North Carolina Assembly Adopts Bills Before Adjournment
Raleigh May 17 The General Assembly adjourned officially at noon but ended about 5 30 P M after a farewell from Governor Ehringhaus. Law changes included convicts lime repeal light traffic roads sales tax pass through to consumers and other measures including tax sale amendments and driver rate changes. A joint resolution to print the 1933 acts and a measure to prevent kidnapping were noted.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Ehringhaus
J. W. Bailey
Tom Best
Haye State Highway Commission
Revenue Department
Commin
Cates
Assembly Proposes Wide Legal Reforms Across Agencies
Measures seek life imprisonment penalties, a unified Motor Vehicle Bureau for fuel inspections and gasoline tax, and protections for unclaimed deposits in closed banks. Bills also address dog damage damages, trust fund investments, school machinery, and county pari mutual race betting after voter approval in several counties. A quilt show prize in Barnesville, Georgia was won by J. C. Williams.
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Motor Vehicle Bureau
Couny
Building & Loan Association
School Machinery Act
New Hanover
Haywood
Polk
McDowell
Pasquotank
Rowan
Order of the Eastern Star
Barnesville
J. C. Williams
How I Lived Six Years as a Man tale in The American Weekly
A feature by Col Barker of the British Army, serialized in The American Weekly issue sold with the Baltimore American. The story chronicles a woman’s six year disguise and experiences as a man, presented in magazine form for readers.
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Col. Barker
Baltimore American
Knowing How to Cook Em as Important as Hook Em
Ray Forbes, famed trout fisherman, says fewer than one in ten can broil a caught trout properly. To maximize fishing pleasure he advocates catching, washing, splitting the fish, peppering with Worcester salt, broiling on a greased wire broiler toward the flame, then finishing with melted butter.
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Ray Forbes
America
Izaak Walton
Mr. Forbes
Morrison Joins Max Gardner In Rayon Industry Move
Raleigh May 17 Dr Fred W Morrison former six year secretary of the State Tax Commission and for a year director of the Governor Office of Relief has taken duties as statistician for C Gardner and his organization leading the rayon industry in the country Ronald Wilson has served as assistant director since Morrison left for Washington Morrison formerly headed Chapel Hill High School and was a College for Women Greensboro graduate He is praised as one of the State’s most popular and efficient officials.
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General Assembly
Relief Office
Ronald Wilson
Morrison
Washington
C. College For Women
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
State Univer
Transforming Words of the Homeland Meeting Recap
The YW A Rosemary Baptist church met Monday evening May 15 at 8 o clock. President Miss Evelyn Johnson presided. Attendees included Mrs Edward Smoot Mrs Pappen dick and several members led by the topic Transforming Words of the Homeland.
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Rosemary Baptist Church
Evelyn Johnson
Edward Smoot
Pappendick
Alice Kinker
Lucille Davis
Ella Brown
Elva Kendrick
Hattie Humphries
Helen Brown
Pauline Kendrick
Edith Davis
Annie Hancock
Ella Giles
Dovie Crouch
666 Liquid Tablets Salve Remedy Menu
A compact menu listing 666 Liquid Tablet and 666 Salve remedies. Internal use liquids and tablets alongside external salve aimed at cold relief. Includes suggested applications and claimed speedy remedy effects in a 19th century style medical advertisement tone.
No-Non-Stop Hot Water Appliance Ad
An electric unit provides abundant hot water for baths shampoos massages and shaves. It makes dish washing easy and chases laundry. Best of all it costs little so any budget can fit. No delay buying now with small down payment liberal terms and low operating cost.
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Ann
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Orv Mohler
Southern California Trojan
Max Gardner
Rayon Industry
Fred W
Pahoa
Jacob C. Shearin
Young Woman's Auxiliary
Virginia Clectiic and Power Company
Qeeyorr Lealer
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