Deep River Coal Fields in North Carolina Faces Mining Hurdles
North Carolina's Deep River Coal Fields hold about 100 million tons of mineable coal with quality rivaling West Virginia. Geologist Jasper L. Stuckey cites years of negative reputation from Civil War era disasters and ongoing questions about profitability and clean processing despite renewed interest by engineer Glen Arter. The region spans 15 to 20 miles, with best coal in down dropping blocks and dikes, while historic mines near Sanford including Old Egypt and Carolina have produced fatal blasts and long-standing reputational stigma.
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Sanford
Deep River
North Carolina
West Virginia
Jasper L. Stuckey
University
Stuckey
South Carolina Line
Oxford
Glen Arter
Charlotte
Arter
Gardner
Carbonton
Old Egypt
Carolina Mines
Carolina
John R. McQueen
Howard Butler
Ben Dixon McNeill
McNeill
Butler
Hiss
McQueen
Coal Products Inc
Walter Bledsoe Co
Bledsoe Company
Highway 421
Cumnock Mines
Egypt
Peter Evans
Birthday memory of High Point pioneer Robert G. Robertson
The 90 year old High Point resident recalls early High Point life from 1871 birth near Climax to a 40 acre mill farm on Springfield Road. He recalls the Springfield Meeting and staying civic in the Springfield Meetinghouse while farming tobacco and corn. He remembers The Enterprise as his lifelong paper and notes his late wife Minnie Hendricks died last year.
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Enterprise
Robert G. Robertson
Climax
Clay Township
Greensboro
Robertson
John Robertson
High Point
Bob Robertson
Springfield Road
Springfield
Jim Cox
Robertsons
Robert
Wash
Ington
Wrenn
W. P. Pickett
Winston
W. A. Blair
J. J. Farriss
Weant Road
Highway
Allen Jay
Minnie Hendricks
Asheboro
Bynum
Raymond
Herman
Theodore Robertson
Verna Frazier
Anafla Brookshire
Randleman
Lincoln
Washington
Sev
Eral
Broad Street
Thompson
Veteran Turkish General Gur sel Leads Post Coup Stabilization
The 66 year old Gallipoli veteran General Cemal Gursel guides Turkey through post coup turmoil aiming to restore order and democratic elections by October 29 1961. He and 22 officers control the junta while promising free elections and maintaining proximity to Ankara's political center.
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Istanbul
Gallipoli
Turkey
Cemal
Gee-Mall
America
Soviet Union
Ecunonic
Gursel
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Alabama
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Old Carolina Coal Mine
Bonnie Moore
Old Carolina
Robert Robertson
Braxton Younts
Veteran General Guides
Adnan Menderes
Foreign Ministry
Ankara