Gardner Speeches Stir Up North Carolina Campaign
Governor Gardner’s campaign stops across North Carolina aim to revive Democratic support as speakers highlight tax cuts and party unity. The Goldsboro address cited a 25 percent drop in state property taxes since 1929 and challenged Republicans to cite similar tax relief in rival states.
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Gardner cites North Carolina tax cuts and textile woes in speech
Governor Gardner, speaking in Leaksville Spray and Asheboro, contrasts North Carolina tax reductions of over 15 million since 1929 with Hoover era federal spending gains from 1928 to 1931. He warns textile workers face reduced hours while unemployment soars, and urges Democratic support in North Carolina. He notes Iowa’s farm mortgage burden and criticizes Republican policies.
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Guilford Tops NC For Manufacturing Plants
Guilford county leads North Carolina with 235 manufacturing plants, the highest in the state, ranking 107th nationwide. Data from the booklet A Basis for Establishing Industrial Sales Territories by the U S Chamber of Commerce and cited by F J Sizemore of the local chamber.
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Salvation Army to Hear Mr Farmer in Evening Sermon
Rev. R. I. Farmer pastor of the First Methodist Protestant church will preach tonight at 8 oclock at the Salvation Army chapel delivering the fifth sermon in the Try Religion campaign. There is no service Saturday night and the next sermon will be Sunday morning. The public is invited.
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German Club Tacky October Dance Tonight at High Point
The Piedmont German club hosts an October dance at the High Point country club from 9:30 p m to 1:30 a m with a Barn Dance and Tacky Party theme. Attire must be highly unconventional and officials emphasize no standard outfits. Jack Wardlaw and his UNC orchestra will provide the music, bringing a strong regional reputation to the evening.
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