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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1974

Page

8

Luxury Pullman car Victoria to join museum display

The 83 foot Pullman car Victoria, built in 1927 and once used by FDR in 1935, is being donated by San Diego executives to the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association. The museum plans to restore it for future charters with an $8,000 target for new couplings to meet modern standards.

Dan Berger Associated Press San Diego Calif Victoria Grand Old Lady of the Pullman Co United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Burlington Railroad San Diego Distributing Company S. Steve Sourpas John Cucina Pacific Southwest Railway Museum Association of Jack Stodelle Musum

North Carolina Nonfarm Jobs Fall in July 1974

North Carolina's nonfarm employment declined by 29,700 in July due to seasonal school maintenance layoffs and textile mill vacations, announced State Labor Commissioner Billy Creel. The total reached 2,013,000, up 32,600 from July 1973, while factory payrolls dipped to 787,200, down 8,600 from June and 7,400 from a year earlier. Nonmanufacturing employment at 1,225,800 fell 21,100 from June but was 40,000 higher than a year ago.

Raleigh North Carolina Billy Creek Creel

Unoccupied Stages Converted Tennis Invades Movie Sets

Los Angeles scenes reveal Hollywood studios repurposed for tennis as film production slows. Glenn Ford and Rita Hayworth era stages now host the Hollywood Indoor Tennis Club and International Studio Tennis Club with members from Streisand to Carson. Indoor play suits weather, smog, and night filming gaps. Membership costs and hourly court rates are noted as studios maximize idle space.

Bob Thomas Associated Press LOS Angeles Glenn Ford Rita Hayworth Hollywood Hollywood Indoor Columbia Warner Brothers Allen Tong University of Southern California Barbra Streisand Enterprise Desilu Paramount TV Cinema General International Studio Tennis Club Clarence Ross California Ross

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