State Will Benefit Economically From New Port Terminals
North Carolina expects lower transportation costs and boosted agriculture and industry as Wilmington and Morehead City port terminals become fully operational. Colonel George W. Gillette cites fertilizer shipments saving $4 to $6 per ton and notes rapid progress toward August and September dedication ceremonies.
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State
Wilmington
Morehead City
Wade Lucas
North Carolina
George W. Gillette
Scott
Congress
Gillette
Atlantic
Charleston
South Carolina
S. S. Southport
Babcock & Wilcox, Co
Ers
U. S. Maritime Commission
State Ports Authority
Babcock & Wilcox’s
Cape Fear
Southport
Virginia
Morrison
Charlotte
R. Gregg Cherry
Gastonia
Alamance County
Ports Authority
A. G. Myers
George R. Ross
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
Civil Service Exam for Building Inspector at City Hall
Time and place set for a civil service examination for a building inspector. Duties include handling permits, inspections, enforcing building and zoning laws, and reporting on code compliance. Eligibility requires experience in architecture or building construction and good health. Contact Malcolm Little Jr or secretary for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of High
Malcolm Little, Jr
Joseph F. Snider
High Point Civil Service Commission
North Wrenn Street
Wage cuts hit New England mills as 27,500 workers accept less pay
Leslie Gould reports that 3,500 workers in two Maine mills joined a wage reduction of eight cents an hour, part of a wider trend that has seen 27,500 New England textile workers accept lower wages and higher workloads. The article notes the pressure from southern competition and concerns over profits, investment, and potential plant relocations amid Fair Deal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Gould
New York
New Deal FaireCal
Chicago
Truman
Tobin
Maine
New England
Philip Murray
CIO
O.K
U. S
Court notes sad case over school fall award
A New York State Supreme Court justice scolded George W. Quillen for losing $10,000 on a gamble as he refused to overturn a jury verdict granting Quillen $12 for injuries to his young son Leroy from a fall at a public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
George W. Quillen
Quillen
Leroy
Levy
The
Guardian
Canasta freezing tactics in late play by Danville reader
A Danville correspondent questions the advantage of having many cards when the pack is frozen. The discussion notes that late freezes succeed regardless of hand size, and analyzes how melds on the table and safe discards influence opponents ability to freeze. The piece explains that more melds create more safe discards for the freezing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Industrial Shares Lead Quiet Stock Market Week
Industrial stocks posted a week long rise with a new 22 year high and rails utilities near peaks. The rally followed a steel strike settlement and trading showed cautious optimism as investors weighed profits taking and speculative interest in firms like U.S. Steel Pennsylvanian Railroad General Motors and Bethlehem Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Walzer
Unied Press
New York
Wall Street
White House
Tran
Iran
Motors
U.S. Steel
Pennsylvania Railroad
General Motors
International Harvester
Bethlehem Steel
Alleghany Corp
Tricontinental
Glenn Martin
Hupp
Missouri Pacific
Noma Electric
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Seaboard Oil
Lee Rubber
Federal Mining & Smelting
Alleghany
Industrial Rayon
Dow Chemical
Stock ticker excerpts from NASD listings fragment
A fragmented list shows company names with percentage figures and numbers such as WS Potash Co 34 36 percent, US Truck Lines Del, Van Camp Sea Food 9 10 percent, Wachovia Bank trust 941 96, Warner & Swasy 134, Western Car Tel 11 12, West Point Mfg 27 281, Wilmington Logs Tr 58. No NASD quotation provided this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Aluminum
Ala Gt
Alabama Mills
Amer & Efird
Amer Enka
Amer Marietta
Amer Trust Co
Beneficial Corp
Black Smalls
Essceees Sente Ween
Blue-Bell Inc
Blue Ridge Ins Co
Buffalo Eclipse
Buller’s Inc
Butler's Inc
Cannon Mills
Carolina
INS
Carolina P & L
Carolina Tel & Tel
Chadbourn Hos
Chase Natl Bk Eeeenews
Cable Dairy
Delta Aig Lines
Eee
Dinxie Home Stores
Douglas & Lomason
Seees
Drexel Furniture Co
Dan & Bradstreet Inc
Edison, Thomas A .B' Ero Mfg Co
Erwin Mills, Inceeeseee
Foote Mineral
Foremost Dairies Com
Foremost Dairies
Pfd - Fram Corp
Ceereeeeere
Garfinckel J
Garfinckel
Arlock Packing Co
Genuine Parts Co
Portland Cement
Guilford Natl Bk
Hanes
Hickok Oil Corp
Home Insurance Co
Statler
Houston
Inter Mountain
Irving Trust Co
Ivey JB & CO
Jefferson
Kaiser Steel
Kellogg Co
Kingsport Press
Jfe & Cas Ins
Lone Star Steel
McLean Truck Co
MacMillan Co Ceseeeeres
McBee Company
McNeil Mach & Eng
Monumental Life
Ri, Moore Handley Hdw
Mooresville Mills
Morganton Furn Co
Munising Wood
National City Bank NY
National Fire Ins
Peoples Sogs
Bk Tr
Piedmont & Nor
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont Nat Gas
RY Piedmont
Potash Co of
Amer
Public Service of NC
T's
Pyramid Life Ins Co
Rhinelander
Robertson H Hepi
Rose's
Saco Lowell
Schering Corp
Seaboard
Son
Prosp
Southern Airways
Southern Webbing
Spirndale Millesseereeee
An & Fin
Stonecutter Mills
Stromberg Carlson Com
Stromberg Carlson
IV, Textiles Inc
Thikol Corp
WS Potash Co
van Camp Sea Food
Wachovia
Bk & Tr Co
Warner & Swasy Co
Western Car Tel
West Point Mfg Co
Wimington Logs
Teachers Wanted Lifetime Opportunity For All Primary And Elementary
Teacher placement ad seeking white degree teachers for primary and secondary fields with salary scales by degree from 2400 to 3100 plus yearly increments. Includes potential 250 raise, permanent tenure after three years, strong retirement, honor of non contact, free registration for immediate or next year, service at high professional level. Address: Teacher Placement Service 1459 Palmer Terrace Jacksonville Florida 17.
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Palmer Terrace
Jacksonville
Florida
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New State Ports Authority
North
Ciities
John Browning
Civil Service Examination
City Hall
North State
High Point
Asheboro
Thomasville
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Trust Services
HiGh Point Savings and Trust
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