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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

2

Two Large Banks Planned to Merge in North Carolina

Raleigh reports final approval for merging the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company and the Page Trust Company of Charlotte into a single state bank with initial capital and surplus of 1.5 million dollars. Depositors gain protections while stockholders face a 100 percent assessment and orderly liquidation under a new board chosen by depositors.

Raleigh North Carolina Bank and Trust Company Page Trust Company Charlotte Gurney Hood Hood

Morrison Leaves Tax Commission For Rayon Industry Role

Dr Fred W Morrison former secretary of the State Tax Commission and director of the Governor's Office of Relief joins O Max Gardner s rayon industry group as statistician in Raleigh He has taught at North Carolina College for Women and Chapel Hill High School prior to his tax work The article notes a price drop in sericea lespedeza enabling demonstration use says O R Carrithers of Montgomery County North Carolina

Raleigh Fred W. Morrison State Tax Commission Governor's Office of O. Max Gardner Tax Commission North Carolina College For Women Greensboro Chapel Hill High School The State University O. R. Carrithers Montgomery County North Carolina

Roosevelt's public works push and industrial control plan

The article outlines Roosevelt's drive to launch a three billion three hundred million dollar public works program funded by borrowing. It discusses a potential sales tax or breakfast-table tax to cover interest costs, and signals Bernard M. Baruch as a leading figure in a proposed industrial control board. It explains how trade associations would set production, pricing, and labor terms with government ratification or adjustment, and notes concerns about a new nationalistic era and self sufficiency.

Washington Roosevelt Bernard M. Baruch War Industries Board Wilson Industrial Control Board Congress Mr. Baruch Control Board Peek Farm Control Board United States Amelia London Secretary of Agriculture

Taxes on Beer Netted Nine Million for April Revenue

The legalization of beer added 9.14 million to government revenue in April as many taxes fell from March. Beer at 5 per barrel yielded 38.27 million, license fees for 3.2 beverages reached 0.87 million, and 3.2 wine tax totaled 0.82 million.

Washington Congress

Vinci Iron Tonic Promises Strength After Birth

Mrs. M. Gunstone says after childbirth she was thin and nervous and worn. The first bottle of Vinci iron tonic gave her strength and needed weight. Watauga Drug Store offers Vinci.

Vinci M. Gunstone Watauga Drug, Store

Cove Creek Church Revival and Local Visits Noted

A two week series of meetings at Henson's Chapel Methodist Church led by Mrs. J. E. Steidley produced about 25 additions to the church and a revival. Rev. Avery M. Church of Wilkesboro aids at Cove Creek Baptist Church. Daily Vacation Bible School is run by Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Johnson of Asheville with afternoon services. Local residents Mrs. Roland Davis and family visit kin, and several ministers and families visit the area over the weekend.

Cove Creek Henson's Chapel Methodist Church J. E. Steidley High Point Avery M. Church Wilkesboro Cove Creek Baptist Church Vaughn Johnson Asheville Roland Davis Blanche Horton D. F. Horton J. A. McKaughan A. M. Church Herring Powell James B. Mast Hattie Bingham Johnson City Tenn E. F. Bingham S. F. Horton Wake Forest Roy Davis

Death of Mrs. W. R. Pulliam in Lenoir

Mrs. W R Pulliam died Sunday at her West Harper Avenue home after more than a year of illness and a week unconscious. Funeral was at 4 PM from the home with Rev R E Hardaway and Rev C Excell Rozzelle. interment in Belleview Cemetery. The week features a cooking school in the new armory by the Lenoir News-Topic, starting at 3 PM Wednesday and Thursday with prizes and large expected attendance.

Lenoir W. R. Pulliam West Harper Avenue R. E. Hardaway First Baptist Church C. Excell Rozzelle First Methodist Church Belleview Cemetery New Armory Roland Davis Seven Springs A. R. Barlowe Vilas Barlow Scottie Sue Barlow Nell Parker Hickory J. R. Horton Blowing Rock

Weekend Visitors and Health Update in Lenoir

The report notes Mr and Mrs A R Barlowe hosted the weekend. Mrs Alice McCrary and daughters plus Mrs Grady Farthing and Mrs Hooper Hendrix of Boone shopped in Lenoir on Tuesday. Miss Wilma Baird Nancy Taylor and others shopped in Lenoir last week. Mr A R Barlow returned to Duke Hospital Tuesday with improved condition though further X ray treatment may be needed.

A. R. Barlowe Alice McCrary Grady Farthing Hooper Hendrix Boone Lenoir Wilma Baird Nancy Taylor Robert Glenn Richard Olsen A. R. Barlow Duke Hospital

Wilkes County slayer loses appeal in death sentence

Bryant Stone of Wilkes County had his appeal rejected by the North Carolina Supreme Court last Wednesday afternoon. The governor is his only remaining recourse in the murder case of Wayne Norman, his son in law, shot on June 12, 1932, from a crack in a smoke house as he sat on his piazza.

Raleigh Bryant Stone Wilkes County Supreme Court Wayne Norman Stacy Norman

Stone linked to ambush case with gun found in home

Witnesses say Stone threatened to shoot his son in law with buckshot and that the ambush was not intended to be fatal. The gun alleged to be used was found in a trunk at Stone’s home along with unused shells matching the ammunition used in the attack.

Stone

Wrongful murder conviction tale in The American weekly

A feature recounts a man who served four years for murder he did not commit and examines how circumstantial evidence led to his conviction. The piece appears in The American weekly, distributed with the Baltimore American the following Sunday.

American Weekly Baltimore American

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DR. Morrison Champion High U. S Wooster Cary] Arnold Grand Rapids Mich Harold Stark Granite City Ill Gene Davis Cicero Robert Dunham Sioux Falls S. D Geneva Henry Morgenthau Jr Farm Board Wilkes Hampshire J. H. Shipley N. C Young Stock W. E. Shipley Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Michigan F. O. B. Flint, Michigen W. Fe Servie Easy G. M. A.C General Motors W. R. Chevrolet Co Boone, North Carolina
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