Four North Carolina leaders recall 1933 bank closings
Twenty four years ago the nation faced bank closings during the Great Depression. In North Carolina Governor Blucher Ehringhaus and the General Assembly fought to protect state credit, fund public schools and roads, while memories of scrip payments and tight budgets evoke how far the state has come since Roosevelt era measures and early emergency taxes.
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Lynn Nesbit Raleigh
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Michigan
Roosevelt
North Carolina
General Assembly
Blucher Ehringhaus
Bruce Etheridge
Dare
Luther Hamilton
Carteret
Thomas, Turner
Guilford
Brantley Womble
Wake
School Bus Order Is Disputed in Augusta
In Augusta Maine a dispute over public transportation for Catholic parochial school children led to a joint city board vote and a planned Supreme Court test. Mayor Carey would urge Catholic parents to withdraw 697 children from public schools while supporters push a test case to challenge legality.
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Augusta
Maine
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Ray Swift
H. Lloyd Carey
Carey
Harold P. Dinsmore
Supreme Court
Spreme Court
William A. Bean
Bean
William A. Macomber Jr
Perry F. Shibles
Shibles
Great Adventure Nipped In Bud
An 11 year old boy Richard Jackson began a hitchhiking trip from Denver to New York City with 50 cents and a knapsack. Denver County Jail Warden Gordon Dolliver gave him a ride and the car carried a police radio broadcasting a description of the runaway boy.
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Denver
Richard Jackson
New York City
Gordon Dolliver
Richard
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