Supreme Court issues 10 rulings including Columbus County hospital bond case
The North Carolina Supreme Court handed down ten decisions. It upheld a Superior Court ruling that blocked an injunction on Columbus County bonds for a new hospital. The court ruled plaintiffs Garrel and Fowler waited more than 30 days to sue after bond orders were published. A Mecklenburg non-suit reversal involved a bite injury case against Covington Brothers and White Provision Company. The opinion favored public health over commerce in a policy choice.
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Supreme Court
Columbus County
W. C. Harris
Winborne
S. W. Garrel, Jr
Dock Fowler
Mecklenburg County
Hubert E. Olive
William Rabb
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Arthur D. Covington
Covington Brothers
White Provision Company
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Awendaw School Closed to Prevent Polio Spread
Charleston county health officials closed the Awendaw school in Charleston to day to prevent spread of infantile paralysis. Three new cases were reported yesterday.
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S. C
Charleston County
Registered bankers cooperate with NC banking commissioner
Pinehurst May 11. The states registered investment bankers plan to cooperate with Gurney P. Hood, North Carolina Banking Commissioner, in gathering data on the fiscal condition of local government units. R. C. Kirchofer of Raleigh was chosen chairman with Thomas C. Darst of Greensboro as vice chairman. other committeemen include J. T. Warmath, M. Daniel Lewis of Greensboro, and Murray Atkins of Charlotte.
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North Carolina
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Thomas C. Darst
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J. T. Warmath
M. Daniel Lewis
Murray Atkins
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Farm Market Report Sees Mixed Fruit and Vegetable Prices
North Carolina wholesale markets show strawberry demand moderates with mixed prices across towns Chadbourn Wallace and Missionary. Cabbage lettuce green peas and potatoes list varied quotes from New York Boston and Florida markets with notable shifts and steady to weak tones.
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School faculty to stay the same in Asheboro for next year
Reginald Turner announces the Asheboro city schools will keep the same faculty for the coming year with two vacancies at high school and elementary levels. No new appointments were announced. The report notes England see a surge in housing since World War I.
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Asheboro
Reginald Turner
John J. Garrett
Ruth Tucker
North Carolina Medical Society Guests Visit Bermuda
The U S Queen of Bermuda hosted North Carolina Medical Society members and auxiliary at Bermuda on May 11. A dinner dance capped the visit with sessions resuming on the return voyage to Norfolk Virginia. Awards honors and medical talks highlighted the convention.
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Bermuda
U. S. Queen of Bermuda
North Carolina Medical Society and Auxiliary Board
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