North Carolina Democrats convene in Raleigh to chart fall plans
In Raleigh the Democratic state convention adopted a brief platform and pledged to contest Republicans this fall. Key speakers praised state and national administrations, while governors and senators highlighted gains from federal programs and major projects like Morehead City port and the mountain parkway.
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M. R. Dunnagan
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Frank R. McNinch
Cam Morrison
Congress
Bobby Burns
R. A. Coughton
Ehringhaus
United
Batley
Morehead City
Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
R. L. Coughton
Josephus Daniels
Roosevelt
Washington
Lindsay Warren
Zebulon Weaver
Democratic Executive Committee
Warren May Oppose Bailey In Implied Senatorial Contest
The piece notes Warren May likely to oppose Bailey as talk grows that Congressman Warren is ready to challenge Bailey. Ehringhaus stays quiet while Dick Fountain is seen as a future candidate for the Senate. Bailey has no official challenger yet but opposition is anticipated before the two year primary. Associate Justice W J Brogden also mentioned as a possible contender.
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Warren
Bailey
Lindsay Warren
Ehringhaus
Dick” Fountain
W. J. Brogden
Tax Delinquents in North Carolina Face State Schedule B
About 40 000 persons firms and corporations are liable for the states schedule B license delinquencies as of the report date. Authorities urge compliance to settle outstanding liabilities and avoid penalties.
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North Carolina
State Buys Trish Potatoes for Relief Effort
North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration purchases surplus Eastern North Carolina Irish potatoes at 1.25 a barrel. One carload goes to most towns, larger cities receive two or three carloads. Administrator Mrs. Thomas O Berry notes the first shipment of 20 000 head of cattle will arrive this week, kept 30 to 60 days, then distributed through relief organizations.
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North Carolina Emergency Relief Administration
North Carolina
Thomas O'Berry
Art Appreciation Lectures Across North Carolina Summer Schools
A series of art appreciation lectures and exhibits will be held at all state summer schools this summer. Prominent speakers will present at University Chapel Hill, Womans College Greensboro, State College Raleigh, A S T C Boone, E C T C Greenville, W C T C Cullowhee. Lectures are directed and financed by Miss Lelia Machlin of Southern Art Projects, with Miss Juanita McDougald of the State Department overseeing, aided by local teachers.
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A. T. Allen
University
Chapel Hill
Womans’ College
Greensboro
State College
Raleigh
A. S. T. C. Boone
Greenville
State Payroll Reveals Record School Figures
Le Roy Martin reports the eight month payroll for white teachers and principals totals 12 532 staff at an average 595 03 per term while white high schools and principals total 3 939 paid 742 78 average. State funds 12 534 724 73 plus 500 000 federal funds brings total to 13 034 724 73. Also Governor Ehringhaus names a committee to study unemployment insurance with a dozen labor and employer groups said to ensure adequate study.
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LeRoy Martin
State School Commission
Ehringhaus
General Assembly
State Emergency Relief Administration
Revenue Department to Enter Reorganization Under Dr M Guidance
The final wave of state revenue staff faces reassignment as a broader reorganization led by Dr M accelerates. Officials aim to streamline operations while preserving essential tax collection functions and public service.
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State Revenue Department
Dr. M
Farm Question How to treat scours in a herd calf
Isolate the affected calf at first signs and cut milk feeding at least half. Switch legume hay to grass hay until recovery. Give castor oil dosage one to three tablespoons in a pint of fresh milk based on age. Follow with a teaspoonful of a mix of one part sales and two parts each of subnitrate of bismuth and bicarbonate of soda, repeat every six hours until diarrhea ends. Ensure feeding practices are clean and not overly rich to prevent recurrence.
Rowan County Wheat Prospects Improve Despite Hard Winter
Farmers in Rowan County report strong early wheat growth despite severe winter conditions. They anticipate fairly good yields as the crop progresses toward harvest.
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Rowan County
Daytime Frock Pattern 8202 Describes Slimming Design
A daytime frock pattern 8202 showcases a rippling jabot collar lengthening the silhouette with side skirt panels flared sleeves and undercuffs. Suggested fabrics include dark blue voile with white chiffon collar and vestee or printed silk in black and white, or light background with colored design, or dark triple sheer with white vestee.
Greensboro Girl Wins Essay Prize in State Contest
Miss Georgia Arnett of Greensboro wrote the prize winning paper on thrift and home ownership presented at the North Carolina Building and Loan League convention in Elizabeth City. The essay argues home ownership builds community pride and notes real estate values fell less than stocks and bonds during market declines. League members call the contest a success and a strong prompt on thrift.
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North Carolina Building and Loan League
Elizabeth City
Georgia Arnett
Greensboro
North Carolina
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
League
Potatoes to be stored for the late market
Growers in the eastern part of the state plan to store small potatoes until July 4 to meet possible late year demand. M E Gardner of State College notes drought may lift North Carolina potato demand, urging cool dry storage and avoidance of cut or bruised potatoes exposed to bright light.
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Middle West
North Carolina
M. E. Gardner
State College
Proper Potatoes Stored Safely to Prevent Greening
He advises that potatoes exposed to light turn green and inedible. Store in barrels or baskets with good air circulation. Use sheds, barns, or storage houses not used for other purposes to keep potatoes safe.
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Ant
Marine Archie Simms Stationed in Port au Prince Haiti
Private Archie Simms of the United States Marine Corps is stationed with the Second Regiment at Port au Prince Haiti according to Major Louis Fagan Marine Recruiting Station Savannah Georgia. Simms came from Parris Island S C Norfolk Virginia and foreign duty. He graduated Blowing Rock High School and is son of Mrs Vera Church Shulls Mills Route 1.
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Archie Simms
United States Marine Corps
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Louis Fagan
Marine
Savannah
Georgia
Simms
Norfolk
Parris Island
S. C
West Indies Islands
Cuba
Blowing Rock High School
Vera Church
Shulls Mills
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U. S
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