FPC Examines Yadkin Projects Backed for 50 Year Licenses
Federal Power Commission examiners recommend 50 year licenses for Yadkin hydro plants and related Davidson projects. The move supports $22 million Badin modernization, $15 million Tuckertown dam, and $3 million Tillery expansion, with implications for Davidson Stanley area industry growth.
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Federal Power Commission
Yadkin
Davidson
Badin Works
Tuckertown
Carolina Power and Light
Tillery
High Rock Oe Falls
Glewett Falls
Davidson-Stanley
FPC
Gastonia debates reward over Temple Emanuel bombing attempt
Gastonians consider offering a reward to catch the outsiders responsible for an attempted dynamite attack on Temple Emanuel. A 30 stick bundle was prevented from exploding by a fuse, threatening the temple, Boy Scout offices, a clinic and more. Antisemitic activity and horror at such violence spur calls for courage against hatred.
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Gastonians
Temple Emanuel
Temple
Boy Scout
Legend of a President and His Song Debated
A recent reflection notes President Harry Truman was long linked to the Missouri Waltz as his theme, though he reportedly disliked it and smiled through the tune. It contrasts with FDR who allegedly loathed Home on the Range, suggesting public politeness hid private views.
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Harry Truna
Missouri Wate
Mr. Truman
J. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Editorial Challenges on Okinawa
Okinawa remains a leftward leaning hub for U S forces with a rising call for Japanese governance. The island hosts about 50 000 military personnel and fort Buckner serves as Ryukyu Command HQ with Air Force F100 D jets ready to strike targets across Communist China and Soviet Asia.
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U.S
Pacific
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Cyprus
New York City
Far East
Aleutians
Philippines
Fort Buckner
Ryukyu Command
China
Soviet Asia
Okinawa status debated as Okinawa and Ryukyus drift in politics
The article surveys postwar sovereignty of Okinawa and the Ryukyu islands. It notes the 1951 treaty allowing U.S. administration for military needs, mixed civil rule for locals, and political shifts in Naha with leftist gains. It mentions Kishi and Eisenhower maintaining residual sovereignty amid Cold War tension and regional debates about reunification with Japan.
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Cairo
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Great Britain
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Japan
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Ryukyu
John Foster Dulles
Naha
Saichi Kaneshi
Rukyus
Red
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Kishi
Ryukyu Islands
Far East
Lincoln and Davis Allies in Black Hawk War Tale
A Kentucky born Abe Lincoln and Jeff Davis met as 23 year old volunteers in 1832 during the Black Hawk War. Davis lent Lincoln a sabre which Lincoln wore through his service, though he faced no combat. The tale frames their early bond before divergent paths led to Civil War opposing fronts. Adapted from Comes An Echo on the Breeze by Edward J. Ryan.
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Jefferson
Fortier
Abe Lincoln
Jeff Davis
West Point
Davis
Lincoln
Black Hawk
Fox River
Illinois
Mississippi
Great River
John Reynolds
New Salem
Sangamon Company
Fort Armstrong
Rock Island
U. S. Infantry
Zachary Taylor
Illinois Volunteers
Abe
A. Lincoln
Robert Anderson
Fort Sumter
Jefferson Davis
Taylor
Natty
Edward J. Ryan
Thee
Milky Way
Art Livingston
South Eastern North Carolina Beach Association reports plans
At its annual Wilminton meeting the SENCBA outlined a balanced program for beach recreation and erosion control. The group also aims to cooperate regionally on agricultural, educational, health, and industrial development, with emphasis shifting toward conservation and beach preservation.
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North Carolina Beach Association
Wilmington
Sencba
Hazel
The Confederacy at Norfolk May Be Green's Next
Playwright Paul Green plans a summer premiere in a new Norfolk amphitheatre titled The Confederacy drawing on Robert E. Lee. The Greensboro luncheon preview drew strong interest from North Carolina Historical Book Club members and guests.
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Norfolk
Robert E. Lee
Green
North Carolina Historical Book Club
Greensboro
Lee
Hampton Roads
Williamsburg
Southland
Willis Slane
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