Summit Sun editor defiantly opposes taxes and New Deal
Mrs. E R Cain editor of the Summit Sun in Summit Mississippi vows not to pay self employment tax or payroll deductions and dares the government to imprison her. She blasts social security and the New Deal saying the nation has lost its way and wishes to spark awareness of the crisis.
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Prio Flees Cuba for Exile in Mexico
Ousted Cuban president Carlos Prio Socarras flew to exile in Mexico with cabinet members as Gen. Fulgencio Batista seized control. Prio waved to about 200 supporters before boarding. Aureliano Sanchez Argando and Segundo Curti followed him. Oscar Gans planned to head for Miami. Mexican embassy protection was tight at the airport.
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Buncombe Hearing Tests High School Site Plan
Residents of Woodfin sue to stop Buncombe County from turning homeland into a consolidated high school site arguing state law restricts building more than one standard high school in a township. The Buncombe Coin Board of Commissioners defends the plan as needed for Leicester area education. The trial before Judge William H. Bobbitt includes documentary evidence from both sides.
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N. C
North Carolina
Buncombe Superior Court
Woodfin
Buncombe Coin Board of Commissioners
Seing County
County Board of Education
Leicester
William H. Bobbitt
Charlotte
Democratic Candidates Paths Cross In Wilson Rally
Four Democratic candidates for North Carolina governor converge at the Wilson County Courthouse for a one hour platform address at 8 o clock. William B. Umstead Hubert E Olive Manley Dunaway and Ernest A Gardner will speak then take questions. Umstead plans to file a $150 fee in Raleigh tomorrow while Olive has already filed.
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Groundhog Ruling Reverses Fox Season Claim
Yadkin County case ends with officials admitting a groundhog is not a game animal. Defendants paid fines after arguing foxes were in season year round. a Wildlife Resources Commission official later corrected the record saying groundhogs are not game animals and the fox season is not year round.
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N. C
Yadkin
Frank Mackie
Wildlife Resources Commission
Mackie
Commission
James Misenheimer
Flake Brown
Boonville
George Steelman
Henry Lays Down His Platform For Poor Man Party
Henry Lays Down His Platform for president on the Poor Man's Party ticket led by Henry Krajewski and running mate Frank Jenkins. Proposed policies include tax free liquor and beer, strict meat price controls, and government sponsorship of small-time gambling to curb racketeering. He aims to appeal to women voters with possible tax exemptions for larger families.
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Joe
Jenkins
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Jamestown Methodist Service Probes Faith Theme
Rev Herman F. Duncan guest preacher at Jamestown Methodist Church delivered a message titled God Break ing Through. Duncan, District Superintendent of Greensboro District, conducted nightly services through Friday for Dedication Week. Class Night featured Fellowship Class receiving a classroom picture for largest attendance.
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No More Drafts Planned After June Says Marine Corps
The Marine Corps announces it will draft no additional men after June 30 as enlistments rise and forces are increasing. Officials say current intake will cover needs without new conscriptions.
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Marine Corps
Two political experts differ on New Hampshire results
Washington and New Hampshire voters gave Kefauver a stunning win over Truman while Eisenhower defeated Taft. Analysts debate the meaning of these primaries with Kefauver’s momentum uncertain for Chicago and Truman’s position still unsettled among Democrats.
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