South’s Trade Pacts and Peace Mission For the South
John Temple Graves II argues the southern states can gain from Hull’s reciprocal trade pacts by boosting cotton and footwear trade, promoting world prosperity, and backing collective security. He urges freeing war debts, embracing reasonable tariffs, and resisting isolationist or delays like the Ludlow amendment while rallying democracy against autocracy.
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America
South
Italy
Germany
Japan
United States
Adolph Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Passion for democracy in North Carolina license tag debate
The piece argues Commissioner Maxwell Swap substitutes to The Balanced State for 1939 tags, urges a positive democratic zeal over cautious pacifism, and calls Southerners a passionate people who must show devotion, courage, and a clear program to defend civilization against rising autocracies.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill
Raleigh
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
North Carolina
Revenue Department
South
Rome
America
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Nile
Major Ridge Gains Backing From Labor League In Alamance
Major Edney Ridge of Greensboro intensifies campaign publicity as he secures endorsement from the Labor Non-Partisan League. Alamance County, with no local primaries, could deliver a strong Democratic vote, boosted by workers and by Lee Carr running for superior court judge.
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Edney Ridge
Greensboro
Labor Non- Partisan League
Alamance
Lee Carr
Superior Court
Major Ridge
Harmony and apathy in race for statewide GOP primary
A Sunday paper notes Republicans failed to file enough to force a statewide GOP primary. The piece laments apathy, jokes about political funeral rites for Cam Morrison, and urges gratitude now that lists are closed.
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Cam Morrison
Senate
Louis H. Wilson Elevates Department Publications Design
Louis H. Wilson, publications chief for the Department of Agriculture, enhances exterior and interior pages of The Bulletin, Farm Forecaster, Agricultural Review, and other publications with eye catching pictures and typography, replacing dull exteriors with appealing layouts.
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Louis H. Wilson
Department of Agricculture
Bulletin
Farm Forecaster
Agricultural Review
Louis
Department muddies mailings as old names linger in notices
The Department of Agriculture continues sending the Weekly Cottonseed Review to W A Graham, Commissioner of Agriculture, though W Kerr Scott has been in office over a year. The mix of outdated covers and current leadership shows gaps in updating official mailings.
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W. Kerr Scott
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. A. Graham
Wilmington Mayor Discusses New Bus Station and Power Plant
Mayor Thomas E. Cooper visits to confer with Utility Commissioner Stanley Winborne on a proposed City-by-the-Sea bus station. He also promotes plans for a municipal power plant in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Thomas E. Cooper
Stanley Winborne
City-by-the-Sea
U S Debt Drops on March Income Tax Revenue
Washington reports March income tax collections totaled 712 million dollars in the first six days, narrowing the deficit from 1.165 to 0.814 billion. The national debt fell from 37.814 to 37.498 billion by March 26, with the budget projecting higher deficits and debt by June 30.
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Washington
Treasury
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