Profits defend freedom and growth, says industry ads
A machinery firm proclaims profits are vital to world betterment and job creation, citing farming gains and meat packers’ slim margins to argue against calls to curb profits. The message asserts profits spur risk, plant expansion, living standards, and national strength amid critics.
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Free Enterprise
The Roanoke River saga and federal power
The November Reader's Digest article by Jack Kilpatrick warns that the Roanoke River case could grant the federal government power to block private hydroelectric projects on major streams. It outlines a clash among Virginia power interests, Interior Department, and the Federal Power Commission, now before the Supreme Court, with implications for private enterprise and resource ownership nationwide.
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Roanoke River
Virginia
Reader’s Digest
Jack Kilpatrick
Richmond News Leader
Congress
United States
Virginia Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Roanoke
Interior Department
Interior
IPC
U. S. Court of Appeals
Fourth Circuit
Supreme Court
Kilpatrick
Intersior
Local social notes from Hobbs area week
Parishioners nurse sick days and well wishes fill a Denton page. Residents and visitors from Washington College, Dover, Easton, Federalsburg, Harrington, and Greensboro share greetings, birthdays, and dinners. A photo feature notes Grover Willoughby of Willits California, a Denton native, growing jewelry business and regional ties.
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Sedna Gray
Greensboro
Holbrook
Frances Bennett
Elmer Butler
Russell Stevens
Burrsville
B. B. Allen
Tidewater Inn
Faston
Nelson Henry
T. H. Towers
Roland Towers
Roland
Dandy
Messrs
Earl
Roland Starkey
Atlantic City
N. J
Emma Carroll
Denton
L. H. Thomas
Easton
Billy
Tommy
Federalsburg
Redmond Long
Frank Willoughby
Bernard
James C. Hardesty
Carlton
Harrington
Bailey
Wesley Stafford
Smith House
Grover Willoughby
Willitts
Cal
Denton Journal
Grover
J. A. Willoughby
Orphans Court Proceedings Record Estate Actions
The Orphans Court met in regular session with Chief Judge H. Roland Towers and Associate Judges Moore and Brackett. Business included a release in Vashti Garey estate by Stewart Garey and Broad Street Trust Co. trustees, first and final adminstration and distribution accounts for William Sparks estate, a sales and commissions account, and a petition to sell real estate in J Herman Noble estate by Noble heirs executors.
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Orphans’ Court
H. Roland Towers
Charles V. Moore
Maurice A. Brackett
Vashti Louise Garey
Stewart Garey
Broad Street Trust Company
Philadelphia
Penna
William Preston Sparks
Francis T. Fleming
Henry A. Fleming
Estate sales filings and creditor notices listed
The notice lists multiple estate actions including accounts of sales and proof of publication notices to creditors. Estates mentioned include William II Wright Abe Thomas James Henry Adams William E Wright and William V Sharp Jr with administrators named Ethel Willis Milton Willis Mary Adams and Matthew. Continued on page 3.
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William II. Wright
Ethel FE. Willis
Milton L. Willis
Abe Thomas
Virgie Thomas
William E. Wright
James Henry Adams
Mary M. Adams
William V. Sharp, Jr
Matthew
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