Roosevelt's New Power Compared to Wilson in War Era
A NEA Service analysis contrasts Roosevelt's bank holiday and emergency powers with Woodrow Wilson's World War I actions. It notes congressional authorization, limited scope, and historical precedent from Washington to Lincoln, arguing the president may be powerful but not a dictator.
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Woodrow Wilson
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America
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Lincoln
Johnson
Sureme Court
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Yo Yoers to Hold Field Day Thursday
The Enterprise Yo Yo Tour tournament opens Thursday morning in Asheboro with Peter Noble as judge. Prizes include a $25 cash award and a Silver Loving Cup. District winners advance to a Saturday final for the title, with cash prizes for preliminaries across Asheboro Thomasville Lexington High Point and a grand final on Main Street.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Peter Noble
Thomasville
Lexington
Main Street
Enterprise Office
Lexington Bank Audit Underway After License Withheld
State banking commissioner Gurney P. Hood has withheld the Commercial Bank of Lexingtons license and ordered a full audit. The audit began in Lexington March 21 and is expected to take several days with an auditor from the state banking department in charge. President Joe V. Moffitt says the department has no information beyond last Julys audit, and a final decision on reopening will follow the review.
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Lexington
Gurney P. Hood
Lcense
Commercial Bank of
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Joe V. Moffitt
Lexington Bank
Church Ladies Plan Plant Sale Next Tuesday
A plant sale will be held on the lawn of the Friends church at Main and Commerce streets starting at 9 o clock Tuesday morning. Circle Number Two of the Friends Auxiliary is sponsoring the sale with Mrs David H Parsons assisting and Mrs F R Taylor leading the circle.
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Friends Church
Ae Main
Commerce
Circle Number Two
Friends Auxiliary
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F .R. Taylor
Bank seeks reopening after audit delays license
Local bank officials traveled to Raleigh to meet with Commissioner Hood after an audit in July 1992 failed to show the percentage the commission requested. They expect a new audit to be completed, then renewed efforts to obtain a license allowing reopening without restrictions. Citizens of Lexington and nearby areas face banking inconvenience until facilities return.
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Raleigh
Hood
Lexington
The Atlantic Monthly Subscription Appeal
A compact promotion invites readers to subscribe to The Atlantic Monthly, praising wit wisdom and companionship as the country's most quoted magazine for seventy five years. It lists Arlington Street Boston as the mailing address for subscription.
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Atlantic
America
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