The South Is Rising Again Industrially
A brief Associated Press piece notes the South’s postwar industrial revival, contrasting with past Confederate imagery. It frames renewed economic growth as a defiant regional resurgence rather than military marches.
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Industry reshaping the South and its politics
A dramatic shift in the South shows growth in manufacturing, 투자 by nine states, and shifting politics as industry relocates northward and then to Southern markets. Leaders cite jobs, unions, and tax incentives while noting race and integration influence. Georgia and Alabama highlight new plants, tax gains, and changing political dynamics amid the industrial surge.
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Hitchcock’s Ketchup Quiet Terror Highlighted by Noir Director
New York AP profile of Alfred Hitchcock reveals a fear of the sound of a ketchup bottle, detailing his love of food and wine, a private blue dinner for Gertrude Lawrence, a 4000 bottle cellar, and a lean toward a placid temperament. It notes his 50th film milestone and calm set demeanor.
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