Tax Classification Amendment Sparks Broad North Carolina Debate
Raleigh Nov 1 The clash between The News and Observer Josephus Daniels and the State Tax Commission over the tax classification amendment has generated unexpected public interest. Officials and allies say the controversy increases awareness and support for the amendment, while critics argue about uniformity in taxation.
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Police Nab Three After Fight in Burlington
In Burlington Navy section, Officer Currie Murrie returned from sick leave and used his stick to separate three men, sending them to jail. In Thomasville on November 1, Arthur Suggs aged 17 rode a bicycle for 50 hours and 30 minutes before bystanders removed him and he was put to bed.
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Junior Leaguers Dance With Police Presence Denied
Greensboro reports Chief Mike D. Caffey states the Junior Leaguers held a dance with both a plainclothes officer and a uniformed officer present despite their denial. He notes they had requested a uniformed officer first.
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Deer Deaths Rise in Pisgah Forest Area
Asheville report says fifteen deer have died in Pisgah National Forest and biologists work to determine cause.
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World business mood linked to global upheavals
Durham November 1. Dr Richard H Shryock of Duke University ties current global unrest to a depressed business climate. He notes revolutions in South America fascist and communist gains in Germany and French fears over Germany. He cites unemployment risk in the United States and mentions Hoover's late plans for work relief.
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Pluto Nears Earth in 1988 Closest Approach
The planet Pluto is expected to make its closest approach to Earth in 1988, coming within 2,800,000 miles. Astronomers note the event will provide a rare opportunity for observation.
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Democrats Optimistic on North Carolina Victory
In Raleigh, Democratic leaders from Odus Mull to Gov. Gardner report brightening campaign winds three days before the general election. They cite rising interest, rural turnout, and a hoped Bailey win by 75,000 to 100,000, with Democrats predicted to carry the ticket though the ninth district may be closer.
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Congress
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Split loyalties strengthen Democrats as Republicans fear backlash
Democratic and Republican leaders acknowledge that factional support for Bailey versus Simmons has consolidated the Democratic position and dampened Republican prospects, signaling a shift in intra party alignments.
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Democratic registrar stabbed in political dispute
M W H Chandler, Democratic registrar for Bryan township, was stabbed and seriously wounded in a political argument. His alleged assailant, John Wall, Republican, has not been located. Davidson County board of elections in Lexington, N C, dismissed the petition by Thomasville Republicans seeking dismissal of three registrars.
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Textile worker shoots wife then shoots himself in separation case
Orest City North Carolinas George Tate of Cliffside, a textile worker, killed his wife and fired five shots at himself. He is in critical condition at Rutherford hospital after the incident, first reported as a separation dispute.
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Pitt County Road Boss Indicted in Embezzlement Case
Beulaville North Carolina AP report says Pitt County grand jury indicted C. B. Fancher road superintendent over three charges of embezzlement involving convict labor.
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Brooks To Attend White House Child Health Conference
Dr. E. C. Brooks president of North Carolina State College accepts Hoover invitation to be a delegate at the White House Conference on Child Health and Protection in Washington from November 19 to 22. He will attend the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities meeting in Washington November 17 to 19.
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Coronation Day in Empire as Coptic Archbishop Crown Emperors
Tribesmen in ceremonial dress lead the procession to a new coronation hall. The Coptic archbishop will bless and crown the emperor at nine o clock and crown the queen about ten minutes later, amid the week long celebration and regal rites.
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