Receipts From Income Taxes Hit New High
Revenue receipts for North Carolina climb as income tax forecasts rise toward 12 million dollars. Gasoline and sales taxes also grow, supporting a larger general fund and ongoing state services expansion. Governor Hoey notes prosperity and a solid foundation for growth. Revenue Commissioner Maxwell cites steady tax collection progress.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Revenue Department
A.J. Maxwell
General Assembly
Hoey
Max Well
Mussolini Aims to Rebuild Sicily With Small Farms
Fascist policy aims to convert vast estates into 60 acre family plots in Sicily with 40,000 lire houses, livestock and tools. Government plans to fund 50 percent of infrastructure and create grouped eight-home communities to ease transition from crowded villages to independent farms.
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Rome
Associated Press
Sicily
Mussolini
Italy
United States
Prepare Now For Your Christmas Permanent
NEA service writer urges early planning for a holiday permanent wave with tips on brushing, shampooing, and scalp stimulation. Advises routine nightly brushing and proper drying to improve elasticity and shine, plus hot oil for dry hair and home treatments for conditioning. Also includes North Carolina quail and game seasons with bag and possession limits starting Thanksgiving.
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NEA Service
Turkey
Trade talk and quail lay days hook Raleigh sports gossip
Capital Shorts reports a Wake County luncheon bullpen discussing Big Five football moves including Walker to West Virginia and Sutherland to Wake Forest. It notes UNC may trade Frank Graham to Duke for Wallace Wade and even swap State College. Also mentions a Wall Street Journal visit and a first time the state offers lay days for quail shooting in eastern counties.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Wake County
Peahead Walker
Wake Forest
University of West Virginia
The
Baptist College
Jock Sutherland
Dick Reynolds
State College
Walker
Morgantown
Sutherland
Wake
University of North Carolina
Frank Graham
Duke
Wallace Wade
Wall Street Journal
J. T. Anderson
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Negro to Get New Hearing in Rape Case the State Supreme Court Grants
Raleigh Reuters reports the state supreme court granted Simon Gibson a new trial after his rape conviction in New Hanover County. The court denied appeals of Haywood Mitchell and Richard Mays, both Mecklen burg County, and Jim Moore of Pender County, who were sentenced to die for first degree murder or burglary. Moore killed John Robert Fen nell. Mitchell killed George Green. Mays broke into the Fowler home.
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Raleigh
Simon Gibson
New Hanover County
State Supreme Court
Haywood
Hazel) Mitchell
Richard Mays
Mecklenburg County
Jim Moore
Pender County
Moore
John Robert Fennell
John Robert Findle
John Robert Mims
Mitchell
George Green
Mays
F. A. Fowler
Baptist Population Concentration in North America
About 10,192,403 of the world Baptist total 11,492,659 reside in North America, showing a strong regional majority. The data indicates North American churches form the core of the global Baptist community.
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North America
Mint Harvest for Winter Drying and Storage
In fall gather mint from the herb garden to dry the leaves crush into powder and store in a covered jar for winter use.
Wisconsin Natives Called Badgers From Lead Miners
People from Wisconsin are known as Badgers due to early lead miners who lived in burrows underground, resembling the burrowing animal.
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Wisconsin
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