Senators Debate Textiles Import Quotas And Aid Proposals
A Senate Commerce subcommittee examined pleas from the U S textile industry for import quotas to shield against foreign competition. Testimony contrasted with claims that imports harm the industry, while witnesses urged country-by-country quotas and expanded domestic use in aid programs along with potential stockpiling and public contracts for distressed mills.
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Washington
Senate Commerce
U.S
Nelson Stitt
U.s.-Japan Trade Council
Subcommittee
John C. Pastore
D-R.j
Pastore
Stitt
National Association of Wood Manufacturers
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Northern Textile Institute
William Pollock
Textile Workers Union of America
Armed Services
Archibald Mann, longtime Moravian minister, dies at 72
The Rev Archibald I Mann 72 retired Moravian minister who twice served as interim pastor at Christ Church Congregational Goshen died Tuesday of a heart attack. He was former president treasurer and corresponding secretary of the Board of Domestic Missions of the Reformed Churches in America. Born in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin.
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Archibald I. Mann
Joe Hunt Seen As Likely Speaker In 1961 North Carolina House
Democrats back Joe Hunt for Speaker in the 1961 North Carolina House. The Greensboro politician plans careful committee appointments after getting to know new members. He supports water conservation legislation and envisions a possible special session to codify water laws. The Hunt family is noted for gardening with azaleas and camellias. Grace Hunt is a recognized flower show judge. The household includes son Joe III, a Duke engineering student, and daughter Etta Elizabeth. The article also mentions Anna Edith Erickson, widow of a McCann-Erickson co founder, who left Harvard a grant in 1937 for advertising research.
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Aurora Dolley Raleigh
House of Representatives
Joe Hunt
Hunt
Greensboro
Grace
Joe) Hunt
Sanford
Guilford County
New York
Anna Edith Erickson
McCann-Erickson Advertising Agency
Leopold Marries in Puerto Rico Amid Parole Return
Nathan Leopold, once jailed for the Bobby Franks murder, aged 57, wed Trudi Garcia de Quevedo, a Puerto Rican widow who runs a florist shop. The ceremony took place in Castaner with a judge presiding as Leopold works as an orderly at Brethren Service Hospital nearby.
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New York
Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Brethren Service Hospital
Castaner
Trudi Garcia de Quevedo
Fasteeth Powder Promises Firm Plate Fit
An advertisement touts FALSE TEETH FASTEETH as an improved alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates. It claims teeth won’t slide or rock, has no gummy taste, reduces plate odor, and is non acid. Sold at drug counters nationwide.
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House
Democrats
Nathan Leopold Is
Married
High Point
Public Finance
Omery Public Finance
West Washington St
Allie Packing
Ian
Mercury
America
North Main Street
Holiday Motors OF
High Point, Inc
High Point, N. C
Richardson’s
Billfords
Cannon Towels
Reg
Eck
Birdseye
Banion & All Wool Reg
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