New N C State Program Aids Small Industry To Help Itself
An advisory group of North Carolina business leaders will guide the Industrial Experimental Program at NC State College. The IEP offers technical help to small producers, with projects like a shuttle kiln for heat treating and a series of bulletins on topics from tool steels to water resources. The program, funded by a $100,000 two year appropriation, aims to boost the state’s small industry and its ability to grow locally.
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School of Engineering
North Carolina State College
William C. Bell
State
N.C
Bell
Alex A. Carlyle
North Carolina
Raleigh
State College School of Engineering
Thomas H Wright, Jr
Wilms
Jack
Lexington
IEP
Wright
Acme Fertilizer Co
Wilmingoon
Fertilizer and Chemical Industries
Childers
Erlanger Mills, Inc
Robert E. Pome
Sanford
Roberts Company
J. C. Steele
Oae Steele and Sons of
Statesville
Rhett Ball
Morganton Furniture Company
Morganton
Clyde Luddreth
Lenoir
Kent-Coffey Manufacturing Company
Vernon D
Goode Construction Company
Charlotte
John Truitt
Greensboro
Truitt Manufacturing Company
Hapeteanne
Asheville
F. C. Farnum
Farnum Manufacturing Company
Hodges
Orth Carolina
Ge Agen
J. H. Lampe
Alex Carlyle
Lawrence McGee
Robert McLean
North
Carolna
Get Used To Bright Sayings By ED OCREAGH
A humorist recalls his night with his children and the honest mischief of a four year old David who parses his parents with bright lines. The piece contrasts child wit with veteran poets, noting earthy humor and quick, vivid moments from family life. The ending hints at Tennessee’s 22 ated ace 1954, though unclear.
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David
Elizabeth
Washington Against Weather on His Revolutionary Trips
A portrait of George Washington as a tireless traveler who faced foul weather on most journeys. The piece details his routes from Newport to Newport News, his early rides before dawn, his horse care, and the colonial inns where he and aides dined, slept, and prepared for the next day.
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George Washington
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Maine
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Mohawk Valley
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Alexander Hamilton
America
U.S. Grant
Newee
West Point
Connecticut
Hartford
New York
New England
New Jersey
Last Survivor Dies as Sauvigne-le-Haut Freezes
In Sauvigne-le-Haut France the village withered in a deep cold wave. Once home to 60 souls forty years ago it declined to none before the death of Claude Dupaquier 74 the last survivor found in his cottage.
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Dijon
France
Sauvigne-le-Haut
Claude Dupaquier
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