UNC student lobbyist spent 13.10 in battle
The UNC student J W Rankin filed a lobbying report showing 13.10 spent fighting tuition increases. He received 6.00 from the Phi Assembly and 2.00 from the Di Senate, 2.50 from the Woman's Association, and 6.00 total in receipts, with 4.10 for transportation 6.00 for food and 3.00 for two nights' room. The outcome: legislators refused to raise tuition.
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Rankin
Phi Assembly
di Senate
Woman's Association
U S Chamber of Commerce Attacks New Deal Policies
Washington May 3 United States Chamber of Commerce officials call for tax relief and harsher limits on government intervention at the annual meeting. President George H. Davis outlines seven objectives including removing tax deterrents and abandoning monetary manipulation while urging private initiative in security issues.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
George H. Davis
Three Fold Prescriptions Aid Coast Women to Motherhood
Women across the nation, long sterile, now claim pregnancy using Dr H Will Elders Three Fold Prescriptions. Once exclusive to St Joseph Missouri, the remedy is distributed by leading druggists. Elders prescribe a $1.50 complete course via Mann Drug Stores.
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Dr. Elders
High Pointer Elected Officer of Fraternity at N.C. State College
The State College Tau Beta Pi chapter elected Ben S. Pace of Raleigh as president for the next year. New officers include H. D. Means of Concord vice-president Henry M. Taylor of High Point corresponding secretary and I. M. Vann Jr of Clinton recording secretary. Prof. L. L. Vaughn is treasurer and Prof. G. Wallace Smith faculty advisor.
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Raleigh
Tau Beta Pi
Ben 8 S. Pace
Phi Beta Kappa
Pace
H. D
Buddy” Means
Concord
Henry M. Taylor
High Point
I. M. Vann, Jr
Clinton
L. L. Vaughn
G. Wallace Smith
Mayors Re-elected in North Carolina Municipal Elections
Mayors across several North Carolina towns were re-elected or elected in municipal elections on May 3. J A Harrell won in Wallace with 245 votes to 51 for Campbell. H C Blackwell named Fayetteville mayor. Warren R Williams secured Sanford fifth term with 1150 votes against 654 for Fitts. P W Herman re-elected in Conover. Charles B Caudle elected in Wadesboro. Chapel Hill voters chose John M Foushee as mayor with A A McIntosh elected Recorder’s Court judge and aldermen R W Madry R J M Hobbs P L Burch named.
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Sanford Sanford
Warren R. Williams
W .H. Fitts
Chapel Hill
John M. Foushee
A. A. McIntosh
Recorder's Court
R. W. Madry
R. J. M. Hobbs
P. L. Burch
Hendersonville mayor reelected without opposition
Hendersonville voters reelected Mayor A. W. Edwards without opposition yesterday. City Council members elected were T ee Osborne Harvey Riggan and Dr. W. O. Allen, as reported from Hendersonville on May 8.
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Hendersonville
A. W. Edwards
Henderane
Tee Osborne
Harvey Riggan
W. O. Allen
Greensboro announces new city council lineup
May 3 report lists elected Greensboro city council members Mayor Ralph L. Lewis W H Sullivan Thomas A Glascock Huger King A C Davis and John W McLellan. The council will elect the mayor from among its members.
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Greensboro
Ralph L. Lewis
W. H. Sullivan
Thomas A. Glascock
Huger
King
A. C. Davis
John W. McLellan
UNC Tuition to Hold for In State Students
At Chapel Hill May 8 officials of the University of North Carolina announced that North Carolina resident tuition will remain substantially the same next September while out of state students will be charged on a reciprocal basis. The new plan charges for actual quarter hours and sets differential fees by regional district rates to raise $75 000 extra revenue ordered by the legislature.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
J. W. Rankin
Secretary of State
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
North Carolina
Rankin
Chapel Hill
Recreation Night At Wesley Memorial Church
Church announces Recreation Night this Wednesday from 7 30 to 8 30 pm at Wesley Memorial Church. Miss Margaret Andrews leads the games and Rev James E Rink will close with a devotional thought for the day.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Margaret Andrews
James E, Rink
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Robert M. Hanes
Winston- Salem
N. C
American Bankers’ Association
M. J. Cleary
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Hugh 8. Magill
American Federation of Investors of Chicago
High Pointer
N.C. State College
Wallace
Fayetteville
H .C. Blackwell
North Carolina Department of the American Legion
Conover
P. W. Herman
Wadesboro
Charles B. Caudle
WN. C
Miss Crowson
Mickey
Cynthia
Batiste
Dimity
Silub
W. B. Shearer
J. L. McMullan
Oscar Cook
Ry Jean Snirt
Penney’s
Geo. Robinson
Mgr
Sprott Long
Penney
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