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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1955

Page

5

Rawleigh Co. Posts Major 7 Year Growth in NC

Jim Rawleigh opened a factoring firm in High Point in 1948 and within seven years the company reached an annual first-quarter volume above 10 million dollars with earnings per share over 1. The firm does 90 percent of its business in North Carolina, mainly serving the tri-city High Point Greensboro Winston Salem area, with the furniture and textiles industries as largest customers.

Jim Rawleigh High Point Rawleigh Greensboro Winston-Salem North Carolina Rawleigh Co Rawleigh-Moses Co. Inc Chicago Alex Brown and Sons, Inc Tri-City Winston , Salem Dun & Bradstreet Chrysler Sears, Roebuck M. Lowenstein 1 Sons Burlington Industries Dan River Mills First National City Bank of New York Commerce and Labor Departments Reynolds Aluminum Co Kentucky

State Faces Westward Migration Surges Across 1950s

New York report notes California leads in civilian in migration from 1950 to mid 1950s, with about 1.968 million population gain April 1950 to June 1955 driven by defense boom. Florida Michigan New Jersey and Ohio also gain while Pennsylvania and seven southern states lose 30,000 plus annually.

New. York N. Y Horace Greeley America Midwest Metropolitan Life Insurance Company California Florida Michigan New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania West Virinia North Carolina Kentucky Nnessee Alabama Mississippi Arkansas

Brentwood Terrace Plans Set for 43-Home Development

Curtis Smithdeal reports Brentwood Terrace off Springfield Ave will host 43 brick veneer homes built by Metropolitan Construction Co of Greensboro. Prices around 9000 dollars. FHA GI Bill specs. five rooms per home. lots 60 feet frontage. Piedmont Natural Gas extending lines. grading and street work in progress.

Brentwood Terrace Springfield Ave Curtis Smithdeal Metropolitan Construction Co Greensboro Wii Curtis Smith Deal, Inc Richard C. Thompson High Point Burlington Graham Dogwood Acres Piedmont Park Roger P. Kavanagh Jr W. Griswold Smith Brentwood School Smithdeal Marsh Furniture Co Piedmont Natural Gas Co

Tax Take Rise Shows Healthy Local Sales

North Carolina Merchants Association reports June 1955 gross sales tax collections. High Point rose from 79 980.02 to 89 798.56. Guilford County up to 355 000 plus, Davidson and Randolph counties show mixed results. Three county total 474 623.15. May was stronger. Wilmington and Fayetteville top local figures.

High Point Guilford County North Carolina Merchants Association Davidson County Rancoolph County Davidson Randolph Wilmington Fayetteville Fort Bragg

Crossword by A C Gordon B Bait 3 Furniture Item

Puzzle clues list with partial entries and abbreviations for a newspaper crossword. Includes items like 7 Home entertainment medium, 10 Newcomer to society abbreviated, 11 Mineral element, 17 Sea lens, 19 Popu violet, 22 Real estate contract, 23 Hacking tool, 25 Roman 1050, 26 Prayerful endings, 36 Famous American poet, 18 Aerial pion, 0 Something underfoot in the home, 41 Black, 43 Like, 44 To ply the needle, 45 Units, 46 Printer's measure, 47 Kitchen container, 51 Clothing fastener, $2 Chinese measure $6 Pr.

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Burial of Woodrow Wilson at St Peter and Paul Cathedral

The article notes Woodrow Wilson is buried in the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul located in Washington D. C., highlighting the historic resting place of the former president.

Woodrow Wilson Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul Washington, D. C

New Orders And Sales Show Upturn For 1955

The report notes that new orders rose after 1954 while current sales lagged, creating a backlog in earlier years. From late 1954 upward both metrics improved, with new orders surpassing current sales signaling future production stimulus and better activity prospects.

Business Holds To Sharp Pace as Credit Tightens

New York August report shows a roaring business week with inflationary fears pushing the administration to tighten credit. Demand across autos, homes, and inventories grows while steel and rail activity sets records and prices rise. The Fed raises rediscount rates and banks lift prime lending, signaling a peak-season loan squeeze.

New’ York Federal Reserve Board Tme Veterans Administration FHA New York

Norwalk Man Endures War and Tragedy in Hard Luck Life

John A. Jon, 28, faced a string of calamities from railroading to merchant marine service in World War I. He survived battles with injury including a broken back, a fiery car crash, and a fatal boat explosion near Port Clinton before dying in a final collision while driving.

Norwalk Ohio John A. Jon Hampton Port Clinton

Through the Silent Woods An Elf Speaks

A fragmentary line hints at an elf traveling with bold gaze and a wary heart, moving through shadowed woods toward an unseen destination. The terse image suggests a solitary voyage framed by mystery and resolve.

Furniture Dealers Window Institute wraps up at UNC

The Southern Retail Furniture Association completed its five day Management Institute in Chapel Hill with a two hour panel on retail problems. Graduation certificates were awarded as exams concluded the program.

Chapel Hill Southern Retail Furniture Association SRFA University of North Carolina Jim Best High Point HE. Parker Parker Furniture Co Union, D. C Walter Kleeman Jr Peoples Outfitting Co Springfield Ohio W.G. Slattery Greensboro N. C Department of Public Instruction Harold Tomehin Tomehin

UNC Insurance Institute Set to Begin August 14 at UNC

The sixth annual Institute of Insurance of the North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents will run August 14 to 20 at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Courses include an introductory foundation, three advanced groups, and a two day seminar on package policies and dwelling forms. Cecil C. Duncan will teach North Carolina Insurance Law. registration starts August 12.

Chapel Hill Institute of Insurance The North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents, Inc University of North Carolina UNC Extension Division Bureau of Business Services and Research School of Business Administration National Association For Insurance Agents Whitehead Cecil C. Duncan Insurance North Carolina N. C. Association of Insurance Agents N. C. Association of Insurance Women Institute Board of Trustees

GIs Praised In Orleans France By Allied General

Maj. Gen. Philip E. Gallagher, head of the European communications zone, commends U S troops in France for improved behavior compared to home. He reviews daily statistics, notes quick handling of minor incidents, and says soldiers increasingly accept their responsibilities as they are stationed in towns and villages across the region.

Orleans France Philip _E. Gallagher Gallagher

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Norfolk Preston Watson Brentwood A. C. Gordon NAM Research Dept Gov't Statistics Furniture Dealers Window Institute Anott Room & Tech Sun Ocean Miami Beach UNC Insurance Institute Universal Louis R Goldman Universal Company Louis R. Goldman & Company New York City Hichpoint Savings and Trust Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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