Knowland urges active campaign mix for Eisenhower bid
Senate minority leader Knowland says Eisenhower can be reelected with a TV campaign but warns other Republicans could suffer if the President is not more active. He states he is not a VP candidate and expects Eisenhower Nixon on the ticket. He praises the administration record, cites budget cuts, tax reductions, and deregulation, and predicts GOP victory over Democrats while opposing Red China in the UN.
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It Was This Way Judge Saeger Fined For Speeding
David Saeger of Philadelphia testified in Atlantic City about a speeding charge saying he bought waf fles and hurried home to keep them warm for friends. He was fined $50.
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Atlantic City
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David Saegere
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Tobacco homogenized and fluffing eyed by industry
U S cigarette makers cut tobacco use by about 44 million pounds last year while output rose three percent. The shift stems from new homogenized tobacco methods and air-filled fluffing to increase volume, potentially impacting North Carolina’s flue cured economy and prompting a Senate Agriculture Committee probe into labeling.
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U.S
General Cigar Co
Panel Talk Highlights Cotton Spinners and Breeders Session
A panel discussion featuring Elmer McVey J H Boston Jr and James H Hunter capped the final session of a two day cotton spinners and breeders conference in Charlotte. Malcolm Campbell of North Carolina State College spoke on textiles. Delta Council and trade groups hosted the meeting with over 100 mill men and growers in attendance.
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Whitinsville
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James Hunter Machine Co
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North American Textile Machinery Assn
Delta Council Advisory Research Committee
Stoneville
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
DAR Opens Conference Today in Asheville
The 56th annual state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened in Asheville. National president Miss Gertrude Caraway of New Bern attended the opening session as guest of honor, with state regent Mrs. Roy H. Cagle presiding.
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Catholics Offer to Man Hospital in Raleigh
Wake County commissioners discussed a bid from the Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh to operate the proposed five million dollar hospital after completion. Bishop Vincent S. Waters offered a site and stated the church would staff and maintain the hospital and cover indigent patient care.
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