Jail janitor convicted of selling bootleg liquor
In Greenville D C Police Court Jesse James McKinney aged 32 the jail janitor was found guilty of selling bootleg liquor to prisoners. Police had long suspected the delay in drunks sobering up in the city jail.
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Greenville
D. C
Jesse James McKinney
Americans Use Billions of Checks Daily
The American Magazine reports Americans write 14 million checks daily and 5 billion yearly. Checks handle about 90 percent of money exchanges, illustrating the dominance of check payments in daily commerce.
North Carolina Budget Hearings Outline 25 Percent Next Biennium Rise
The Advisory Budget Commission hears that operating costs for the next biennium may rise about 25 percent over the current period, with departments pledging to match duties with funding. Governor-elect Umstead and others attend, stressing budgeting continuity, overlapping executive and legislative cycles, and a solvent state fiscal position.
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East General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
General Assembly
Larry Moore
Alonzo Edwards
John D. Larkins, Jr
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kerr Scott
William Umstead
Luther Hodges
Senate
Eugene Best
Umstead
Neval Assembly
Budget Commission
Lana
Ggg
Scott
Hodges
Bost
Ballentine
Bridges
North Carolina
Brandon Hodges
Rockton
General Fund
Eee
Cer Sa
State's Income And Costs Soar
Raleigh reports that North Carolina faces rising general fund revenues and higher state operating costs for the 1953-55 biennium. The Advisory Budget Commission heard estimated receipts near 400 million, with revenue officials projecting gains in sales tax and payrolls while requesting fund increases for manpower and programs. Governors and candidates attended, as agencies seek salaries, pensions, and program boosts amid bond and tax implications.
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Raleigh
Advisory Budget Commission
North Carolina
Eugene Shaw
James Currie
State Department of Tax Research
Guardian of Revenue
Shaw
Revenue Department
Agriculture Department
Gov
Scott
William B. Umstead
Luther Hodges
Clifton L. Beckwith
State
State Library Commission
Department of Labor
Attorney General's Office
Nineteen Science Grants Offered to Students for 1952 53
Nine teen fellowships of 1400 dollars plus tuition and fees will be awarded for 1952 53 by Eastman Kodak Co and Tennessee Eastman Co. Twelve in chemistry, four in chemical engineering, three in physics. Schools include Northwestern Ohio State Princeton IIT Rochester Stanford Texas Cornell Harvard Wisconsin Tennessee Emory North Carolina Virginia Tech Georgia MIT and others.
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Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Tenn Eastman Co
Air
Kingsport
Tenn
U.S
Northwestern University
Ohio State
Princeton
Illinois Institute of Technology
University of Rochester
Stanford
University of Texas
Cornell
Harvard
University of Wisconsin
University of Tennessee
Emory
University of North Carolina
Virginia Polytechs
Georgia School of Ent
Catholic University of Eenniversity of Illinois
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
WCTU Leader Links Prohibition Repeal to Government Corruption
Mrs. D. Leigh Colvin, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, traces corruption in government to the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment as the group prepares for its 78th annual convention. She warns repeal and current inunda tion are tides in a broader struggle while pledging a tireless campaign against alcohol and drugs. About 2,000 delegates are expected.
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ST. Louis
D. Leigh Colvin
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
WCTU
Colvin
United States
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Record fertilizer use hits all-time high in 1950-51
The 1950-51 period saw the greatest amount of fertilizer applied on American farms gardens and lawns surpassing all prior years. Strong entities include American farms and gardens and fertilizer usage figures reflecting an all-time high.
Tar Heel Soldier Electrocuted Near Fairbanks
Bot Rex Amnas of Granite Falls was identified by Fourth Infantry officials at Ladd Air Force Base as the soldier killed while working on power lines atop a crane near Fairbanks. Funeral services were held at the Air Base and the body will be sent to Granite Falls to his wife Gertrude.
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Sandy Sanders
The
Atlanta Journal
Fairbanks
Alaska
Granite Falls
Fourth Infantry Regiment
Ladd Air Force Base
Amnas
Air Base
Gertrude
Farm Labor Loss Shrinks Workforce in 1951
In 1951 the farm labor pool dropped by 350000 as workers joined industry and the armed forces reducing field labor and altering agricultural capacity across the country.
Cone Mills White Oak votes test union strength AFL CIO
More than 2,300 Cone Mills workers at the White Oak plant cast ballots in a National Labor Relations Board election to choose between the CIO Textile Workers Union of America the AFL United Textile Workers or no union with White Oak remaining non union. The CIO previously lost at White Oak in 1946 and 148 and the AFL has campaigned since June amid a CIO AFL split. Meantime CIO says Granite Haw River workers returned to CIO while AFL official Luther Carroll denied the report.
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Greensboro
Cone Mills
White Oak
CIO
AFL
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
AFL United Textile Workers
Haw River
Luther Carroll
Greensboro- Burlington
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