Mining Of Coal In Deep River Field Recommended
In North Carolina the Deep River coal field with 100 million tons of bituminous coal is again urged for extraction. Dr. Jaspar L. Stuckey reports 65 million tons could be mined commercially after surveys by the State Conservation and Development Board. The field has a long history of fatal accidents and boom busts, with recent operations ending in 1953 and a 1953 shutdown.
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Charles L. West
Sanford
N. C
Cumnock
Plack
Egypt
Deep River
North Carolina
Lee
Chatham Counties
State Conservation and Development Board
Jasper L. Stuckey
Stuckey
Nathaniel Greene
Wilmington
Lee County
Western Railway
Fayetteville
Jonesboro
Cape Fear
Chatham County
Carolina
Raleigh Mining Co
Luther Hodges
Washington
Federal Mines Bureau
Geological Survey
Time Short For Three Cent Stamp Time Short For Three Cent Stamp
The Post Office announces Aug 1 1958 changes raising first class letters to 4 cents and post cards to 3 cents. Mail letters by 7 cents for standard mail. postage due suspension lasts three months. Officials project higher revenue but continued deficits as costs rise.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Air Mail
Auto Union Officials Meet At UNC In Five Day Conference
About 90 members of the United Auto Workers gather at the University of North Carolina for a five day conference with officials from Washington Baltimore and six southeastern locals. Emil Mazey and Norman Matthews speak midweek while UNC faculty and education specialists join the sessions in Carroll Hall and Cobb Dormitory events.
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Chapel Hill
United Auto Workers Union
University of North Carolina
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
UNC
William B. Aycock
Cobb
Emil Mazey
UAW
Norman Matthews
Carroll Hall
Gerald A. Barret
UNC School of Business Administration
Bernard H. Boyd
UNC Department of Religion
David G. Monroe
Department of Political Science
Alexander Lux
Joseph Lisi
Clayton Johnson
Kermit Mead
Frank Brockmeyer
Swedish actress to star in Anastasia at Tanglewood Theatre
Swedish actress Signe Hasso will star in Anastasia at Tanglewood Theatre in Clemmons near Winston-Salem this week. The play opens Wednesday and runs through next Sunday. Miss Hasso began acting at age 12 at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm.
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Signe Hasso
Anastasia
Tanglewood Theatre
Clemmens
Winston- Salem
Miss Hasso
Royal Dramatic Theatre
Stockholm
Wheat Surplus Forces Review of Federal Wheat Program
Washington AP reports growing wheat surplus and slumping markets threaten the federal wheat control program. Officials forecast another bumper crop next year, with demand for policy changes from Benson and the American Farm Bureau Federation urging reforms.
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Washington
Congress
Soil Bank
United States
Great Plains
Benson
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Auto Union
Zett
N. Main ST
Washington ST
Tanglewood
Wheat Surplus Challenges Farm Program
Ironing Board
Television Sales & Service, Inc
High Point
North Main
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