Burke Seeks Second Primary in Seventeenth District
The text reports Burke urging a second primary for the Seventeenth Judicial District race, with Rousseau 4 718 and Burke 4 184 in corrected returns. Burke thanks supporters, defends democracy, and stresses voters should decide the next judge at the polls on June 30.
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Rousseau
Burke
Mr. Burke
Seventeenth District
Superior Court
Seventeenth Judicial District
Conor
North Carolina
Ain
North Carolina Democrats pledge eight month school funding
The State Democratic Convention and the State Supreme Court urged action to support public schools, with a pledge to fund eight months of state support without ad valorem taxes. The Charlotte case affirmed overdue salaries for principals teachers and staff must be paid promptly, stressing teachers' critical role and need for fair pay.
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Raleigh
N. C
Supreme of
North Carolina
General Assembly
Democratic Party
State Supreme Court
Charlotte
City of Charlotte
Clarkson
Cmmon
Dust storms could loom over Middle West farmlands
Startling results of the big dust storms threaten rich corn and wheat lands in the Middle West. An illustrated article in The American Weekly explains how fields may become barren like a desert. The July 1 issue ships with the Baltimore Sunday American.
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Middle West
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Campus Capers at A S T C Boone excursion to Johnson City
About 300 A S T C students rode a Key and W N C Linville River railways excursion from Boone to Johnson City on Monday. A. S. T. C. notes a lively trip with two engines four Pullman cars and touring teachers. A Graydon P. Eggers illustrated art lecture followed a recent art appreciation event.
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Linville River Railways
Boone
Johnson City
Ole
Forester urges large scale reforestation to restore lands
R W Graeber extension forester at State College warns deforestation and erosion threaten vast areas across the state. He urges tree planting, natural reseeding where possible, artificial planting in eroded fields, and specifies species for mountain and southern slopes plus planting density and labor needs.
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College Station
Raleigh
R. W. Graeber
State College
Graeber
College expert explains value of grass feed
College Station Raleigh Grass offers high protein minerals and digestibility, praised by Earl H Hostetler from State College. Immature dried grass yields about 20 percent protein and surpasses grains and rivals oil meals. grass provides most vitamins except vitamin D.
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College Station
Raleigh
Earl H. Hostetler
State College
Hostetler
Second Health Clinic to Be Held in Watauga
Doctors Hagaman and Perry plan a second Watauga clinic starting July 17 at the Demonstration School in Boone to aid school children. Eyes will be examined with glasses offered at cost and tonsil operations, including adenoids removal, at low cash prices.
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Watauga County
J. B. Hagaman
H. B. Perry
Boone
Watauga
The
Democrat
Theodosia Watson
Relief
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