North Carolina Fears Shorted Federal Aid for Schools
Washington reports Rep. Barden argues the Lee bill proposing 30 million dollars for distressed schools lacks guarantees that North Carolina would benefit. He urges considering state taxes and needs to avoid penalizing states keeping schools open. He supports direct federal aid but opposes discrimination against his state.
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Washington
North Carolina
Gress
Baref
Lee
North Olina
Baren
Barden
Oklahoma
Protection from stray dogs prompts plea to lawmakers
Sheriff Joe Phipps urges a revised dog law to shield farmers from poultry and livestock losses while avoiding penalties for defending property. He cites cases where owners paid damages after killing dogs and notes current claims approved by the sheriff and county bodies may rise under a dog tax fund. Citizens are urged to contact state representatives.
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Joe
Phipps
Sheriff's Office
John C. Sharpe
Alamance Road
L. M. Lowdermilk
Bessemer
H. W. Pugh
County Board of Education
Guilford
Pow-O-Lin touted by Thomasville man for relief
Mr. Morton of 165 Mill St reports severe chronic constipation and rheumatic back pain improved rapidly by a new medicine Pow-O-Lin. He describes restored sleep and energy and plans to share results with friends. A Pow-O-Lin representative will be at Mann's Store No 1 and Economy Drug Co with sales at Mann's Thomasville Store.
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Mr. Morton
Morton
Highland Manufacturing Co
Mill St
Hillard Memorial Baptist Church
Order of American Mechanics
County Files Tax Claim Against North Carolina Firm
Guilford county filed a tax claim against the defunct North Carolina corporation for 34 152 26 totaling 29 467 75 in taxes and 3 534 93 in penalties for 1931 plus 430 77 in taxes and 57 69 in penalties for any and 72 55 in penalties for 1933 with Gurney Hood, commissioner of banks, as party plaintiff.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Gurney Hood
North Carolina Corporation
Wife Seeks Court Declaration of Husband Dead in 1915 disappearance
Mrs. Rose M. Head filed in Guilford Superior Court seeking a declaration that her husband Frank M. Head is legally dead and recovery of $4,000 plus $1,340 already paid on a Prudential life policy. Head disappeared in Dorchester, Massachusetts, in May 1915 and has not been seen or heard from since.
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Greensboro
Rose M. Head
Guilford Superior Court
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Head
Frank M. Head
Dorchester
Mass
Man Despondent Slashes Throat While Riding With Wife
Roy Griffin of 416 Cable Street in a car with his wife attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a sharp-edged instrument. The car stopped before his home, a Sechrest Funeral Home ambulance was called, Griffin was taken to Guilford General Hospital, treated for minor injuries, and discharged.
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Roy Griffin
Cable Street
Sechrest Funeral Home
Griffin
Guillford General Hospital
Millions of Trees Cut Annually for Poles in U S
Approximately five million trees are cut each year in the United States to supply telegraph and telephone poles.
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United States
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N. C
First Christian Church
Columbia
Christian College
Sally Rand
MR. T. IL. Morton
Nicothone Dairies
Pistachio
Southern Dairies
Man
Children’s Smart Apparel
Children’s Dept
Ite SD. GR
Goodyear Welt
Tennie
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