North Carolina Students Benefit From State Vocational Education
Raleigh reports that 27 964 North Carolina students received vocational education in 1932 83. Of these, 13 600 were in vocational agriculture with 14 748 projects at home yielding a net profit of 661 69, surpassing program costs. Teachers aided relief efforts and cotton program work across 50 of 67 counties.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
T. E. Brown
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Browne
Urge Weed Growers To Form Producers Associations Now
North Carolina flue cured tobacco growers are urged to form producers associations to secure trade agreements with buyers for pre war price parity under Agricultural Adjustment Administration rules. Dr G W Forster state college agricultural economist says this is the only way growers can benefit since no processing tax will be levied this year and probably not next year. Such organization could request national officials to obtain marketing agreements on prices quality and distribution of surplus.
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North Carolina
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
G. W. Forster
State College
Forster
Alamance County Campaign Vaccinates 5000 Pullets This Summer
In a campaign to eradicate fowl pox, the farm agent reports vaccinating 5 000 pullets this summer in Alamance County local effort.
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Alamance County
Commission Grants Approval On About 25 Hi Way Projects
The State Highway and Public Works Commission approved about 25 highway projects for early construction and sent them to Washington for final approval. Work is set to begin soon on projects ready to start. The commission met two days last week and heard delegations seeking use of the $11,000,000 Federal funds, with total project costs now nearing $100,000,000. Chairman Jeffress announced the figures. In Scotland County, growers agreed to a 50 percent cotton acreage revision and to plow up 6,018 additional acres in the recent campaign.
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State Highway and Public Works Commission
Washington
Jeffress
Scotland County
Belief of Salary Cuts for Teachers Delays Budget Plan
The State School Commission will not announce the next school year’s salary schedule until its August 17 meeting. Efforts to reach a set figure last week failed. It is believed salaries will be reduced over 20 percent from two years ago, with about $12.5 million of $16 million for salaries to be shared among roughly 23 000 teachers, white and colored.
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State School Commission
General Assembly
Bankers Life Insurance 1932 North Carolina Statement Abstract
Abstract of the Bankers Life Insurance Company Des Moines Iowa filed with the North Carolina Insurance Department dated April 24 1933 showing condition as of December 31 1932. Includes assets liabilities reserves premiums losses by category and notes on officers and official seal. DAN C Boney Insurance Commissioner certifies truth of the record and assigns North Carolina manager J L Atkins.
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North Carolina
Home Office
State OF North Carolina
Insurance Department
Raleigh
Dan G. Boney
Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Company
Mansfield
Ohio
Dan C. Boney
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Gerard §. Nollen
G. W. Fowler
B. N. Mills
E. M. McConney
Sixth & Grand Ave.s
N. C
J. L. Atkins
Durham
State OF
Seaboard Plans Return Beach Train Next Sunday
The Seaboard Air Line Railway schedules an excursion Sunday August 13 to Virginia Beach and Norfolk Portsmouth with a return train leaving Virginia Beach at 7 30 P M and Portsmouth at 9 00 P M giving passengers a full day at Oceanview and Virginia Beach Full information available from any Seaboard agent
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Seaboard
Beach
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
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Commission
Kansas City General Hospital
Statement Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Company
Mansfield, Ohio
E. S. Nail
W. H. J. Kegg
J. W. Fraukeberger
Lumbermen’s Heights
ATL
Riorketeye I
Frank Spivens
The
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Oceanview
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