North Carolina Statutes

§ 147-18 — To designate "Indian Day."

North Carolina § 147-18

JurisdictionNorth Carolina

Ch. 147State Officers

Art. 3The Governor

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 147-18 (2026).

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The Governor of North Carolina is hereby empowered to set aside some day which shall be called "Indian Day" on which Indian lore shall receive emphasis in the public schools of the State and among the citizens of North Carolina. (Resolutions 54, 1937, p. 957.)

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§ 147-1

Public State officials classified

§ 147-10

Governor to reside in Raleigh; mansion and accessories

§ 147-11

Salary and expense allowance of Governor; allowance to person designated to represent Governor's office

§ 147-11.1

Succession to office of Governor; Acting Governor

§ 147-12

Powers and duties of Governor

§ 147-13

May convene Council of State; quorum; journal

§ 147-13.1

Governor's power to consolidate State agencies

§ 147-14

Appointment of private secretary; official correspondence preserved; books produced before General Assembly

§ 147-15

Salary of private secretary

§ 147-16

Records kept; certain original applications preserved; notice of commutations

§ 147-16.1

Publication of executive orders

§ 147-16.2

Duration of boards and councils created by executive officials; extensions

§ 147-16.3

Timely nominations if legislative body must confirm

§ 147-17

May employ counsel in cases wherein State is interested

§ 147-18

To designate "Indian Day."

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