Governor Ehringhaus to Fill Key Posts After Illness Recovery
After 1470 laws enacted by the legislature, Governor Ehringhaus plans to appoint a new slate to the executive department upon his return from illness. The article lists district by district appointees for the State School Commission and discusses pending vacancies in highways, pensions, and budget posts, with speculation on potential nominees and the impact on state governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Department
Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Raleigh
State School Commission
Edwin Gill
Gardner
A. T. Allen
A. H. Graham
Charles M. Johnson
Hirst
Taylor Attmore
Washington
George C. Green
Weldon New
A. McL. Graham
Clinton
Frank Spruill
Rocky Mount
John H. Folger
Mount Airy
Henry R. Dwire
Duke University
Durham
J. O. Carr
Wilmington
New
Edwin Pait
Laurinburg
B. B. Daugherty
Boone
W. G. Gaston
Gastonia
J. Heller
Union Mills
Rutherford County
Highway and Prison Commission
Henry Burke
Board of Agriculture
Banks
Gurney P. Hood
Department of Conservation and Development
J. W. Harrelson
J. van B. Metts
E. B. Jeffress
Prison Highway
George Ross Pou
Jeffress
Pou
Atlanta
U. S. House of Representatives
A. J. Maxwell
Frank Dunlap
Pat H. Williams
Bruce Etheridge
Dare County
Harrelson
Thad Eure
Norman Shepherd
Bowker Reports Farm Industry Struggles Amid Wider Slump
Horace Bowker president of The American Agricultural Chemical Company spoke to the New York Sales Executive Club in New York City. He warned farmers face gloom while noting in kind income and imputed home use lift overall figures. He cited 1932 production drops for raw agricultural products to 97 from 100 in 1927 and explained the price squeeze on farmers versus manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Bowker
American Agricultural Chemical Company
New York
Farm Ills From Under Consumption Raise Policy Question
A study notes 61 percent under consumption among farmers and a 55.6 percent dividend decline in U.S. corporations. The pattern suggests widespread low mood, implying subsidies to farmers would burden laboring classes. The piece questions the fairness of shifting dollars between classes.
Interpreters Discuss Local School Supplement Laws
The article notes efforts to determine when local communities vote on school supplements and how boards of education may meet without the required 15 days notice. It mentions anticipated opinions from Attorney General Brummitt and ongoing arguments over a new sales tax, with some work proceeding regardless of constitutional challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
General Assembly
Brummitt
666 Liquid Tablets Salve for Colds
An old ad touts 666 Liquid Tablets and 666 Salve as a complete internal and external remedy for colds, claiming rapid relief and effectiveness, typical of historical patent medicine promotion.
Executor's Notice for Estate of Mrs Rebecca L Hockaday
Executor Hugh F Hockaday notifies all claimants to present debts to Thelma North Carolina by April 20 1934 or risk loss. Debtors urged to immediate payment. Notice dated April 20 1933 in Halifax County NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca L. Hockaday
Halifax County
North Carolina
Thelma
N. C
Hugh F. Hockaday
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Smithfield
Charles B. Aycock
Wake
D. H. Bridgers
Warsaw
J. G. Stanton
Winton
C. S. Young
Shelby
G. W. Hill
D. R. Noland
Crabtree
Local Government Commission
Bowker
Jacob C. Shearin
Roanoke Rapids
Sunshine
Stedman Stores Co
Miles
Nash Motor Co
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Littleton and
Weldon
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Seaboard Air Line
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