North Carolina teachers face 45 monthly on state salaries
The State School Commission estimates about 12.5 million of 16 million dollars will fund teachers salaries for 23,000 educators for the next two years. A salary committee will meet this week to craft a schedule for the coming year while plans for auditing the school funds are directed by the commission.
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North Carolina
State School Commission
State Board of Education
School Commission
Baxter Durham
Brummitt
Local Government Commission
Gomii m
Notice of Absolute Divorce Action in Halifax County
The Superior Court in Halifax County North Carolina is taking action for an absolute divorce between Hattie Godwin Thompson and Robert Wood Thompson. The defendant must appear at the Clerk of Superior Court's office in Halifax within 30 days to answer or demur, or the plaintiff will seek relief by the court. This notice is dated July 26, 1933, and issued by Clerk E. L. Travis Jr.
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Superior Court
Halifax County
County of
Halifax
North Carolina
Said County
E. L. Travis, Jr
Superior Court of
N. C
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Cities Counties Must Carry Part Of Relief Funds
Ronald Wilson acting director of relief tells county city and town leaders that if federal emergency funds continue state aid must be shared. He notes last quarter 85 dollars of every 100 came from federal sources and local communities provided 15. Without local contributions future funds may be cut off. governments should report plans promptly.
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Ronald Wilson
Ansf
Wilson
Washington
Mecklenburg County Public Welfare Chief Rejected by State Board
The State Board of Charities and Public Welfare refused to issue a certificate of approval for M. M. Grey as superintendent of public welfare in Mecklenburg County. Grey, who had been unanimously elected after 11 years by the joint boards of education and county commissioners, was opposed by Mrs. W. T. Best due to political activity, inefficiency, and failure to cooperate. A delegation with 8,000 signatures urged approval.
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Charlotte
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
M. M. Grey
Mecklenburg County
Boards of Education and
County Commissioners
State Board
W. T. Best
Grey
Porter mother adds a son after 12 daughters
Mrs. C. J. Ray of Porter Washington recently welcomed a baby boy after giving birth to twelve daughters.
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C. J. Ray
Porter, Wash
Teachers Not Subject To Workmen's Compensation Act
Attorney General D. G. Brummitt rules that school teachers are exempt from the Workmen's Compensation Act while bus drivers mechanics and janitors fall under it. He also notes absentee ballots may not be used in special school elections and that justices of the peace may hold other offices.
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D. G. Brummitt
Mr. Brummitt
Justices of the Peace
Oakland Man Tells Court Wife Was Cruel For Silk Refusal
Chester M. Biggs of Oakland California testified in his divorce suit that his wife showed cruelty by refusing to wear silk or satin.
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Chester M. Biggs
Oakland
Calif
Organization Need of Farmers of N C for Rehabilitation
Raleigh July 31 The North Carolina Farmers and Farm Women Convention at State College emphasizes that organization is the key to rehabilitating agriculture. Washington speakers urge farmers to unite to influence prices and demand specific needs in tobacco cotton and other crops, as the New Deal path forward.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Washington
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Sally
Paris
Hattie Godwin Thompson
Robert Wood Thompson
Workmen’s Compensation
Need OF Farmers OF
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Reece
Virginia C Dic and Power Company
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