Schadt era ends as Thomasville plans new city manager
In Thomasville the exit of ex city manager Everett Schadt shadows local harmony talks. The water crisis, tied to industry hopes, remains a pressure point as officials search for a replacement and reflect on Schadt's 20 year tenure. Meanwhile summer swimming classes enroll 190 youngsters under Hardy Henry with free instruction and a staged progression from beginner to swimmer.
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Thomasville
Schadt
R. ©. Jenkins
Everett Schadt
Eeasville
Ming Am
Ee Hardy Henry
Henry
Charcoal Industry Grows in North Carolina
North Carolina advances a new charcoal industry using low grade hardwoods from state woodlands. Blue Ridge Coal Co in Mount Airy and Hickory Charcoal Co near Chapel Hill operate Connecticut-type kilns with five units, producing 75 to 100 thousand pounds monthly. Local leaders I L Lyons and D C Rector back the venture, aiming to market NC charcoal to state distributors and reduce reliance on out of state supplies.
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Mountairy
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Bladen Lakes State Forest
Bladen County
Blue Ridge Reoal Co
Mount Airy
Chapel Hill
Hickory Charcoal Co
Michigan
Tennessee
Virginia
I. L. Lyons
D. C
Ae Industry
Rector
North
Lina
Surry
Stokes
Yadkin
Department of Conservation
Devcent
Department
Commerce and Industry
Ben Desens
Ate
Connecticut
Sta
Israel Welcomes U S Baptists Amid Tense Jerusalem Entry
A group of about 3,000 American Baptists toured Jerusalem under a temporary truce at Mandelbaum Gate. The party, hosted by the Israel Tourist Department, praised Israeli hospitality and noted the wider Arab world's waning U S influence.
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Marse Grant
Jerusalem
Israel
Israel Tourist Department
America
Southeastern Travel Seminar
American Colony
Mandelbaum Gate
United States
U. S
Cairo
Beirut
Lebanon
Old City
Jordan
No Man's Land
Transplanted Eastern Tar Heel Named To Council In '53
Charles E. Stuart, a High Point City Council member since 1952, recalls 26 years in the city after arriving from Eastern North Carolina in 1929. A World War I veteran with banking and real estate work in Winston-Salem, Raleigh and Greensboro, he lives at 331 Nathan Hunt Dr. with his wife Roxie and three daughters. Stuart, born near Pembroke in Robeson County, has served on the law and public safety and public works committees and in finance, and he stresses family memories and his late son’s polio death as a formative influence.
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Sarah
Mary
Stuart
B. L. Boyles
High Point
Robert Marks
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North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Greensboro
High Point College
Nathan Hunt Dr
Blair Park
Robeson County
Pembroke
Charles Stuart
Sally McNeil Stuart
Georgia
Sherman
South Carolina
Red Springs
University of North Carolina
Quartermaster Corps
France
Newport News
Hoboken
North Carolina Cotton Growers Association
Roxie Wilson
Wake County
Blain St
Charles W. Stuart
Agrie Ic
Teur
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