
Powell
Dam operator quip stirs North Carolina Supreme Court
In Raleigh on March 4 Justice Clarkson teased a lawyer as Charles W. Tillett argued a dispute over the Lake Lure dam flood. The case Frady and Clement vs Duke Power involves 400 dollars and 54 other suits by landowners claiming damages from high waters below the dam.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
Herior Clarkson
Charles W. Tillett
Charlotte
Lake Lure
Tillett
Justice Clarkson
Mr. Tillett
Frady
Clement
Duke Power Company
Power Company
Cove Creek
Squirrels and Pigeons Draw Crowds in Raleigh Park
The Raleigh capitol grounds draw visitors on sunny days to feed wildlife including squirrels and pigeons. Former State Senator Julian Allsbrook of Halifax was in town, dodging questions about a 1939 state senate bid. He and Dr Long have a long, fierce race history, with Long beating Allsbrook in 1937 and Allsbrook winning in 1935 by about 700 votes. Helen Robertson Webb slows her U S senate survey due to her father’s illness but remains a political figure not seeking Guilford Senate or Sixth District Congress.
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Capitol Grounds
Raleigh
Julian Allsbrook
Halifax County
T. W. M. Long
Halifax
Allsbrook
Dr. Long
State Senate
Mr. Allsbrook
Helen Robertson Web
U. S
Guilford ,S
Crowell Visits Raleigh Amid Political Race Talk
H P Crowell president of the state owned A and N C Railroad met with the governor in Raleigh for a brief visit. The governor indicated no formal discussion took place and noted no pews in it. The sixth judicial district faces rivalry with Henry J L Stevens and Rivers Johnson as candidates. Duplin Lenoir Sampson and Barker are involved in a contest over judges and solicitors with possible ballot trade speculation.
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Sixth Judicial District
Duplin
Henry JL. Stevens
Rivers Johnson
Sampson
Abner Barker
Lenoir
J. A. Powers
Powers
Barker
Drys Lose Houston County Liquor Election
In a surprising reversal before Alabama primaries, Houston County Dothan voters rejected repeal and sided with liquor stores by about 2700 to 1800, a 3 to 2 margin. North Carolina held off on elections despite strong leanings.
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Alabama
Drys
Houston County
Dothan
Houston
North Carolina
Perry Bland Oil Lands Sale Ended Rumor
New Bern man Perry Bland faced questions as wire reports claimed he sold oil lands for ten million dollars. Local records show no verifiable sale, leaving the claim questioned and the true status unclear.
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Perry
Bland
New Bern
Survey finds 91 percent object to on screen advertising
A recent survey shows 91 percent of moving picture patrons object to commercial advertisement on screen. The study by Page and Society for Booing camer Advertising in Movies highlights viewer resistance to ads during films.
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Page and Society
Currituck Factions Back Dr Griggs for 1939 House
In Currituck the Elizabeth City Advance reports all factions favor drafting Dr W T Griggs for the 1939 House, indicating broad local support for his candidacy.
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Currituck
Elizabeth City
W. T. Griggs
L. C. Mathison Sentenced to 15 Years for Grand Larceny
In Seattle, L. C. Mathison faced sentencing for a grand larceny charge. He claimed gaining 60 pounds in two months in jail. Judge Malcom Douglas sentenced him to prison for 15 years.
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Seattle
L. C. Mathison
Malcom Douglas
Douglas
Omaha club backs Kinsel for county purchasing post
Experienced Omaha voters hear the Ninth Ward Democratic club endorsed Mrs Leslie Kinsel for the Douglas County purchasing agent job. She manages a budget for a family of 17 children and said she can stretch pennies to go further.
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Omaha
Neb
Ninth Ward
Democratic Club
Leslie Kinsel
Douglas County
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