15000 Tar Heels Put To Work This Week Under CWA
Raleigh reports that about 15 000 unemployed North Carolinians will be at work this week under the Civil Works Administration including roughly 10 000 from work relief. By December 15 an estimated 63 000 more may be employed with total weekly income near one million dollars through February 1. Projects include highways walkways school properties and municipal grounds. Wages start at 45 cents hourly for common labor up to 1 10 dollars for a 30 hour week. Women earn at least 30 cents hourly.
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Raleigh
Civil Works Administration
Thomas O’berry
Harry L. Hopkins
O’berry
Film Detective shows 10 472 in 92 of 100 counts by groups
The report lists 10 472 workers across 92 of 100 counts in categories such as seamstresses clerical and professional nurses and janitoresses with others in school lunch work and more. It notes many women in nursing sewing canning vocational education nursery work and similar fields are funded by relief money not CWA funds.
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CWA
Nutrition Leader School Teaches Foods and Christmas Gifts
Miss Mary E. Thomas State Nutrition Specialist Mrs Hazel E Wheeler home agent and Mrs F W M White County Nutrition Leader led an all day Leader School in Halifax at the County Club Kitchen on last Tuesday The program covered Foods and Christmas Gifts with wide attendance and representation from Aurelian Springs Calvary Darlington Dawson Halifax Hardance Heathsville Hollister New Hope Ringwood Roseneath Spring Hill Tillery and other clubs The next leader school will be held in Halifax kitchen late January.
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Mary E. Thomas
Hazel E. Wheeler
F. W. M. White
County Club
Halifax
Hobgood
Aurelian Springs
Helen Shearin
Louise Liles
Calvary
R. W. Hamill
Harold Myrick
Darlington
E. C. Dickens
Dana Dickens
Dawson
J. L. Holliday
D. C. Weeks
A. W. Gregory
Hardrance
Ralph Willey
Winnie Burt
Heathsville
J. L. Henderson
Mary Thomas
Herring
Hezel E. Wheeler
Jury Offers Weekend Diversion Choice in Denver Murder Trial
A Denver jury hearing the murder case against Alex English faced a weekend diversion option between attending church or going to a theatre. The jurors selected a movie showing instead.
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Alex English
Denver
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New National Forest
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Yee
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