Two Speakers Highlight Roanoke Rapids School Support
Francis J. Gorman former vice president of the United Textile Workers spoke at Roanoke Rapids High School praising local schools as a model and noting mills fund over 75 percent of operating costs. Cale Burgess urged PTA cooperation to improve North Carolina schools and praised the community’s education system as a path to a richer life.
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Carroll Wilson
Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
Francis J. Gorman
Roanoke Rapids High School
Cale Burgess
United Textile Workers
Burgess
Parent-Teachers Association
Gorman
North Carolina should adopt a Virginia style liquor referendum
The speaker argues that the 18th amendment repeal does not bind North Carolina lawmakers to any liquor bill. They note nationwide changes since repeal, including cross-border stores and new states following Virginia. A referendum attached bill is urged to let residents voice current liquor controls.
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United Days
Ues
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Congress
Drys Push Liquor Bills Into Raleigh Legislature
As predicted, United Drys begin the week with vivacity dropping liquor bills into the Raleigh legislative hopper. The movement is backed by a strong organization led by devoted men and women.
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United Drys
Raleigh
Drys
Ridiculous argument over proposed child labor amendment
The piece mocks opponents who claim the amendment would let Congress ban all labor by anyone under 18, arguing such drastic powers require a future amendment granting youths the vote, and dismissing the claims as far-fetched and ridiculous.
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Congress
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