New child labor amendment debate worries farming families
Col Wade H Harris discusses Congress and Bulwinkle on a proposed constitutional child labor amendment. If enacted, no child under 18 could labor on farms or in related work unless a bureau certificate is issued based on age proof health and job type. The measure passed the House 297 to 69 amid farmer concern and speculation on pension and schooling implications.
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Wade H. Harris
Charlotte Observer
Congress
Bulwinkle
North Carolina
Child Labor Bureau
Bureau
Federal
South
Pou
Congressman Connally
Texas
Labor
Whyfore
Observer
Through Traffic Cuts and Local Roads in City Planning
The text discusses diverting through traffic from Main street to boundary roads to reduce congestion and save mileage in large cities. It notes that a cut off can be beneficial when Main street is long, and cites municipal engineering wisdom in routing through traffic to boundary roads for economic and practical gains. It mentions a boll weevil control field station near Rocky Mount and remarks on banking customers and savings interest.
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Division of Entomology
The
State College and Department
Upper Coastal Plain
Rocky Mount
Edgecombe County
W. J. Mabee
Taraboro
Senate Battles Labor Limitation Revealed In Debate
The discussion shows how far labor legislation could extend if approved, reflecting the Senate's stance and the potential reach of future policy. The remarks emphasize the power balance between lawmakers and the public in shaping labor rules.
Shriners Parade in Hickory Promises Spectacle with 13 Cats
The Salisbury Post reports Shriners visit Hickory for a June ceremonial led by 13 black boys and 13 black cats, crossing the parade line 13 times on Friday June 13. About 3,000 Shriners and visitors are expected. Pat. J. D. Elliott plans the event with Oasis band and patrol.
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Thirteenth Avenue
J. D. Elliott
Elliott
Shrine
South Mountains
Ed Simpson
Salisbury
Spencer
Simpson
High Masons
Oasis
Patrol
Hickory
Sam Farabee
Salisbury Post
Cut Off Roads Around Large Centers Modern Practice
The article explains turning through traffic away from city cores via bypasses to reduce congestion. It notes horse era main arteries through cities, then contrasts with modern cars and trucks. A ten mile longer through route can save thirty minutes by avoiding crossings, congestion, and streetcars.
R D Jennings Dentist Office Boone
N A small town dentist advertises in Boone with office over the Watauga County Bank inviting distant patients to write for appointments and to arrange visits in advance.
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Watauga County Bank
Boone
Tarheel’s bizarre claim about running water and wife
Tom Tarheel says he installed running water at his home to deter his wife from breaking the commandment in private by the bathroom and kitchen, due to alleged infidelity involving her sister in town.
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Tionging
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