Prison industries urged to train inmates for society
State Senator H Williams of Elizabeth City advocates expanding prison industries beyond feeding inmates to produce goods for state institutions and provide vocational training. He envisions classes at Caledonia prison farm in Halifax county teaching scientific agriculture so paroled or discharged prisoners can reenter society as skilled workers.
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Rison Industries
Senator Williams
Aleigh
Caledonia
Halifax County
Williams
Aorker
Senator Williams Pushes Prison Reform Plan in Lisbon
Senator Williams advocates vocational training and prison industries to reform inmates. He proposes a miniature knitting mill for socks and underwear and literacy classes to prepare prisoners for gainful work after release. He investigates programs in other states to develop a North Carolina model.
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Central Prison
Williams
Senator Williams
North Carolina
Copper production in North Carolina climbs to new high
Raleigh Oct. 31 AP copper output in North Carolina rises to record levels, with Swain county mines producing over a million pounds in five months. Fontana area operations ship about 150 tons daily of ore averaging 7 to 8 percent copper. Depths and seams widen with promising ore grades as drill and shaft work continue.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Swain County
Fontana
Department of Conservation
Swain
Great Drop Kicker Phelps Stars For Colorado College
Colorado College captain Phelps earns recognition as one of the top drop kickers in collegiate football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Colorado College
May Trade Hint Swirls Around Joe Judge
Rumors surface that Joe Judge Washington first baseman could be traded this winter as clubs weigh options for a potential deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Judge
Washington
Diphtheria Tops North Carolina Disease List
Raleigh report shows 176 new diphtheria cases for the week, up from 159, while scarlet fever reaches 145 cases and typhoid falls to 18. Dr. H A Taylor urges toxin antitoxin inoculations for children, noting overall state health remains in excellent condition.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
H. A. Taylor
Taylor
Model Lady Ring Fiasco Leads to Bronze X Ray Fix
Minneapol is Minn Oct 31 Arthur B Neeb an art instructor was modeling a statue when a valuable ring disappeared from his finger into the clay He faced losing either the ring or the statue He then had the statue X rayed and after the bronze casting he can locate and recover the jewelry
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Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur B. Neeb
Neeb
Purdue Track Star Chases Burglary Suspect Across City
Chicago report describes Rich ard Grogh, 24, Purdue university track star, arming a revolver after a mansion disturbance. He pursued the burglar across streets, alleys and fields for over a mile and shot the man as he sought cover in a field.
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Chicago
Richard Grogh
Purdue University
Grogh
Strikers Warned of State's Stand in Colorado
Governor W H Adams told I W W leaders that patience had ceased and picketing must stop. Adjutant General Paul Newton delivered the order at Walsenburg urging miners to return to work and warning against intimidation. Roger Franceton said he would recommend cease of picketing after brief consideration.
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W. H. Adams
Paul Newton
Roger Francezon
United States
Walsenburg
Adjutant General
Arthur L. Hart
Colorado National Guard
Francerton
Pulpit exchange links Lexington and Thomasville pastors
Exchanged sermons linked two Reformed churches in Lexington and Thomasville. Dr J C Leonard of Lexington preached at Heidelberg Reformed Thomasville at 11, while Rev J A Palmer of Thomasville preached at the First Reformed in Lexington. Both congregations welcomed the swap.
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Lexington
Thomasville
J. C. Leonard
First Reformed Church
J. A. Palmer
New Mussolini Rule Controls Prices and Rents in Italy
Rome reports a sweeping code under Mussolini requiring stores to sell at government fixed prices and landlords to maintain fixed rents. Farmers must harvest and sell crops even at a loss. Banks face constrained lending with rates set by authorities regardless of normal standards.
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Duce
Rome
Niussolini
North Carolina highlighted for fisheries cooperation and hatcheries
G C Leach of the U S Bureau of Fisheries praised North Carolina for cooperative work with federal programs. He cited Beaufort terrapin, Edenton bass and herring hatcheries, plans to revive the Weldon rock hatchery, and a push to expand fingerling rearing to boost game fish statewide. He noted visits by other states and urged continued collaboration with Secretary Hoover.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
G. C. Leach
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Conservation and Development
Mr. Leach
Beaufort
Edenton
Weldon
Hoover
Leach
Valdosta
Bureau
Early Ticket Purchase Fails to Aid Sighted Athlete
A humorous note suggests a spectator who bought tickets early still failed to spot athletes once inside the venue. The line plays on far sightedness and attendance timing without naming people or exact events.
Rival Indianapolis mayors clash over restraining order
In Indianapolis two rival mayors spar over a temporary restraining order. Claude Negley claims Holmes violated the order and contends contempt by Holmes for acts opposing court authority. Judge Milner to rule on dissolving the order as guards maintain possession of the mayoral office.
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Ira M. Holmes
Indianapolis
Claude E. Negley
Negley
Holmes
Joseph M. Milner
Superior Court
Milner
Negrey
Creomulsion Promoted For Persistent Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote's medical usefulness for persistent coughs bronchial issues and recovery after colds or flu, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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George
Haldeman
Carmona
Portugal
Azores
Fred Morris Dearing
Pinheiro
Aero Club of
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Atlantic
NEA
Enterprise
George Haldeman
Goos
Barendrecht
Heinkel
Neumonia
Palmo Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Philadelphia Life Insurance
P. Evans Coleman
Colorado
Denver
Col
Industrial Workers of the World
Pastors Exchange
Coats
Rueben Os
Sismond Baby Blank
Ind
Professor Jazzolo
American Legion Monthly
Grocer
Aunt Betty
Jones Bros. Bakery
Greensboro, N. C
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