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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
2
The piece argues the real test of Roosevelt policy comes after Congress adjourns as the New Deal begins. It notes inflation aims, monetary tools, and the London World Economic Conference, with the Fed buying bonds and potential dollar devaluation being debated among insiders.
Banner Elk trustees of the Edgar Tufts Memorial Association approve a 1.5 million expansion program for Lees-McRae College Grace Hospital and Grandfather Orphans Home. The plan aims to raise 1 million in endowment and 0.5 million for new facilities including a dormitory administration building nurses home and cottage-style orphanage houses.
Raleigh reports claim welfare workers skim federal funds. officials affirm money goes to county treasurers and is issued by welfare officers with county and sheriff oversight. The piece covers officials' statements, labor bureau history, and related political events. It notes portraits of labor officials, past holders of the position, and related civic assignments. It also mentions Ton Tay?
The State Corporation Commission allows Winston-Salem South Bound Railway to remove its round trip from Winston-Salem to Wadesboro under the 1933 act while the Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad seeks the same for its daily train. Diphtheria deaths prompt immunization urged as a mass campaign targets children six to nine months old. State finances show a May overdraft near one million with highway and general funds balancing, and a possible 1933 state fair to be decided after new Board of Agriculture appointments. Mecklenburg officials battle to replace welfare head M M Grey amid possible restraining orders.
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