North Carolina Bar Set to Review State Justice Department
About 500 lawyers gather in Raleigh for the North Carolina State Bar annual session. Major L P McLendon will present a report favoring a State Department of Justice, with Kenneth O Burgin also speaking. Governor Hoey and Judge Meekins to address, as the bar weighs constitutional and church law links.
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Nterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
L. P. McLendon
State Department of Justice
North Carolina State Bar
Kenneth O. Burgin
Department of Justice
Joseph B. Cheshire, Jr
Charlotte
Justice of the Peace
Mecklenburg
Frank J. Hogan
American Bar Association
Clyde R. Hoey
Edwin A. Penick
Josiah W. Bailey
LM. Meekins
CAPITAL SHORTS CAPITAL SHORTS BY HENRY AVERILL
Raleigh gossip column notes perceived political influence on the North Carolina Supreme Court in the Deane Burgin dispute. It mentions justices split on mandamus requests, regional biases, and Board of Election tensions with Burgin, plus jokes about stokers and rural electrification proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Averill Raleigh
Supreme Court
Deane-Burgin
Walter P. Stacy
Washington
Wallace Winborne
Atate Democratic
Heriot Clarkson
Charlotte
Michael Schenck
Hendersonville
Burgin
A. A. F. Seawell
Sanford
M. V. Barnhill
Rocky Mount
W. A. Devin
Oxford
Deane
Swing Band, Nelda Starr, and a Murder Inquiries
Photographer-detective Bob Tait encounters the mysterious Nelda Starr after a dinner with the swing scene. He senses danger around Nelda as she entices him with a private music session, recalling Lud Dombey’s death and her troubled history with her father. The scene shifts to her upscale apartment where Harris Rogers awaits, hinting at deeper motives and a case that entwines music, wealth, and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Dombey
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Fpeeley
Dadden Dombey
Tait
Nelda Starr
Archie Mackey
Mackey
Beautiful Lady
Bob
Mr. Tait
Bob Tait
Aaron Starr
Starr
Leonard Macy
Macy
Golden Bowl
Nelda
Pacific Plaza
Giight
Lud Dombey
Harris Rogers
Unconsciousness From Tail To Brain In Rats Studied
Brown university football star Albert Cornsweet reports to the National Academy of Sciences on unconsciousness starting in the tail and spreading to the head in rats. He notes that eyes close after the rest of the body is asleep and that head movement returns first. Further work plans use of alcohol fumes to test anesthesia effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Brown University
National Academy of Science
Albert W. Cornsweet
Brown
University of North Carolina
Academy
Cornsweet
Dents
Cary
Arthur Ruark
Creighton Jones
Forrest Western
North Carolina
Voice From the Ether Sparks at Kansas City Church
At Paseo Methodist in Kansas City the Rev. E W Potts spoke on tasting of the powers to come when a deep voice boomed nearby. J N Blair, a short wave radio hobbyist, called his mother in Oklahoma and the signal was heard through the organ amplifier by the congregation. Potts and Blair plan to operate on divided time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. W. Potts
Paseo Methodist Episcopal Church
Potts
J. N. Blair
Oklahoma
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Justice Bureau
Capital Shorts
Enterprise Bureau
State Board of Election
Adrian Mitchell
Warren V. Hall
George McNeil
State Board
Fayetteville
Mr. Hall
Dudley Bagley
REA
State Grange
Rural Electrification and Rural Telephone Commission
Currituck
State Election Board
George McNeill
Will A. Lucas
Harry Sample
Probation Commission
Biriefy
J. O. Bell
Stony Sileence
Nard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Bigge
Doc
England
Robert J. Watt
Buckingham Palace
George
Britain
Watt
Massachusetts State Federation of Labor
Ueen Elizabeth
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Main St
Centrice Delivery
West Broad Street
A. C
K. C
M. C
Perheterodyne! Automatic Vol
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Kenmore
Eastern Arms
Mallard
Kitten
Pony Blue Glass
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Main Street
Nerize
Allstate Crusader
Sears
Allstate Crusaders
Bishop and Barcouck
Pennsylvania
Worth
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