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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
1
The editor guides readers through a bustling city avenue highlighting shop openings, street life, and notable events. It sketches personalities, venues, and ongoing projects shaping daily urban life.
A postponed meeting in Roanoke Rapids will discuss the coming school election to decide between an eight or nine month term and whether to supplement teacher salaries. The vote will affect local residents who are voters not property owners, with mills and industries expected to bear much of the extra cost.
Evening Star Council No. 58 of Roanoke Rapids adopts resolutions endorsing the Roanoke Rapids Board of School Trustees plan for an August 15 1933 election to determine extending the school term to eight months with one additional month and a 20 percent real estate tax cut while preserving poll taxes and personal property taxes. The committee urges member support to restore adequate schools.
W. Tanner and Bowen of Roanoke Rapids were charged with non-support of wife and children. They received ninety day road sentences in Recorder's Court after showing they had been given numerous employment opportunities. Bowen also drew ten months on a similar charge, suspended on condition to provide for his family after serving his first sentence. County welfare officer J. B. Hall led the prosecution after it was shown they had chances for gainful work.
About 900 Halifax county farmers have signed an agreement with the government to plow up cotton and receive about 73 773 dollars in rent payments and a chance on 2 762 bales of cotton. By May 1 1935 they may dispose of options as 1 084 signups are already reported north and west of the Atlantic Coastal Line Railroad.
F. M. Brown to lead Halifax Paper Company Inc as it begins full operation of the Roanoke River kraft mill on August 7 with a 10 percent wage increase. A 25 to 30 strong repair crew works to ready the plant for three shifts, employing about 125 workers, joining the Kraft Paper Association and NDA code. Officers named include J. J. Williams and E. A. Telliga, with NRA alignment to Washington.
Mr D J Luther who has worked with Fitz-Carter Construction Co for months departed Thursday heading to Rome Georgia via Fountain North Carolina.
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