Middle Belt Weed Season Opens September Fifteenth
Raleigh June 25. A 15 member committee set opening dates for the 1947 flue cured tobacco season across the Georgia Florida belt and the Carolinas Virginia regions. July 24 starts sales in the Georgia Florida belt with sales moving north through Carolina Virginia belts. Eastern belt opens August 25 four hours daily with curtailment. Middle belt September 15 four hours first two weeks then three and a half hours daily. North Carolina Virginia Sept 23 and Virginia dark belt December.
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Raleigh
Georgia-Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
Terely
North
South Carolina
Northrolina
Middle
Tobacco Association of the
United States
Debating U S Aid Costs and World Roles
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes America’s foreign aid after World War II. He notes the billions spent and pledged, calls for a bipartisan council to audit policy, and argues aid is insurance against future conflict and chaos.
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Vandenberg
U.S.A
America
Hoover
U.S
Truman
United States
Autos To Stay Says EAL Man
Delegates at the South Eastern Institute for Commercial Organization secretaries session hear E. Smythe Gambrell of Eastern Air Lines assert that airplanes will not replace autos for short trips of 25 to 50 miles. Paul H. Good of the U S chamber of commerce education committee emphasizes education for the four freedoms. Other speakers include Dean Paul Chapman and Dr. Key L. Barkley.
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Chapel Hill
Southeastern Institute For Commercial Organization
E. Smythe Gambrell
Eastern Air Lines
Paul H. Good
Committee On Education
U. S. Chamber of Comerce
Paul Chapman
Georgia State Agricultural College
Key L. Barkley
Woman's College
Greensboro
Spencer Chief Named Dunn Police Chief
R V Koontz of Spencer has been named by Mayor Emmett C Aldridge as Dunn chief of police. He succeeds George Arthur Jackson who led the force for 18 years. Koontz has served as Spencer police chief for five years and will start July 15. Jackson is injured in line of duty and will stay on as desk sergeant.
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Dunn
R. V. Koontz
Spencer
Emmett C. Aldredge
George Arthur Jackson
Koontz
Rowan
Jackson
Officials Back After Studying Cattle Disease
Raleigh reports that Agriculture Commissioner W Scott and State Veterinarian William D Moore returned from Mexico where they observed efforts against hoof and mouth disease affecting cattle. They traveled at the request of Secretary Clinton P Anderson as U S funds and personnel aid the eradication program. Scott said a report to Anderson is planned for July 17.
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Raleigh
W. Scott
William D. Moore
Mexico
North Carolina
U. S
Clinton P. Anderson
Scott
Anderson
Greeks Name Leaders Charlotte
Gus Alataris of Spartanburg D C was elected president of Eviritanon National Greek association at the annual convention in Charlotte. Other officers chosen were Peter Agrafiotis of Danville Virginia vice president Bill Anagnos of Charlotte secretary and Demosthenes Karras of Charlotte treasurer.
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Charlotte
Gus Alataris
Spartanburg
D. C
Eviritanon
National Greek Association
Peter Agrafiotis
Danville
Bill Anagnos
Demosthenes Karras
VIC Ointment for Skin Aches and Itching
Promises quick relief from itching eczema and rashes with a greaseless antiseptic Victor Ointment. Suitable for adults and children, money back guarantee. Sold by Mann's Anderson's Galloway or local druggists.
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Vic
Mann's
Anderson’s, Galloway
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