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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

8

State Enters New Fiscal Year With Hope Of Balancing Budget

Roanoke Rapids Herald notes North Carolina begins a new fiscal year aiming to balance the budget for the first time in four years. The sales tax is projected to bring 8 to 9 million dollars annually, with an eight month school term supported by state funds. The report covers leadership changes in the Budget office, expected deficits prior to the upturn, and anticipated salary cuts for state employees and teachers.

North Carolina Commissioner of Revenue Harry McMullen Washington, D. C Henry Burke Frank L. Dunlap Wadesboro General Assembly Gardner Ehringhaus

Marines Announce Limited July Enlistment Openings

The Marine Corps will select a limited number of applicants for enlistment at the Savannah Georgia Recruiting Office during July. Candidates must have high school level educational qualifications or equivalent and maintain high moral character. Selected Marines may serve at sea on battleships and cruisers and travel extensively. Applications will be mailed to high school graduates upon request.

United States Marine Corps Savannah Marine Corps

Liquid Tablets Salve 166 Remedies for Colds

An old ad touts Liquid or Tablets for internal use and 666 Salve for external use as a complete and effective cold remedy, claiming rapid relief and speedy results through a combined treatment approach.

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Bile Flow

An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate bile flow, claiming improved digestion, reduced gas, and better mood. It warns against substitutes and urges seeking the red labeled Carter's pills sold in local stores, citing 1931 publication.

Carter Locatall Stores C.m.ca

Bank reorganized in Greensboro with 1.5 million capital

The Guaranty Bank with Greensboro home office replaces North Carolina Bank & Trust Co and Page Trust Co and Independence Trust Co, backed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Three units in Charlotte and other branches statewide are planned after a banking holiday closure in March.

North Carolina Bank & Trust Co Page Trust Co Independence Trust Co Charlotte Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Conventions Draw Crowds to North Carolina Beaches This Week

Raleigh July 6 Thousands of North Carolinians seek sea breeze and shade this week to escape heat. Bar convention events at Wrightsville Beach draw attendees, but the Young Democrats gathering Saturday tops interest with planned repeal resolutions amid old politicking. Prominent speakers include Clarence E. Martin and John J. Parker. Ehringhaus Reynolds Woodring Winborne also slated.

Raleigh Wrightsville Beach Clarence E. Martin American Bar Association U. S John J. Parker Ehringhaus Reynolds Harry H. Woodring J. Wallace Winborne

New Ambassador to Germany Visits Home in North Carolina

Dr. William E. Dodd, recently named by President Roosevelt as ambassador to Germany, visited Clayton over the weekend and spoke briefly with Governor Ehringhaus, masking his identity as he introduced himself as Mr. Dodd and impressed the governor with his simple manner. Dodd had been a Chicago history professor and has long ties to North Carolina.

William E. Dodd Roosevelt Germany Clayton Ehringhaus Mr. Dodd Dodd Chicago

Democratic factions resist soft pedal at state meeting

Local Young Democrats have met and passed resolutions opposing concessions. Leaders resist compromise as activity intensifies. A weekend surge to find leading Democrats at their offices rather than homes signals ongoing political boldness.

J. Dewey Dorsett

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