Race for the Cup shows wealth and secrecy in Newport
Newport readers glimpse the America's Cup as a costly, private spectacle dating to 1851. Backers spend about four million dollars on four boats plus crews and housing, with no tickets or profits. Rules, costs, and selection processes loom as spectators hear the sailors’ complex preparations and the committee’s discretion.
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Newport
R.i.ap
Scotland
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Admiralty
International Yacht Racing Union
New York
Cotton vs synthetics sparks unity and anxiety in cotton belt
In Fresno California the cotton industry faces competition from synthetics reducing demand for half a million bales annually and shifting upholstery away from cotton. Leaders push research and collaboration to keep cotton competitive while political bloc influence wanes.
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Fresno
Calif
Ray Provost
Producers Cotton Oil Co
San Joaquin Valley
California
National Cotton Council of America
Keep Lunch Fresh for School Cafeterias
Jean Shaw director of the Cold spot home service department recommends adding a freezer item to school lunches to stay cool until noon. A frozen sandwich or cupcake thaws by lunch and helps keep other foods fresh through the morning.
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Jean Shaw
Coldspot Home Service Department
Junaluska Trustees Dedicate New Edwin L. Jones Building
Southeastern Methodist Assembly trustees dedicate the Edwin L. Jones Building at Junaluska during the annual meeting. The group tours the new cafeteria and Sunnyside Lodge, notes assets at 2.5 million dollars, and plans naming streets after Methodist leaders.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
The
Southeastern Methodist Assembly
Edwin L. Jones
Jones
Charlotte
North Carolina
Junaluska
Hugh Massie
Waynesville
Sunnyside Lodge
J. W. Fowler Jr
Fowler
Sahara oil venture boosts France’s hopes for independence
In Algeria, the Hassi Messaoud field grows to 11 wells over 120 square miles with 3,000 workers. French firms SNREPAL and CFPA push toward 12 to 15 million tons yearly by 1963 with a planned 24 inch pipeline to Bougie, while high costs and security challenges persist.
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Hassi Messaoud
Algeria
Sahara
France
Middle East
Oasis
Ouargla
United States
Edjeleh- Zarzaitine
Here
Colomb Bechar
Western Sahara
Snrepal
CFPA
New Oil Academy
Marseille
Touggourt
Philippeville
Aures
Bougie
Feathers Form Large Peacock Fan Over Two Hundred Plumes
A peacock displays a fan with more than 200 feathers. The vibrant plumage draws attention as the bird unfolds its tail in a striking display.
Frosted Cakes Advice For School Parties
Jean Shaw of the Coldspot home service department suggests frosting cupcakes to endure rough handling. Freeze the frosted cakes solid so they thaw by party time and are ready to eat. Fudge penuche or butter frostings freeze best.
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Jean Shaw
Coldspot Home Service Department
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Arthur Knapp Jr
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Weatherly
Carlton Mitchell
James McCurdy
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Arizona
mid-South
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T. C. Mix
Fresno ‘County
Washington
Sahara Oil
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Sahara Oil Field
J. C. Welch, SR
High Point
America
J. Gould, Clarence H. Mackay
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Mr. Welch
J. C. Welch, JR
Welch
Pittsburgh
High St
J. C. Welch Motor Co
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J. G. Welch
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J. C. Welch's
J.C. Welch Motor Co
S. Wrenn St
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