How Great Britain Manages Its High Courts Of Justice
British judiciary contrasts with the U S system, outlining appointment methods and life tenure for most judges and the unique position of the Lord High Chancellor. Details on court divisions, key judges and ages, and the appellate path to the House of Lords are provided, with notes on the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council as empire authority.
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Great Britain
High Courts of Justice
London
Roosevelt
England
United States
Senate
Britain
Law Lords
Lords Justice of Appeal
America
House of Lords
Lowwat
High Court of Justice
Chancery
King’s Bench
Lord Hailsham
Eve
Clauson
Justice Luxmoore
Justice Farwell
Justice Bennett
Justice Croseman
King's Bench
Hewart
Justice Horridge
Justice Swift
Justice Branson
Justice Talbot
Justice MacKinnon
Justice Finlay
Justice Hawke
Justice Charles
Justice Humphreys
Justice du Parey
Justice Macnaghten
Justice Goddard
Justice Lawrence
Atkinson
Justice Singleton
Justice Porter
Justice Lord
Justice Hilbery
Justice Poyer- Lewis
Merriman
Langton
Bucknall
Court of Appeal
Master of the Rolls
Baron Wright
Arthur Greer
Henry Slesser
Mark Romer
Wilfrid Greene
Leslie Scott
Lord Blanschurch
Lord Atkin
Lord Thankerton
Lord Russell
Lord Macmillan
Lord Maugham
Lord Roche
Empire
British Empire
King's Privy Council
India
British Dominions
Privy Council
Lord Sankey
Lor Merrivale
Lord Alness
U. S. Supreme Court
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
Canada
Bennett
Hailsham
Lord Blanesburgh
Look and learn quiz on money life and words
The questions cover topics from currency lifespan to Bryant's journalism career and pronunciation. Answers include seven to nine months for a bill’s life, Bryant as editor of the New York Evening Post for over 80 years, Kwin tu plets with accent on first syllable, dry sand heavier than wet under certain moisture, and the 1940 Olympics held in Tokyo.
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William Cullen Bryant
The
New York Evening Post
Tokio
P T A Meeting At Randleman High School
RANDLEMAN March 16 The P T A held its regular meeting in the high school auditorium with Mrs Frank Talley presiding. A report from committees was favorable and Rose Parrishs class presented a short play The Lost Fairy. Dr Sumner will visit April 7 to examine children entering school next year. parents urged to send their children.
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Jessie Hinshaw
New Salem
Randieman
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Argus Barker
Main Street
Ruby McElhannon
Durham
Fay Hannon
Coleridge
Verla Gray
Phillip McKengzie
Ramseur
Paul Winslow
J. W. Slack
James Yow
Luther Kidd
High Point
Worth Kidd
Charlie Harrel
James
Mooresville
Henry Hunt
Asheboro
Harvey Hunt
Zula Hunt
Mitchell County Rides Tan Arid to Lockout Alcohol
March 16 Raleigh report notes tax bill shifts penalties to poll taxes, eggs and hens prompted remark on farmers organizing, and Mitchell County becoming dry after Senate approval. No opposition noted in either house as law makes Mitchell county the state’s driest.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
J. Baskervill
Henry Averill Raleigh
North Carolina
Mitchell County
Senate
Mitchell
North Carolina House Passes Anti Slot Machine Bill
The Flannagan anti slot machines bill to curb the one armed bandits passed the house with little opposition. A small amendment delayed its effect to June 30 1937 to allow owners to remove machines. Written by Superior Court Judge M W Barnhill of Rocky Mount the measure is touted as air tight and evasion proof.
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Superior Court
M. W. Barnhill
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Senate Passes North Carolina Adult Education Bill
A broader program of adult education will be implemented in North Carolina after the senate approved a bill previously passed by the house. The measure establishes an education system and includes a $25,000 appropriation.
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North Carolina
Senate
House
STATE PAYROLL SHOWS BIG RISE IN 1936
Raleigh report shows North Carolina payrolls topped 300 million dollars in 1936. The unemployment compensation fund surpassed 2.7 million on March 15 with 4,145 employers paying or due to pay, representing about one tenth of one percent of total payrolls.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Employment Compensation Commission
Addiion
Charles H. Robertson
Internal Revenue
Greensboro
N. C
NC payrolls reach 350 million in 1936 says commission
Clara Still Has Formula for It notes that if payrolls were included all NC employers paid about 350 million in 1936. A state payroll commission sent 10 field representatives as a flying squadron to canvass cities and ensure reports and contributions on 1936 payrolls are filed. They have covered Raleigh and are now in Durham.
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North Carolina
Commission
Raleigh
Durham
Average car mileage estimate per year
The average car is driven about 8,000 miles annually.
Credit Bureaus of North Carolina Conclude Meeting
The two day conference at Sedgefield Inn enters its final day with Robert G. Trosper presiding. Events include greetings by Grace Baker and John Swain, plus talks by Mrs. Burroughs Miss Trice and others. Committees will report resolutions adopted and new officers elected.
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Associated Credit Bureaus of
North Carolina
Sedgefield Inn
Robert G. Trosper
Greensboro
Grace Baker
High Point Merchants’ Association
John Swain
Raleigh
J. C. Burroughs
Rockingham
Mary Trice
Lexington
George C. Robinson
Richmond
John H. Smitherman
Winston- Salem
President Trosper
H. L. Johnson
Concord
Co. L. Lowder
Gastonia
Boston Drivers Erase Parking Privilege by Tagging Cars
Boston motorists exploited lenient parking rules by leaving old tickets under windshields to dodge new fines. Police responded by changing the color of parking tickets to curb the scheme and restore enforcement clarity.
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Boston
Germany expands auto exports by half in 1936.
In 1936 Germany boosted automobile exports by about 50 percent, reflecting growing industrial output and foreign sales. The rise indicates the regime's increasing emphasis on export strength to bolster economic and political aims amid global tensions.
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Germany
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