Real Estate Boards Report Up Trend in Sales Volume
The 51st NAREB survey from 252 cities shows commercial industrial and farm properties rising in sales volume six months apart. Prices vary by city with large markets showing stronger upturns and government and military factors noted as affecting demand.
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Herbert A. Nelson
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Nareb
Nelson
Real Estate Boards
Real Estate Board of St. Louis
Golden Triangle
Pittsburgh
Association
West North Central
Pacific
East South Central
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
East North Central
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington Oregon
California
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mountain States
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
South Atlantic
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Postal Heads Back Economy Cut In Service
Greensboro delegates to the Carolinas association of postal supervisors unanimously back Postmaster General Donaldson’s economy move on mail service. The convention praised the action, noting no layoffs among classified staff, with officers elected including John Swygert as president and Burt Eldridge presiding at banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Jesse Donaldson
Carolinas Association of Postal Supervisors
John Swygert
Columbia
S. C
Carolinas Association
John W. Christian
Durham
Donaldson
Burt S. Eldridge
Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
John L. Leahey
Washington
Post Office Prsonnel
Jesse V. Horton
Wash
National Association of Postal Supervisors
W. T. Wilkinson
National Auxiliary
W. W. Sloop
Charlotte
R. J. Baker
Presurer
D. G. Lenoir
Sumter
Employers Given Warning About Labor Supply
Charlotte reports F. C. Lyndon head of North Carolina division of the Research Institute of America warned employers to prepare for a tight labor supply due to the draft. He urged reviewing WWI experience to train hold and replace workers up to age 30, reserve preparation, and careful overtime use while avoiding exemptions except for key positions.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
F. C. Lyndon
The
Research Institute of America
Mackinac Island
Mich
Institute
Lyndon
Mill Sold Lincolnton Plant to Globe Mills
The Carter Mills division of A. B. Carter at Lincolnton has been sold to Globe Mills of Mount Kelty. C. S. Clegg president of Globe announced the deal. The Lincolnton plant operates over 14 000 spinning spindles.
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Mount Holly
Carter Mills
A. B. Carter Company
Lincolnton
Globe Mills Company
Mount Kelty
C. S. Clegg
Globe
Coble Dairy Products Secures $1.75 Million Loan
Coble Dairy Products Inc of Lexington has obtained a 15 year debenture loan of 1 750 000 dollars from New England Mutual Life Insurance of Boston. President George S Coble said funds will boost working capital and consolidate debts of the company and branches in Florida Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia and West Virginia.
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Lexington
Coble Dairy Products, Inc
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Boston
George S. Coble
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
New Shingles Treatment Using Aureomycin Described
A 1960 medical note reports aureomycin as a promising treatment for shingles when started within two weeks of rash onset. In 24 patients it reduced pain and sped healing, with IV administration offering faster action. The drug showed no benefit for cold sores caused by herpes labialis.
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