Legislative actions and stalled bills in state houses
The house delayed the agriculture commission appointment bill and moved on a motor vehicle reflector requirement. The Hood Parker salary cut bill was set for tomorrow with three measures on the agenda. The Moss-Cherry license plate fee plan was scheduled for Tuesday. Senate rejected two deposit-bond bills for surety and casualty firms. The Whedbee district hospital homes bill won final house approval. The Connor child labor bill was amended to allow the welfare commission to define hazardous jobs. Also includes stock market and a local real estate ad with terms for a six room bungalow at 502 W Ray St.
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House
Connor
Wilson
Senate
Child Welfare Commission
For Sale and Real Estate Listings in Local Ad Sections
A collage of property notices lists multiple houses for sale on Amos Street English Street North End and East Side districts. Various six to seven room homes priced between $2,400 and $5,000 note features like modern interiors, oak floors, garages, and proximity to schools. Also mentions a Colonial Drive building and other smaller ads.
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North End
North Hamilton
East Side
Anderson Street
Bridges Street
Circle Drive
Cvera East
Tryont
Explosion Heard Off Sealing Vessel Viking Near St Johns
Sealing near St Johns Newfoundland reported an explosion heard off the coast as the Sealer Viking operated. New York officials of the company cautioned it might be dynamite used to cut ice, with no mention of a fire in dispatches. Patrick Vrissell of New York reports.
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Laborador
Yale
Royal Georgraphic Society
Varick Frissell
New York
Robert A. Bartlett
Peary
North Pole
Frissell
North
Hudson Bay Country
W. C. Chanler
Benge
Talking Picture
White Thunder
A. E. Penrod
Harry Sargent
Theme Foundation
Franklin
St. Johns
N. F
Frissell Well
Parick Vrissell
Jury Venire Questioned Over Newspaper Influence
Prosecution chairman C Wayland Brooks questioned veniremen about newspaper publicity and an employee link to the Chicago Tribune. After reading varied accounts of a killing, several veniremen were dismissed for bias. The state added witnesses Rev. John Renodids of Notre Dame and Clark Applegate of Owensboro to the list.
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C. Wayland Brooks
Veniremen
Lingle
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Chicago Tribune
Brooks
John Renodids
Notre Dame
SR and Clark Applegate
Owensboro
Income Tax Due By Today In Large Federal Tide
Four million citizens faced the midnight deadline to file 1930 income tax returns with at least one-fourth payment due. Treasury officials projected receipts of about 525 million dollars from returns and noted a sizeable deficit for the current fiscal year ending June 30.
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Washington, Mar
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureaus
Sony
Sanford Rites Conducted Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. Sanford died at her granddaughter’s home were held at the Primitive Baptist church at 11 oclock with Elders J W Tuttle and G W Hill officiating. Active pallbearers included T J Greer A M Payne G Pope Gurney Snider A A Weaver and L B Morefield. Honorary pallbearers were G J James H A Moffitt Everett Jones H Anderson J C Myers and James Garner. Flowers were carried by a list of Up to date volunteers and interment followed in the church cemetery.
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G. W. Hill
T. J. Greer
A. M. Payne
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Gurney Snider
A. A. Weaver
L. B. Morefield
G. J. James
H. A. Moffitt
Everett Jones
H. Anderson
J. C. Myers
James Garner
F. L. Gordy
Rosa Wright
Laura Jones
M. F. Crooks
N. L. Garner
Annice Payne
Ida Payne
Bates
Vergie Mae
Two In Family Die of Bullet Wounds in Texas
In Edinburg Texas D Walker age 30 and Cline Moss 14 foster daughter of San Juan died today from wounds received in a shooting at the Walker home late last night. Mrs Walker told officers her husband shot the girl and then himself after an argument.
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Edinburg
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D. Walker
Cline Moss
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Walker
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady in Mixed Trade
Cotton futures closed steady with net advances of 22 to 23 points in New Orleans trading on March 16. The session showed activity across several contracts including Mar, Tig, and Oct with varied highs and lows and closing values reflecting modest gains.
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New, Orleans
Mar
P. C
Probers Prepare Hearings On State Funds Collapse
Nashville March 16 The Tennessee legislature readies to reconvene to hear a 12000 word report from a preliminary probe into nearly seven million dollars in state funds found in four banks that failed last fall The investigating committee seeks a second recess to probe fiscal affairs including relations between Colonel Luke Lea perepaye publisher and R Caldwell failed financier and their role with multiple suspended or bankrupt institutions Proponents expect a two month adjournment after reports are reviewed but unanimity for a new recess is uncertain.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Commonwealth
Luke Lea
Perepaye
R Caldwell
Lea
Caldwell
Assembly
Piece work urged for Soviet collective farms in new plan
Moscow March 16 The all union congress of soviets considered a Yakovief resolution to introduce piece work on more than 85 000 collective farms with wages in money or commodities rewarding workers who toil more than others. He noted 9 000 000 peasant families are involved while acknowledging defects and potential abuse of the system. A separate coal mine labor crisis looms as the council of peoples commissars offers food clothing and other incentives to attract workers amid a recent salary rise.
