State Tax Changes To Attract New Industries Get Support
The State Board of Conservation and Development endorsed proposed changes in the state's tax structure to attract new industries in North Carolina. It backed some Tax Study Commission ideas, including a possible corporate tax cut via changes to multi state allocation formulas, while delaying full endorsement of all proposals. The board also approved farmer packaging assistance, an air tour for editors, and plans for a second statewide industrial conference in Raleigh.
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State Board of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Tax Study Commission
Hugh Morton
Wilmington
General Assembly
Gov. Hodges
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
North Coroa
CDA
Committee On Water Resources
Morehead City
Charle Monroe De Madeon Peanut Time News Caravan
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Christmas Eve Car Crash In Emerson Leaves Family Rift
Mrs Elaine Okuniewski of Hillsdale witnessed a driver ram into a parked car in Emerson on Christmas Eve and flee. She reported the license number. the motorist was fined 100 dollars. The driver was Robert W Day, her brother, a fact she did not know at the time.
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Elaine Okuniewski
Hillsdale
Robert W. Day
Andrews man faces murder charge in fatal shotgun blast
Kenneth Crawford 25 admitted killing Pearl Crawford 60 with a shotgun at a party in Andrews Cher okee County jail on a first degree murder count. Also to appear Monday are Lionel Crawford 27 Mary Stewart 23 Walter Hicks 23 and Bob White 23 all from Andrews.
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Mary Stewart
Walter Hicks
Bob White
Andrews
Anderson
Keneath Crawford
Crawford
White
Four NC suspects charged in illegal stimulant sales
Federal agents report four arrests in North Carolina for selling stimulants without prescriptions. Womble of Durham’s Womble’s Pharmacy and three truck stop operators, including Julian Ashley and Morgan, face federal affidavits. Bonds set under $500. drivers are the primary customers for goof balls and bennies.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Pure Food and Drug Administration
David Jackson Womble
Womble’s
Durham
Charry G. Julian
J. M. Ashley
Otho Morgan
New London
Middle District
Westerns Face Tougher Road Says Glenn Ford
Hollywood star Glenn Ford warns Westerns are getting tougher to make due to authenticity, equipment, manpower, locations, and TV competition. He notes scarce stagecoaches, old-time advisers, long travel to shoots, and pressure from TV remakes. Ford believes Westerns will continue to flourish globally on strong, universal themes.
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Glenn Ford
Ford
Yuma
RKO
Arizona
Charlie Dalton
Calabasas
Northridge
San Fernando Valley
Church Leader Nominated for North Carolina Council Presidency
The Rt. Rev. Richard Henry Baker of Greensboro was nominated president of the North Carolina Council of Churches. The executive committee named Dr. Cecil W. Robinson first vice president J. H. Rountree second vice president Mrs. P. H Dalton recording secretary and Rev. Morton R. Kurtz executive director. A 1957 budget of 33500 was approved and will be adopted at the Winston-Salem annual meeting January 29–30.
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Greensboro
Richard Henry Baker
Episcopal Diocese of
J. H. Rountree
P. H Dalton
High Point
Morton R. Kurtz
Durham
Winston-Salem
Business Slump Closes Charlotte Brewery After 20 Years
Atlantic Co. shuts its Charlotte beer plant after two decades of operation due to declining sales. Charles L. Henry, VP, says the brewery closed Dec 31 and the firm will exit the beer business while continuing ice and cold storage. The Charlotte plant was the sole local beer producer, producing about 200,000 barrels annually.
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Charlotte
The
Atlantic Co
Charles L. Henry
Atlanta
City May Lose Lady Dog Catcher In Pottstown
An animal owner sues in Montgomery County Court claiming Mrs Jane Miller 37 has served as dog catcher for two years without a passed ordinance. If the suit wins, the borough may have to refund fines collected from over 100 dog owners and remove the catcher.
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Pottstown
Montgomery County
Jane Miller
Robert Guinee
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