North Carolina Unemployment Commission payroll totals 544
The North Carolina Unemployment Commission employed 544 workers in February, drawing $58 041.45 for the month and dispatching about 49 000 unemployment benefit checks. About 125 are temporary, with 160 field staff and 384 Raleigh staff. All payroll funded by federal money. workers do not contribute to unemployment funds.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Commission
Charles G. Powell
Dunnagan
U. Cc. C
Bureau of Personnel
Treasury
Accused Man Held for Thomasville Officers
Chief Deputy Belvin Stone and Deputy Jene Green of Davidson county went to West Palm Beach to extradite Eldridge Streetman, a former Thomasville resident wanted since October on a seduction charge. Streetman was believed employed in a Florida grocery store. a warrant was issued by Thomasville police. He is held for local officers with a hearing planned next week.
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Thomasville
Belvin Stone
Jene Green
Davidson County
West Palm Beach
Eldridge Streetman
Streetman
Florida
F. C. Smith
Raiding the Ice Box Crime in This City
W. E. Link of 404 Allied Street reported to police that thieves cut a hole through a porch screen, entered his ice box, and stole food and groceries. Officers have no clues about the early morning incident.
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W. E. Link
Allied Street
Olce
Three Killed on Highways in February Report
Special to The Enterprise Greensboro reports February highway tolls: three killed and 18 injured. State Patrol Lt. Lambert notes 548 arrests, 45 for drunk driving, 387 tried and guilty, total sentences seven years six months and fines plus costs totaling $6,231.
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Greensboro
D. T. Lambert
District. C
State Patrol
Rip Van Winkle Play At Kernersville School
The play Rip Van Winkle in six scenes will be presented in Kernersville school auditorium on Monday March 7 at 1 30 p m by the junior classes. The production is a real scenic stage show produced by a theatrical company with all the outstanding features of the play.
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Kernersville Kernersville
Rip van Winkle
Kernersville
Barbara Chase to Wed George Nairne at Hope Ranch
Vivacious Barbara Chase and George Nairne son of Lady Violet Astor of England plan a spring wedding at Hope Ranch Santa Barbara California. The ceremony marks a major social event with the Chase family hosting at their Santa Barbara home.
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Barbara Chase
George Nairne
Violet Astor
England
Hope Ranch
Harold Chase
Santa Barbara
Calif
Makeup Experts Not So Quick To Decide
E G Byerly of the Carolina Motor Club reports tests of thousands of drivers show men average a reaction time of .573 seconds while women average .605 seconds. At 60 mph this means women brake about three feet later than men. Tests in 35 cities across multiple states support data on how physical traits affect driving ability.
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America
E. G. Byerly
High Point
Carolina Motor Club
A.A. A. Club
Burly
Peruvian Sol and Sun Symbol Appear on Stamps
The sol is Peru’s monetary unit and the Spanish word for sun. The inca sun god Re is depicted on various Peruvian stamps, linking currency and sacred symbolism in postal issues.
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North Main Street
Pennsylvania
D. V. Bradley
Ford
Oldsmobile
Gate City Motor CO
South Wrenn
N.C. Unemployment Commission
Ice-Box
Special Communications
BB. G. Updegrove
W. M
M. Gueth
Diana
South Main Street
N. C
American Automobile Association
Carolina
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
Alberta
N. Main St
Wachovia Bank
Central Ice Delivery Company
East High Street
Ardelle
Main St
Parm & Gene Beauty Shop
English St
West Commerce Street
Security National Bank
Bargain Furniture CO
English Street
Motorola
Marsh Kitchen
Foster Ideal Mattresses
Pontiac
Sixes and
Leonard W
Hall
Roby K
Roy K. Powell
Louis Garner
Joe Hearne
Howard Dean
James Shoaf
Osecar Gray
Good Will
Field-Millner Motors, Inc
Wrenn Street
Commercial
INS
Security Bank Building
North Main St
M the
One
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Main
B. F. Johnson
Ence
Hal
Weat Moss Patra
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