English Cathedrals Ravaged By Age and Weather
Britain’s ancient churches stand frayed by time weather and beetles York Minster and others face yearly decay. Restoration cycles repeat every 35 to 50 winters as cold winds and costs strain preserved stones at Canterbury Westminster St Pauls Durham and more.
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Britain
York Minster
St. Peter’s of
Rome
Seville
Rheims
Chartres
Peter Groupe
York
Westminster
Bath
Salisbury
St. Pauls
Durham
Ely
Lincoln
Canterbury
Winchester
Virginia Assembly Aims At School Policy Amid Race Issue
Virginia lawmakers push focus on teacher pay school buildings and curriculum improvements with race integration a potential issue if federal court orders loom. Governor Almond urges flexibility while opposing school integration and backing equal educational opportunities.
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John F. Daffron
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Assembly
J. Lindsay Almond
Thomas B. Stanley
Quotas Opposed By Ports
The South Carolina State Ports Authority opposes long-staple cotton quotas from Mexico and urges either supplemental quotas or removal of Mexican cotton. Chairman Cotesworth P. Means warned that without remedial steps the manufacturing sector and importers will suffer as Mexican cotton floods current imports, with Charleston’s cotton shipments reaching a record 38,936 bales last year.
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Charleston
S.C
South Carolina
Cotesworth P. Means
Mexico
U.S. Tariff Commission
Means
Egypt
Peru
New Course Offered In UNC Sanitary Engineering Doctorate
The University of North Carolina announces a new doctor of philosophy program in the Department of Sanitary Engineering within the School of Public Health. The program follows a prior master’s offering since 1920 and covers water supply, waste treatment, environmental sanitation, and atmospheric pollution control with chemistry or biology minor options.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
School of Public Health
UNC
Department of Sanitary Engineer
Oklahoma City Attorney Reports Client Detained in Tulsa
Attorney John Booth told District Judge Wallace Jr. that his client was unavoidably detained in Tulsa and could not appear for the burglary trial. The judge demanded a good reason as the defendant was in Tulsa jail on two additional charges.
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Oklahoma City
John Booth
W. R. Wallace Jr
Tulsa
Wallace
Broiler Farm Needs 30,000 Chickens for Modest Profit
ISMALL RETURN LAUREL. Det It takes a lot of chickens just to make chicken feed in the broiler business according to a University of Delaware poultry extension specialist Silas McHenry says you need 30,000 broilers to reap a net income of only $300 a month. The $4,800 annual costs include in addition to the birds and poultry house miscellaneous equipment taxes insurance repairs painting labor and interest on the loan.
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Ismall
Laurel
Det
University of Delaware
Silas McHenry
Taxable farmers in 1953 income survey
About 36 000 farmers representing five per cent of Canada's farm population had enough income in 1953 to pay income tax.
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Canada
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America
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Anne Die
YMCA
Mr. Wilson
Billy Grantham
Harris Music CO
English St
High Point, N. C
Elmo Scogg
9On Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
N. C
Israel
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
James R. Deloach
East Homestead High Point
Dr. B. Elmo Scoggin
Carolina
K Ing
P. O. Box
Chapel Hill, N. C
Milliken Woolens
Dan River
Taffeta
Washington
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