SC Processing Proposal Seen Destructive
The North Carolina Grange master warned that a plan for the flue-cured Stabilization Corp to process and cure excess tobacco would open the flood gates and harm the acreage-poundage program. The program aims to cut overproduction and keep supplies in line with demand, with safeguards to prevent surplus disposal. Also notes criticisms by Fred Royster of the Bright Belt Warehouse Association and Jose ph J Todd of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Jimmy Adkins of 205 Campbell Sr. has returned home after a hospital stay.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina Grange
Virginia Beach
Royster
Joseph J. Todd
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
Department
Todd
Out-of-State Groups Donated Over $20,000 in Virginia Primary Fight
Federal reports show more than 20,000 in contributions to Virginia Democratic primary races came from COPE and BIPAC, two groups with opposing views. Funds supported candidates including Spong, Robertson, Byrd, and Smith, while employers and labor-linked committees clarified uses and sources amid timing gaps in reporting.
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Washington
Virginia
Sen. A. Willis Robertson
Business- Industry Political Action Committee
BIPAC
Mhera
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
House of Representatives
National Cope Organization
Organized Labor
Armistead L. Boothe
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Boothe
Rep
Howard W. Smith
del. George C. Rawlings Jr
Smith
Robertson
Byrd
National Association of Manufacturers
Ttss
NAM
Former Roanoke mayor tapped to challenge Poff
Ex mayor Murray A. Stoller of Roanoke was nominated by the 6th District Democratic convention to oppose Rep. Richard H. Poff. Stoller, 47, a lawyer, framed himself as a symbol of the party's aim to defeat Poff after 14 years of differences. The convention drew about 300 delegates amid hot weather as State Sen. James W. Davis declined to run due to campaign cost concerns.
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Roanoke
Murray A. Stoller
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Congress
Stoller
Poff
Ance
Washington
William B. Spong Jr
A. Willis Robertson
Spong
Julian H. Rutherford Jr
Resolutions Committee
Holman Willis Jr
Sen. Robertson
Stover
James W. Davis
Anitherst
Nelson Counties
Davis
Final Rites Held for J. W. Lovelace in Pelham
Final rites for Jo e Lovelace of Pelham were held Saturday afternoon at Swicegood Funeral Chapel with Rev. Claude N. Bailey and Rev. Roy L. Ball officiating. Interment followed in the Wilkerson family cemetery on Holland Road. pallbearers named including James Lovelace, Elmer Emerson, Lewis Emerson, and others.
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Joe Lovelace
Pelhamseph Wesley Rt
N.C
Swicegood
Claude N. Bailey
Roy L. Ball
Wilkerson
Holland Road
James Lovelace
Elmer Emerson
Lewis Emerson
Ray Wilkerson
Thomas Wilkerson
Marvin Lovel
Ray Wilkerace
Clifton
Myers
Ray Pruith
Final Rites for Niemezura Scheduled Monday
Reidsville North Carolina funeral services for Matthew S Niemezura aged 50 will be held Monday at 11 am from the Citty Funeral Chapel Burial with military rites will follow in Lowes Methodist Church Cemetery He died Friday in a field accident He was a World War II veteran and member of Holy Infant Catholic Church Surviving are his wife two sons his mother his father and three sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
N.C
Matthews Niemezura
Lowes Methodist Church
Mr. Niemezura
Reidsville Rt
Fall River
Mass
Bockingham County
Williamsburg
Holy Infant Cathfolic Church
Thelma Smith Niemezura
Joseph M
Michael Niemezura
Mary Niemezura
Paterson
N. J
Joseph Niemezura
Philadelphz
Boothe details $150000 campaign contributions
Richmond AP Armistead Boothe released a breakdown of how the $150,000 in campaign contributions was spent. He said $88,000 went to ads and production, $25,000 to headquarters salaries, $22,000 to distributing 900,000 newspapers, $5,000 on bumper stickers and posters, and $10,000 on printing. He noted $22,000 in unpaid bills and indicated another $50,000 loan from himself or family. He sought to show a substantial personal investment while suspending campaigning due to Byrd Sr.’s illness. A doctors’ committee endorsed Boothe, urging votes for him on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Armistead
Boothe
Harry IF. Byrd Jr
Alexandria
Virginia
H. St
Boothes
Byrd
Local Realtors To Attend UVa. Annual Institute
Three members of the Danville Real Estate Board left Saturday for Charlottesville to attend the University of Virginia annual Realtor Institute. The program runs today through Friday and covers three years of study. Mrs Katherine N. Woody, state director, Lee A. Harley, first vice president, and Mrs Ruby entry of Woody Realty travel for the event. Harley pursues the final year while the two women begin their first year. The institute is regarded as among the finest in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Real Estate Board
Charlottesville
Ith
University of Virginia
Katherine N. Woody
Lee A. Harley
Ruby Entry
Woody Realty
Harley
D. Ley, Inc
ATM
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Jimmy Adkins
205 Campbell Sr
Memorial Hospital
Thompson Ready Mix, Inc
Bryant Avenue
James. W. Fitzgerald
Harold Keatts
A. E. Booth
C. L. Tucker, Jr
AFL- Cio
Harold Boyd
Boyd
wWere
Committee On American Leadership
Rawlings
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Stonewall Court
Danville
North Main Street
Herman G. Koplen
Trustee’s Sale
Jamerson’s Store
Holbrook and
Stokes Street
Hart Stove
Vimeo
Toasters
Toledo Cubing Machine
Toledo
Marquette
J. W. Clement
Shields Auction & Realty Co., Inc
North Union St
Danville, Ve
Special Commissioner's Sale
Ferry Road
George B. Anderson
Shields Auction and Realty Co., Inc
N. Union St
Earth
Alf Theron
J. W. Lovelace
Niemezura
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Uva
Pittsylvania County
United States Senate
Willis Robertson
Bill Spong
THE
Richmond Times Dispatch
U.S. Senate
Man
Finyd Fax
C. T. Turney
Denvynla Spong
Senate
A. Jones Cox
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