North Carolina Teachers Open 49th Education Convention
Raleigh hosts the North Carolina Education Association as 1500 to 2000 delegates gather for the 49th annual convention. President Clyde A. Erwin will address the opening session with Don Freeman and Dr. W. D. Reeve among speakers. Gov. Ehbringhaus is slated to speak Saturday morning.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
North Carolina Education Association
Clyde A. Erwin
Rutherfordton
Rutherford County
Don Freeman
Richmond
Richmond News Leader
W. D. Reeve
Columbia University
William John Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
Association of
Frank H. Hickman
Duke University
J. ©. B. Ehbringhaus
Juiced Up Speakeasies Brace For New Enforcement Shifts
Manhattan nightlife bands together as liquor sources come under heavier Federal focus. Operators cut prices and install bars as scarcity expectations ease, while padlock squads wind down and collectors plan selective raids. News reports cite industry skepticism and shifts in enforcement strategy.
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New York
Woodcock
McCampbell
Louies
Tonys
Toms
Manhattan
Carousal
Times Square
Adams‑Millis Wins First Game In Postseason Series
Adams-Millis defeated High Point Box company 87 to 25 in the first game of the Industrial League championship series at the YMCA. E Farlow led Boxers with 15 points, Willis top-scored for Adams-Millis with 14, and Morehead added 12. Next game set for Saturday at 1 45 p.m. at the YMCA.
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Adams-Millis
High Point Box Company
E. Farlow
Willis
Morehead
Adama Millis
Millis B. Farlow
G. Hinklerward
Connor
Stone
Ed. Farlow
Virginians Seek Session Over Beer Policy Debate
In Richmond on March 23, Rumblings of dissatisfaction emerged from multiple sides as Governor Pollard held firm in his decision, prompting calls for a legislative session to reassess beer policy and related issues.
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Richmond
Pollard
Budget Chief Douglas Aims to Save One Billion
Lewis W. Douglas, 38, new Director of the Budget, works with President Roosevelt to cut federal expenses and balance the budget. He toils long hours, advocates deep retrenchment, and faces veteran ire while steering major reorganizations to prevent inflation and fund government.
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NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Lewis W. Douglas
Roosevelt
Douglas
Arizona
United States
Germany
Congress
Post Office
House
State Department
Amherst
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Belgium
Pershing
Tarrytown
N. Y
Virginia seeks special session to revive beer laws
Richmond restaurant owners and other supporters circulate a petition urging the governor to call a special session of the general assembly to consider beer legislation. They push to hasten the return of beer to a thirsty Virginia and plan to expand the campaign to other regions.
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General Assembly
Virginia
Richmond
Rail plan mover Walker D Hines eyed for key transit post
Rail quarters signal Walker D Hines the war time rail controller may lead a new transportation board with broad powers. The report links Hines to consolidation ideas and highlights aims to cut labor costs, noting 260000 workers would be affected.
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New York
Walker D. Hines
Wall Street
Hines
The
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Highlander Denies Betrayal in Secrets Trial
Lt Norman Baillie stands before a court martial denying ever betraying military secrets for pay. Prosecution shows letters from a German contact and claims Marie Louise is an alias for a foreign agent. Baillie insists debts and a Berlin furlough night explain the money sent by a woman he met.
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London
Norman Baillie
Berlin
Norman Parkes
Marie Louise
Ballie-Stewart
Snow Falls in Western Maryland as Winter Holds Ground
Snow covered Oakland in Garrett County with about one inch on the ground and a temperature of 30 degrees as spring moves in. The brief winter surge disrupted rural areas around Cumberland Maryland on March 23.
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Cumberland
Maryland
Oakland
Garrett County
Pension Age Reduction Could Ease Layoffs From Road Consolidation
In informed quarters officials suggest that nationwide road consolidation may lead to layoffs unless pension ages for retiring workers are lowered by national law. The proposal would reduce long term payroll costs and stabilize staffing amid restructuring pressures.
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