States settle into quiet routine after legislative session
The Enterprise Bureau at the Sir Walter Hotel in Raleigh reports state departments returning to desk work as tensions ease after the recent general assembly. Stenographers and clerks resume routine tasks disrupted for 60 days by political visits, with offices moving toward normalcy.
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the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
State Departments
Ning
General Assembly
Senate
House
Sir Walter Hotel
Senate and House Quiet After Budget Decisions
After weeks of activity the departments report relief as threatened budget cuts largely did not occur. Department heads breathe easier with no material curtailments planned for two years, while clerks note some disappointment over not abolishing the salary and wage commission. Capitol corridors are quiet as lawmakers settle, with only occasional visitors.
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General Assembly
Capitol
Senate
House
Earthquake Toll In Central Japan Rises In New Reports
Reports from the Central Japan quake area describe continued horror with cold, snow, floods, and shortages of food and shelter. Casualties range from about 2,000 to 5,000 dead with 3,500 injured. 50,000 to 75,000 homeless. Relief efforts by army navy police face ruined railways and flooded roads.
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Tokyo
Japan
Army
Navy
Home Office
Miyazu
Mineyama
Kaya
Onoguchi
Yamada
Ichita
Moda
Fuda
Chamber of Commerce
Charles MacVeach
Shhidehara
Red Cross
Binford Indorsed in Southern Association Meeting
Trustees reviewed Dr Binford's strong support for the association and his role in boosting a large endowment. The group discussed next year’s budget and potential faculty additions. Attendees included J Elwood Cox Joseph E Cox D Ralph Parker David White and others. the session met at the American Exchange National Bank building.
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Southern Association of Colleges
Binford
J. Elwood Cox
Joseph E. Cox
D. Ralph Parker
High Point
David White
W. E. Blair
R. L. Hollowell
P. C. Lindley
C. P
Markets Open With Broad Gains on Railway Shares
Opening stock market shows broad buying with investment railway shares and specialties leading. Bangor and Aroostook Frisco and International Combustion posted initial advances of a point or more as trading began in New York.
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Wall Street
New York
Bangor
Aroostook
Standardization of Hospitals Highlighted by Dr Lawrence
Dr. C S Lawrence of Winston Salem spoke at the Rotary Club lunch on hospital standardization in America. He traced medical history from Hippocrates to antisepsis and anesthesia and noted the rise of over 6000 hospitals and a shift toward standardized service and inspection. The club endorsed George Hackney for Rotary district governor and nominated ten candidates for the club directorate.
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C. S. Lawrence
Winston- Salem
John T. Burrus
Rotary Club Today
America
Lawrence
Hippocrates
B. C. Hippocrates
Lister
United States
Plymouth Rock
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeons
Furthe
George Hackney
Lexington
Rotary
High Point
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Amid Weather Demand
The New Orleans cotton market moved higher after a weak opening as demand for spots and unsettled weather supported prices. Early trading showed May at 1404, July 1421, and October 1436 after an initial drop.
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New Orleans
Mar
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liquidation Pressure
New York cotton prices opened steady with a daily decline of about 1 to 7 points as liquidation persists and spot demand remains light. May contracts slipped to 1405 and October to 1439 in early trading amid buyers on a scale down and strong absorption of offerings.
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New York
Mar
Liverpool
Bombay
Wheat Market Shows Mixed Gains After Liverpool Price Push
Chicago grain traders saw selling ease as houses with northwest ties supported futures. Spot Liverpool prices were firmer, helping opening tone, but by close wheat fell 15 cents, corn 5 to 6 cents, oats 1 to 2 cents, with provisions mixed from fractional declines to a 10 cent rise.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Mixed Foreign Exchange Rates in New York Markets
Foreign exchanges were mixed in New York with quotations in cents and demands noted for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and other nations. Cables and 60 day bills on banks are listed alongside direct demands in numerous currencies including Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai and Montreal.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Ray Street School Hosts Inspiring Address by T Wingate Andrews
The Ray Street School chapel heard superintendent T Wingate Andrews speak on the four essential parts of education the body mind heart and will He urged regular exercise and self review through height and weight charts He praised students for a magic demonstration and the Ray Street orchestra conducted by Miss Virginia Frank with Mrs R E Ransom at the piano and closed with the school song
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Ray Street
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Mr. Anndrews
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Ray School
American Theater
Virginia Frank
R. E. Ransom
Permit Issued for Four Room One Story Dwelling
A. E. Futrell received a building permit this morning to construct a one story six room wood house on Fourth Street. Estimated cost is 4000 pounds.
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A. E. Futrell
Fourth Street
Britain Likely Accepts Navy Plan With Link to League Talks
League of Nations circles at Geneva believe Great Britain will accept the American three power naval conference plan but will require tying the talks to the League’s disarmament proposals.
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League of Nation
Geneva
Great Britain
Rites Held For Mrs. Mary McGee At Mount Vernon
Funeral services for Mrs Mary McGee who died at her home near Glenola were held today at 11 at Mount Vernon Methodist church with Rev W R Harris officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Grandsons Willford John Joseph Roy James and Earl McGee served as pallbearers while granddaughters Lola McGee Aileen McGee Ruth Stout Paulina Stout Ila May Stout and Letha McGee carried flowers.
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Mary McGee
Glenola
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church
W. R. Harris
James
Earl] McGee
Kiwanis Members From High Point Attend Winston Meet
Several High Point Kiwanis members travel to Winston-Salem for a joint dinner and meeting of Kiwanis clubs from Winston-Salem Elkin Mount Airy and Wilkesboro at the Robert E Lee hotel at 6 30 tonight Charles W Perry president F J Sizemore secretary C E Diffendal trustee and Arthur Morris director join the group
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High High Point Kiwanis Club
Winston-Salem
Kiwanis
Elkin
Mount Airy
Wilkesboro
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Charles W. Perry
High Point Club
F. J. Sizemore
C. E. Diffendal
Arthur Morris
State Bonded Indebtedness and Appropriations Overview
The text lists bonded indebtedness totaling over 10 million dollars with more than 4.1 million bonded debt within. It notes an educational equalization fund of 3.25 million included in about 15 million yearly general fund revenue. It itemizes multiple bonds and annual revenue sources for sinking funds and state projects including Smoky Mountains National Park and Cape Fear Bridge.
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Mann Drug Co
Elwood Hotel
Rae
Parfumerie
Binford Indorsed
Standard Aids Hospitals
Humanity
Andrews Spears
Eaeruises
St Ray ST. School
Mrs
Mary Migee
Mt. Vernon M. E
Winston Meet
Ac Deg
Oxfords
Poll Parrot
Little Gent
Belk-Stevens Co
Dwinell-Wright Company
ITE Ie Sky
Portsmouth
Dillon Appliance CO
Dato Ee Era
College St
High Point, N.C
Frigidaire
General Motors
Havana
Perial
San Rafael and
Industria
Roof Garden
Vera Janova
Harry Hottman
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