Marriage of the fibers points a way for textiles
J Spencer Love of Burlington Industries argues before a Senate subcommittee that blending man made fibers with natural fibers shifts the industry from battle to marriage. He notes Burlington’s rise as a dominant producer and warns against rigidity as competition with Asiatic suppliers grows, urging ongoing diversification and innovation.
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Burlington Industries
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Thomasville Council secrecy sparks public demand for open meetings
Mayor Carl Wilson and the Thomasville City Council faced a crowd of nearly 100 as residents criticized a secret late decision to replace the town manager. The piece argues for full access to public proceedings and government accountability, urging open sessions and accurate public information.
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Governors Turn To Doorstep Drives For Industry
The piece notes governors and state leaders increasingly act as salesmen to lure new industry. It cites South Carolina’s Jimmy Byrnes, West Virginia’s William C Marland, North Carolina’s Hodges, and former Ohioan William Umstead, highlighting hands-on campaigns and personal visits to attract business. It also mentions Raleigh Chamber of Commerce official John Drummy remarking on the governor versus salesman distinction.
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New West Virginia
William C. Marland
Wall Street Journal
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John Drummy
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
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Bess
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Lee to Appear on Regular U S Postage Stamp
The United States Post Office will feature Gen Robert E Lee on a regular 30 cent stamp marking the first time a Confederate leader appears on standard issue. The move honors a pivotal Confederate figure and respected American, with future concerns about Civil War legacies noted.
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High Point Enterprise Adverts and Staff Credits
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including advertising director Charles B. Loflin and circulation manager, with addresses on North Main Street. Mentions D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry among the personnel and contributors.
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Public notices and ad copy credits from High Point Enterprise
The text lists publication details for the High Point Enterprise including afternoon and Sunday morning editions, Associated Press copyright, second class mail entry, independent contractor carriers, and advertising representation by Wand Griffith Company.
Water policy overhaul for U S resources eyed by Hoover panel
Adm. Moreell leads Hoover Commission task force with subcommittees to publish a 276 page report on water resources reorganization. Plan targets hydropower, navigation, irrigation and reclamation, aiming to reduce duplication and waste across Interior Agriculture Army Corps bureaus while critiquing direct and indirect benefits.
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Williams Trims Hoffman Over NATO Trip Talk
Washington report recounts a heated exchange as Rep. George Dixon Williams clashes with Rep. Hoffman over a proposed congressional junket to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization conference in Paris. The incident touches on decorum, delegation selection, and concerns about spouse attendance.
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Fragmentary quotes from personal notes and figures
A jumbled set of quotes mentions Mrs. Helen Johnson of Chicago, Gen. Mack W. Clark, and various distant topics. The text mixes personal remarks, war reflections, and unclear phrases about emotion, weakness, and self sympathy, with no cohesive report or clear event.
Francis the Talking Mule and its creator’s reach
A Raleigh Greensboro News excerpt profiles David Stern originator of Francis the Talking Mule. It notes Stern’s claim the writing is only ten percent of the job, his World War I Stars and Stripes editorship, and Francis film toys books and toys grossing over 14 million dollars in ten years.
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Stars and Stripes
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Universal-International
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St. Louis
North Carolina Farmers Rally Behind Stabilization Program
Agricultural leaders across North Carolina express confidence in the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation program as wheat controls and tobacco measures face scrutiny. The article notes a recent resignation of a county chair amid rumors of disaffection, but officials report overall smooth operation and continued investment in conservation, with debates over wage lines and eastern western divides in regional boards.
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