Middle Belt tobacco markets push back sales start date
The 10 flue cured tobacco markets in North Carolina’s Middle Belt will open Sept 9 instead of Sept 3. The Middle Belt Warehouse Association approved the change on industry advice to allow more buyers and graders, hoping for better prices and averages this year. Markets affected include Durham, Aberdeen, Carthage, Fuquay-Varina, Ellerbe, Henderson, Louisburg, Goldsboro, Sanford and Warrenton.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Middle Belt
Middle Belt Warehouse Association
Old Bel
Old Belt Warehouse Association
Danville
Walker Stone
Durham
South Carolina
Stone
Aberdeen
Carthage
Fuquay-Varina
Ellerbe
Henderson
Louisburg
Iford
Sanford and Wartenton
Weather Shows Minor Changes Across Nation
The ASSOCIATED PRESS reports only slight shifts in the weather pattern with showers in the eastern half and generally fair skies elsewhere. A southward cold front brought severe storms in the southern Plains and Ozarks, knocking down lines and trees in Sikeston Missouri Ozark Arkansas and Robinson Illinois with no injuries.
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Associated Press
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Ozark Mountains
Sikeston
Ozark
Ark
Robinson
Libois
Southwest Desert
Pacific Coast
Four N C Students On Way Home From Cuba
Washington AP The State Department released 34 American students names and addresses returning from an unauthorized trip to Communist Cuba. They depart Madrid today on Iberian Flight 51 due at Idlewild New York this evening. Some leaders face legal action, passports will be voided, and Kennedy hints harsher measures for nonstudents who are Communists.
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State Department
Cuba
Madrid
Idlewild
New York
Justice Department
Kennedy
Arbitration bill condemned by rail union leader
Neil P. Speirs international president of the Switchmen's Union AFL CIO denounced the compulsory arbitration legislation as a first step in eroding free collective bargaining. He warned the law sets a precedent that could apply to any industry where government might deem a strike harmful to the public.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Neil P. Speirs
Switchmen’s Union
Afl-Cio
Speirs
Greenville Fire Chief Gardner Retires After 40 Years
Gardner leaves a 40 year legacy in Greenville North Carolina including 93 as chief of the department He led modernization efforts such as ventilation and rescue operations and helped establish the North Carolina Fire College and Rescue School while improving firefighting and prevention practices through the years His career spans from 1922 through 1988 with extensive regional leadership roles and recognition by the North Carolina Association of Fire Chiefs.
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Stuart Savage
Greenville Daily Reflector
Associated Press
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Roxboro
George W. Gardner Osldent
Caroling Asleveenville
N.G
Sherman Fire College and Drill School
Pickard
Thej
Prac N North Carolina Insurance Department
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Juta Rescue College
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North Carolina Fire Cob
Central Station
Annuuel College
Montreal
Canada
Eastern Carolina Firemen’s Association
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