State's Business Development Corp Comes To Life In April
The North Carolina Business Development Corporation will begin in April with a $10 million capital push to expand small industry. Gov Hodges backed the plan to raise per capita income, leveraging private funds and state credit to finance local startups. Waynick leads study, stock sales exceed $850,000 with 1,600–1,700 stockholders. executives plan loan programs once H Powell Jenkins arrives.
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State's Business Development Corp
North Carolina
Business Development Corporation of
Development Corporation
Luther H. Hodges
Mecklenburg County
Hodges
Capus M. Waynick
High Point
United States
Waynick
High Point Enterprise
Junior Chambers of Commerce
C. § Sdon
UNC
G. F. Albright
Department of Conservation and Development
C and D
Raleigh
You
B. D
Maine
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
American Bankers Association
North Carolina Corporation
N. C. Bankers Association
State Banking Department
State Insurance Department
Dan EF
Stewart
Carolina Power and Light Company
J. W. York
York Real Estate Company
Addison Reese
American Trust Co
Charlotte
Tom Belk
Belk's
Grady Rankin
Duke Power Company
Gastonia
Percy Ferrebee
Andrews
George L. Handley
Thomasville
Charles H. Babcock
Winston-Salem
Benjamin Cone
Greensboro
W. R. Henderson
Reidsville
P. D. Midgett
Engelhard
Harold Foreman
Elizabeth Iy
Marvin Blount
Greenville
Watt H. Gragg
Boone
John P. Stedman
Lumberton
Phillip W. Woollcott
Asheville
J. G. Thornton
Wilmington
W. R. Williams
Sanford
Williams
Wiliams
Senator Williams
Dawson Street
H. Powell Jenkins
Small Business Administration
Washington
Carolina
East
College Foundation
Graduation Exercises And Science Fair Winners
Marshals will usher Sunday evening June 3 for the commencement sermon and Monday evening for graduation exercises. Alternates Jerry Adams Hazel Jones and Emily Heston. Dickie Dobson and Sara Norman won first in the science fair at the school last week. Other winners were Judy Jayeard Sainssea ayward nthiath John Krieger Hayden Kepley Jackie Harris and Jimmy Graves. Projects will be sent to the district fair in Greensboro next month.
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Dickie Dobson
Sara Norman
Judy Jayeard
Sainssea Ayward
Nthiath
John Krieger
Hayden Kepley
Jackie Harris
Jimmy Graves
Greensboro
Vienna Opera House to unveil iron curtain design
A Pan American report notes Vienna's rebuilt Opera House will feature an iron curtain. Judges led by the chief architect selected Rudolf Eisenmenger’s sketch over 78 rivals for the stage curtain. The design portrays Eurydice emerging from Hades as music’s power shines in red white and gold. New Zealand’s kiwi is flightless tailless and whiskered with nostrils at the bill tip and lays the largest eggs relative to size.
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Vienna
Opera
Rudolf Eisenmenger
Eurydice
New Zealand
Credit Bureau's Work Becomes Initial Necessity For Business
The Thomasville Merchants Association operates a credit bureau serving about 4,000 local shoppers. Since its 1925 charter, the bureau has expanded under leaders like Audrey Crawford and Ken neth Hoyle, handling intercity inquiries and coordinating with national credit bureaus.
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Credit Bureau
Thomasville
North Carolina Merchants Association
Lambeth
E. Main Street
Bureau
First National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
Kenneth Hoyle
The
Audrey Crawford
Bailey
Crawford
Veterans Administration
Winston-Salem
Burke County
Davidson County
Jones Business College
High Point
Frances York
Nancy
York
Ashemore Business College
Local Merchants Association
Nancy York
Jim Thornton
U S Drops ICJ Suit Over Downed Planes
The United States abandons its World Court case against Russia and Czechoslovakia for damages from the shooting down of a B29 and an FS84 jet. Washington says it exhausted diplomatic channels after the two nations rejected ICJ jurisdiction. United States sought 1.62 million for the bomber and 271 thousand for the fighter, while Moscow and Prague called the charges unfounded.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Czechoslovakia
U. S
State Department
Frieday
International Court of Justice
Japan
Germany
Hair styles shift to back interest this season
Fashion notes emphasize back interest with longer than short trends and swept back hair from the forehead showing a shift toward versatile styles.
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Caroline Kirkman
Don Samuels
Bill Newsome
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Patsy Hogg
D. P. Whitley
Bruce Roberts
Holder
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North Carolina Education Association
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Martha Pingel
East Carolina College
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Rock Hill
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Louise Hunter
Walden
Gladys Martin
Mississippi State College
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Libby Ramsey
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J. M. Moser
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Patsy Garrison
Jimmy Farr
Altrusa Club
Toastmaster's Club
Rotary Club
Wyndham
Beth Minaiustinss
Condenom
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Buchanan
Betty Parker
Eileen McKvaine
Marilyn Morgan
Bonnie
Patsy Proctor
Diane Eaer
Betty Jo Whitesell
Neoast
Ronald Koonts
Jim Boyd
Marvin Slate
Reed
Baiter
Thompson
Enterprise
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