State budgets demand two hundred million yearly for two years
North Carolina faces a projected two hundred million dollars per year for the next two years to maintain services. The advisory budget commission weighs new tax needs as agencies seek staff, facilities, and expanded programs across education health and social services, with indirect tax impacts felt by every resident.
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Advisory Budget Commission
Revenue Department
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
State Department
Supervisory Commissions
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Budget Commission
General Assembly
North Carolina
Reuther Blames Steel Shortage For Layoffs At U S Rally
Walter Reuther of the CIO UAW warned in Philadelphia that layoffs would rise due to a steel shortage arising from wartime demand and monopoly control. He urged more spending on education and housing, criticizing Republican leaders as negative about social programs. He spoke at a rally supporting Democratic candidates.
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Philadelphia
Walter Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
UAW
Bonner Sees Vast Surplus Military Material Stockpiled
Representative Bonner leads a House subcommittee probing surplus government property. He notes vast quantities labeled non usable and obsolete and vows spot checks of depots and warehouses handling equipment sent to stores in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania and other sites.
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Washington
Bonner
D-Nc
House
Raleigh
N. C
News and Observer
U. S
Korea
Mechanicsburg
Dawson
D.-Il
Harvey
R.-Ind
Women diplomats in Washington blue book count
A report notes only 23 women among the hundreds listed as foreign diplomats in Washington. Of these women, twelve represent Latin American nations.
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Washington, Sept
INS
Washington
Italy Faces Postwar Drift as Population Grows
Italy grapples with overpopulation and 46 million residents amid 2 million unemployed. Emigration slowed after World War II, with 620,000 leaving since the war and $45 million remitted in 1948. Rome seeks $10 million from ECA for ships and travel while proposing farm resettlement, industrial expansion, and public works to create jobs and curb unrest.
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Italy
Mussolini
North Africa
South America
Argentina
Rome
South
Latin America
Economic Co-operation Administration
ECA
Soprano June Hess Kelly Debuts Initial Pin Fashion
New York opera and concert soprano June Hess Kelly wears a self designed initial pin. The piece features precious and semi precious stones forming the initials J H to match her name and requested monogram style.
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New York
June Hess Kelly
Jewel pin with J I N carved from jade heliotrope kunzite
The inscription J I N is cut from jade the H from heliotrope and the K from kunzite. These initials are mounted in an attractive gold pin.
Smith Name Popular in World War I Draft
The surname Smith was common in World War I with more than 54 000 individuals named Smith serving in the American Expeditionary Forces across the conflict according to contemporary records.
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