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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues the Republican Party must abandon "weasling" tactics and take a real stand on the 18th Amendment after years of opposing dry laws. It contends national prohibition was not directly voted by the people, cites economic and moral criticisms, and predicts a repeal vote as the likely outcome amid Democratic strength.
The piece argues for a middle-ground approach amid partisan shifts. It criticizes Republican and Democratic tactics, urging sensible action by patriotic citizens to avoid extremes and seek an honest, frank stance on the national policy.
The article urges that new federal tax increases take effect this January and will touch every man, woman, and child in the United States. It notes North Carolina’s temporary relief from a state legislative session and warns the next session must raise funds to cover a growing deficit and fund government for two years, with a tone of financial strain and urgency.
A local Roanoke Rapids reflection notes improvements such as street widening on the Avenue and Hamilton Streets, removal of poles, and better fire and police protection. The piece looks ahead to water and sewer work, cites national unemployment and economic strain, and praises the town’s relative stability amid widespread hardship.
Raleigh reports show the U S Senate race in turmoil with Morrison Reynolds close but Ehringhaus leading in gubernatorial results. Second primaries look likely in several races including the Senate where Reynolds and Morrison vie for votes while Ehringhaus widens his statewide lead. State officials prepare to canvass results as contests loom.
Stella Hicks as administratrix of Winnie Hicks estate in Halifax County North Carolina calls creditors to present claims within twelve months and debtors to settle debts at Allen Zollicoster attorney office dated June 4 1932.
A trustee sale is set for July 5 1932 at noon in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina. The notice cites a March 5 1980 deed of trust by Charles Shaw and Mollie Shaw to Julian R Allsbrook recorded in Halifax County. The property includes a 118 acre tract known as the Still house place in Littleton Township bounded by the W S Hockaday Estate and the Littleton Halifax road.
Notice of two tracts in Halifax County North Carolina conveyed to Charles Shaw by multiple older deeds. First tract tied to Willy King Estate with earlier references. second tract near Littleton bounded by Hockaday and Peter Hines lands and Halifax Road, totaling about 200 acres. Ownership chain includes deeds from David Shaw, Robert Shaw, Lafayette Shaw, and Joseph Shaw to Charles Shaw, all recorded between 1871 and 1880. This notice dated June 1922, signed by Trustee Julian R. Allsbrook.
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