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All Union Congress of Soviets
Yakovietf
Council of Peoplee
Glues in Brooks case spark new leads in San Diego
Stray hairs found with Virginia Brooks’s body prompt renewed search for her killer. Two suspects held. a light truck with hair evidence examined. Police chemist Rex Welch calls the adult hair crucial. A tire imprint cast tied the truck to the scene. one driver held, name undisclosed. The second suspect, Ture Wallin, returned from Tecate and faces immigration investigations.
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Cal
Virginia Brooks
Virginia
Rex Welch
Los Angeles
Ture Wallin
Tecate
California
Brooks
Funeral rites for W. C. Hight in Henderson today
Henderson March 1 funeral services will be held today for W. C. Hight 55 a prominent merchant in this section who died at Read Enterprise Want Ads for results.
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Henderson
Mar
W. C. Hight
Cops Find Hubby Lost In Debris of Tax Figures
In Chicago on March 16 AP reports Mrs. Gunnar Anderson spoke by phone amid a puzzling incident where police recovered a husband missing since a collapse of tax figures.
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Chicago
Mar
Gunnar Anderson
Graft Probery Gains Strength in New York Politics
United support for an investigation of city government grew as W Kingsland Macy urged coordinated movements for legislative action. Samuel Seabury eyed as special counsel would hear nonfeasance charges against Mayor Walker. Clergy joined calls for city hall reforms amid mayoral criticisms and a Bank of United States closing link rumor.
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Mar
W. Kingsland Macy
Macy
Samuel Seabury
Thomas C. T. Crain
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Walter W. Westall
Westchester County
United Democrats
City Hall
John Hayes Holmes
Community Church
Stephen
Free Synagogue
Charlies F. Kerrigan
Walker
Thomas ©. T. Crain
Bank of United States
Indian women face disgrace in Madras boxing clash
A six round boxing bout at the white city carnival in Madras sparked outrage as Kamala and Sita Bal faced social ostracism. The event shocked India's conservative society and drew condemnation from Gandhi who called it degrading and disreputable.
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Madras
India
Mar
Kamala
Sita Bal
Gandhi
Marquette Coach Denies Football Overemphasis Charge
Milwaukee report quotes Frank P. Murray defending football from claims it disrupts study. He notes Marquette players miss only four or five class days, fewer than basketball base ball and track, arguing football demands less absence than other sports.
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Milwaukee
Frank P. Murray
Marquette University
Emergency Help Contact Number 2039 Listed
Do you need work done or a job fulfilled in city relief efforts Call 2039 the Emergency Committee for Employment office telephone located in City Hall basement Mrs W E Price is the full time secretary and her assistant staff receive calls to coordinate needed help to relieve the city employment situation
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Emergency Committee
Ity Hall
W. E. Price
Injured Man Sues For 5400 In Auto Crash
F B Leonard of Winston-Salem sues H A Sauls in High Point municipal court for 5400 claiming permanent injuries from a March 1 collision near Lexington. Leonard alleges Sauls cut in front across a Winston-Salem highway intersection. his Ford roadster was wrecked. he seeks 5400 for personal injuries and 490 for car damages.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
F. B. Leonard
Lexington
Sauls
Leonard
Five Delinquent Girls Charged With Fires At Samarcand
Raleigh March 16 five girls Delorice Seawell Margaret Rudgen Josephine French Wilmer Owen and Bertha Hall are jailed in Moore county on arson charges after they allegedly set fire to two Samarcand buildings causing 106000 in damages. They claimed confinement and crackers as motive. Insurance officials and state authorities begin inquiry as trustees plan replacement funds. A Carthage preliminary hearing is set with possible charges against up to twelve inmates.
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N. C
Samarcand
Moore County
Delorice Seawell
Margaret Rudgen
Josephine French
Wilmer Owen
Bertha Hall
Insurance and Welfare Department
State Insurance Department
Dan C. Boney
Mre
Delia Dizon Carroll
Custody Granted to Father in High Point Hearings
Maliie Walker, a Highland Cotton mill employee, won custody of three children Edith 13 Norris 7 and R 9 after Judge Lewis E Teague ruled in a High Point municipal court special hearing. Walker sought habeas corpus against his wife who allegedly kept the children from him since last Christmas until last week. Mrs Walker was arrested in Randolph county on a charge of immoral conduct.
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Highland
Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Walker
Coletrane Street
Edith
Norris
A Walker
Marrie
Randolph County
Jim Brown Claims Colorful Family
Jim Brown who recently moved from New York state claims a highly colorful family tree. He is descended from the Greens of Flatbush and his wife was a Gray, relative of the Haven Blacks. Brown's sister married a White and a brother married a Theon pronounced lan.
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Jim Brown
New York State
Flatbush
Ne Haven
Brown
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