Labor Gets Square Deal in North Carolina Industrial Commission
Raleigh January 26 Intimations in legislative halls in Raleigh push abolishing and consolidating the North Carolina Industrial Commission which administers the Workmen's Compensation Law. The defiance of insurance companies behind the move targets Chairman Matt H Allen and Secretary E W Price for opposing rate increases. The commission says current rates reflect North Carolina experience and protect workers and employers, while insurers argue for higher charges to cover countrywide losses. The body pledges to ensure funds reach injured workers and to scrutinize objections for public welfare.
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North Carolina Industrial Commission
Matt H. Allen
E. W. Prize
Dan C. Boney
North Carolina
Industrial Commission
Allen
Price
Commission
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Roanoke Rapids NC
Allen C. Zollicoffer trustee will sell at public auction on February 24, 1933 at 11:00 A M in front of the Rosemary Branch Roanoke Bank and Trust Co Roanoke Rapids Township Halifax County North Carolina a 92 acre tract known as M J Branch interest in the Richard Carpenter estate to satisfy defaulted indebtedness under a deed of trust dated January 6 1927 recorded in Book 876 Page 63. WW B Allsbrook attorney.
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Percilla Williams
Office of the Register of Deeds
Halifax County
North Carolina
Rosemary
Roanoke Bank and Trust Co
Roanoke Rapids Township
W .H. Harrison
James Adams
Brickell
M. J. Branch
Richard Carpenter
Allen C. Zollicoffer
North Carolina Reorganization Committee Eyes Broad State Reform
Raleigh January reports detail the House and Senate rush over a reform plan by Senator Lat Moore. The panel urges abolishing multiple offices and consolidating agencies under new commissions and departments while trimming salaries and reallocating functions to the Revenue department and other units.
Welfare Department To Meet Tuesday At Mrs Bahnson’s Home
The welfare department of the Womans Club will gather Tuesday at 3:00 PM at Mrs Bahnson Weathers home. Any club member interested is invited. The meeting replaces a Red Cross gathering scheduled for Monday.
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Womans Club
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Red Cross
State budget measures eyed as plans to cut costs advance
Legislative committees push revenue and appropriation bills with a goal to save about 2 million dollars annually. Proposals include consolidating three institutions into the University of North Carolina, delaying road work, reducing printing, and limiting travel pay with Budget Bureau approval. Hearings continue next week as lawmakers reject refunding bonds and diverting highway funds. Two statewide bills pass, trimming assembly staff pay and setting electors’ daily pay at ten dollars.
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State Board of Equilization
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Department of Conservation
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State College
State Fair
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