Gardner Brummitt Strain Pops Up In Campaign Feud
Raleigh October 15 Attorney General Dennis G Brummitt says he will not seek support of the Gardner administration if he runs for Governor. He disputes talk of resigning to run and criticizes Ehringhaus for praising others' anti property stands. Brummitt hints at more moves ahead, with Daniels unclear. Cap'n Bob Reynolds heads to spread his prohibition reform views while Morrison Bowie and Grist campaign. Gardner addresses unemployment crisis as winter nears, urged county leaders to plan aid for 200000 unemployed. debates Texas acreage reduction and its effects on tenants and state finances.
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the Herald
Raleigh
Dennis G. Brummit
Gardner-Brummitt
Brummitt
Brummit
Tyre C. ‘Taylor
Gardner
R. Brummit
B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
Mr. Brummitt
Josephus Daniels
Scotland Neck
North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
Tom" Bowie
Frank Grist
A. L. Brooks
Greenshoro
A. Benton Blalock
Craven County
Aids in Cancer War and State Book Purchases
A total of 769504.14 in payments plus preferred and secured and common claims has been paid by the State Banking Department from May 28 to October 1 under the new banking law. The 41 banks paid cover liquidations with preferred claims in 25 cases, secured in 21, and common in 12. The department reports 103 banks in some stage of liquidation. The State Board of Education plans bids on arithmetic books for next year and beyond to cut costs, replacing books up to 15 years old. Governor Gardner and officials met Saturday to discuss plans. Gardner schedules a constitutional commission meeting on October 2 to study the state constitution for potential changes. The state moves to establish more automobile license plate stations, adding permanent and temporary locations nationwide for 1932.
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State Banking Department
Commissioner of Banks
Gurney P. Hood
Hood
State Board of Education
State Textbook Commission
Gardner
Fountain
Brummitt
Baxter Durham
Nathan O'Berry
Hartness
A. T. Allen
Garnder
Constitutional Commission
W. P. Stacy
N.C. Supreme Court
John J. Parker
Fourth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Michael Schenck
N. C
L. S. Harris
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Maris
Lensir
North Wilkesboro
High Point
Reidsville
Rockingham
Aberdeen
Fayetteville
Wilson
Greenville
Kinston
Weldon
Waynesville
Canton
Asheville
Statesville
Shelby
Gastoria
Charlotte
Concord
Salisbury
Greensboro
Burlington
Durham
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Wilmington
New Bern
Elizabeth
City
Winston-Salem
Harris
Sylva
Hendersonville
Marion
Rutherfordton
Morganton
Boone
Hickry
Monroe
Lexington
Albemarle
Wadesboro
Laurinburg
Sanford
Roxboro
Henderson
Rat Die: Odorless Mice Bait Sold by Roanoke Pharmacy
Mice are lured by Rat Die and die without leaving an odor. The product is claimed to be irresistible to rats and inedible to cats and dogs. Available in two sizes: 50 cent size eight ounces for pantry kitchen and cellar. 15 cent size six ounces for chicken houses coops and small buildings. Sold and guaranteed by Roanoke Pharmacy.
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Daniels
Bob Reynolds
Prohibition
U.S
Real Motor Club
Frank Joyner
Alfred Martin
T. M. Jen Ford
Sopkins
Richmond
Fred Brown
Richmond Treviay
Harry Coke
St. Mary's Hospitl
Paddington
England
G. Billington
Brickell Motor CO
Dial
Rosemary
Coats
Fligel
Onyx
Roanoke Rapids
E. W. Smith
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
National Loan & Insurance Co
Second Street
Brooks
Play
Roanoke Bank & Trust Co
S. T. Peace
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