Connor May Enter Speakership Race in North Carolina
Raleigh dispatch reports a heated contest for the 1931 North Carolina House speakership as H. G. Connor of Wilson may enter, joining Fred L. Sutton of Kingston and Willis Smith of Raleigh. Smith claims 49 pledges and aims to secure nine or ten more, while Sutton counters. The outcome hinges on rural versus industrial tax policy with Lash of Doughton and Lee backing Smith, and Sutton tied to other interests.
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Insurance Agents See Rising New Business Nationally
Raleigh reports that state insurance commissioners expect a stronger second half of the year with a general rise in new business. Dan C. Boney of North Carolina notes that while some states lagged, a big increase is anticipated in the latter part of the year. Committees on acquisition costs and uniform laws offered reports, and actions were deferred to December for further study.
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Uniform insurance laws tailored to state needs
Mr. Boney argued for uniformity only along select lines while preserving state autonomy. He said differences in conditions across states necessitate letting each state shape its laws to fit local needs.
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New Hudson Bridge to Span 3500 Feet in Historic Project
Engineers say the Hudson River bridge between upper Manhattan and Fort Lee New Jersey will be twice as large as any suspension bridge built before. Its central span will measure 3500 feet with completion aimed for 1932 and financing via bonds worth 60 million dollars. About 2400 American troops are stationed in China.
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