Higher salaries for appointive state officials in North Carolina
A Raleigh Times survey finds most appointive state officials earn more than those facing election. Top earners include Judge N A Townsend on state missions, with monthly pay of 670.83 dollars, followed by Supreme Court justices at 666.66 dollars. Health officer Charles Laughinghouse earns 666.66, while Dennis Brummitt attorney general RK A Doughton highway chair and Allen Maxell revenue commissioner each receive 625 per month. Henry Burke also earns 625 per month as assistant budget director.
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RK. A. Doughton
Highway Commission
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Henry Burke
State Budget Bureau
Insurance man struck by car at Commerce and Main
Butcher BB of Continental Life Insurance, 425 South Main, was severely injured at 6 20 PM when struck by a car driven by a Black man at Commerce and South Main. He suffered deep elbow laceration, several broken ribs, and skin bruising. He remains a Guilford General Hospital patient, though his condition improved and he could walk.
State officials listed with monthly salaries
The article lists monthly salaries for numerous state and related officials. Former Governor Angus W. McLean is noted, with Governor Gardner next in line at 591.66 dollars per month. Other officers and their pay include treasurer Baxter Durham auditor Frank D. Grist and more, ranging from 375 to 500 dollars monthly.
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Nathan O’berry
Baxter Durham
Frank D. Grist
James A. Hartness
Dan C. Boney
A. T. Allen
W. T. Lee
Corporation Commission
George P. Pell
I. M. Bailey
Blue Sky
R. O. Self
John Mitchell
State Bank
Charles M. Johnson
County Government Advisory Commission
George R. Ross
State Farms
Johne W. Harelson
Department of Conservation and Development
John van B. Betts
Wright Dixon
State Sinking Fund Commission
Peaceful (Continued From Page One) Kijuro Shidehara foreign minister
Tokyo dispatches report scattered accounts that Russian forces have pulled back from much of the area seized last week with withdrawals extending west to Dalamor. Observers call the moves a punitive raid more than an invasion and note Russian planes still over the railway zone hindering transport recovery due to damage and disarray.
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Fokker F-32 Plane Delivered To Western Air Express
The F-32, latest Fokker design by Anthony H. Fokker, seats 30 passengers and two pilots. Its wingspan is about 100 feet, length about 70 feet, height 17 feet, with a cost between 100000 and 120000 dollars. Previous tests showed flights with two motors carrying up to 20 passengers.
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Department of Commerce
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Smokeless Cities Vision From London Speaks on Fuel Future
George Lansbury, first commissioner of works in the labor government, predicts cities will be smokeless with smokeless fuels and electricity heating homes, envisioning a future free of smoke.
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George Lansbury
Planes Struck by Lightning During In-Flight Incidents
Several aircraft encountered lightning strikes while airborne, prompting emergency procedures and checks of structural integrity. No injuries reported among passengers or crew, and aviation officials are reviewing weather data and flight paths for risk assessment.
Gardner Hosts Thanksgiving Guests With Birds At Dinner
Governor Gardner and Mrs Gardner host about 30 guests including Governor Harry F Byrd of Virginia and General Smedley Butler at Raleigh dinner before the North Carolina Virginia game in Chapel Hill. Gardner notes he buys all his turkeys and paid a large bill. party to fly to Richmond tomorrow morning.
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Byrd
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Mrs Johnson dies from injuries after Greensboro bus crash
Mrs Alice Johnson wife of J W Johnson Route 8 died at Clinic Hospital Greensboro at 5 30 this morning from injuries suffered last Saturday when the Charlotte Greensboro bus of Carolina Coach overturned near the city limits injuring seven passengers She was the most seriously hurt and had broken collar bone and severe spinal injuries Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Archdale M E Church with Rev E M Jones and Miss Clara I Cox assisting Burial in family plot in Davidson county. she was 51 born December 25 1877 survived by husband five sons Roy John R Ftd Raymond and Cruz Johnson and a daughter Joy Weldon Johnson all at home.
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Carolina Coach Company
Johnson
Davidson County
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Roy
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Raymond
Cruz Johnson
Joy Weldon Johnson
Archdale M. E. Church
E. M. Jones
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
Local Fashion Notes Highlight Bertha Garments
A Lebanon cemetery guide notes popular young dress-up items. Youngsters favor pink brocaded taffeta berths and lace berths, with the pink evening piece described as quaint and stylish for social wear.
Wise Words On Faith From The Bible Guild
A Bible Guild compilation extols the comforting power of Psalm 23 and the Sermon on the Mount. It notes the Lord's Prayer taught by mothers and repeated by countless people as a universal blessing and anchor of hope in God's kingdom.
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Bible Guild
Friday: Morris Sheppard U S senator from Texas
Friday notes mention Morris Sheppard a U S senator from Texas in political context. He is identified as a national figure associated with Texas politics. No specific event or dates provided.
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Morris Sheppard
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Texas
Oldest American-voter James Jordan recounts presidential line
James Samuel Jordan, a Danville resident, says he has seen all U.S. presidents since his birth during George Washington’s second term through his father Motley Jordan’s era. The elder Jordan died. James recently voted in Danville.
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Motley Jordan
George Washington
James Jordan
Restore Appetite With S S S Health Tonic Claims
An advertisement extols S S S as a purely vegetable, easy to assimilate tonic that revives appetite, restores blood cells to normal, and improves sleep, skin, and nerves. It promises gradual results and urges readers to purchase the larger size at drugstores.
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