Broughton Pushes Food Exemption From North Carolina Sales Tax
Raleigh candidate for governor J M Broughton urged Forsyth County listeners to exempt all food for home consumption from the 3 percent sales tax. He urged tax reduction, maintained land tax policy, and called for fair tax enforcement plus relief for merchants. He backed a teacher retirement system and sick leave with pay, opposed diverting highway funds, and stressed farm to market road development. L P McLendon, L C Atkisson, and Clyde R Hoey Jr participated.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
J. M. Broughton
Raleigh
Forsyth County
North Carolina
Broughton
General Assembly
Strawberries and desserts recipes from a Virginia Power home economist
Week's Recipes from Virginia Electric and Power Company feature Strawberries as fresh season favorites. Miss Virginia Blount presents strawberry shortcake and strawberry ice cream puffs, with tips on making crust, batter, and cream puffs while avoiding overmixing and oven opening.
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Virginia Electric & Power Company
Virginia Blount
Home Economist
Strawberry Cream Puffs and Tapioca Dessert Recipe Notes
Ready for Nazis steam to escape. Cool before fill ing. Slit each puff and fill with vanil la ice cream. Pour strawberry sauce made with sliced berries and 4X sugar over the top of each puff. Serves 16, using tablespoon measurements. Variation: Make a pint of prepared strawberry gelatine and chill in refrigerator.
Local Men Nominated By Alumni For State College Post
D. W. Seifert of Weldon and R. N. Gurley of Newton head nominations for president of the State College General Alumni Association. Other nominees include T. K. Mial and W. O. Powell. Executive committee candidates and officers listed for the June 3 meeting at the Y M C A auditorium.
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D. W. Seifert
Weldon
R. N. Gurley
Newton
State College General Alumni Association
George R. Ross
State College
Y.M.C.A
T. K. Mial
New York City
W. O
North Carolina Gubernatorial Hopeful Appeals for Votes
A candidate appeals to voters to elect him Governor of North Carolina on May 25. He promises to exempt food from sales tax and to pursue fair labor treatment and Workmen’s Compensation improvements. He invites supporters to Raleigh to witness his administration.
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Raleigh
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Franklinton
W. Jordan
Fanny Wrenn
Elizabeth Eason
Gwendolyn Lowe
Dick Wrenn
Lloyd Parks
Norfolk
D. I. Kidd
Peggy, Jerry
Sam
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Gotland
Germany
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B. B. Everett
Palmyra
Louis Poisson
Wilmington
Kemp Alexander
Asheboro
J. E. McGee
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Buxton White
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H. C. Kennette
Durham
Colin G. Spencer
Carthage
Halifax County, N. C
J. Melville Broughton
Halifax County