Tariff Changes Promised At Textile Institute Session
The institute closed with a call for tariff reform in textile trade arguing long term cotton text tile agreements have restricted developing countries and Japan. The speaker urged removing harmful restraints while keeping flexible restrictions and higher growth. New slate of officers was elected including J B Frierson and J W J Erwin.
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White
Institute
Japan
J. B. Frierson
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. W. J. Erwin
Danville
Two Convicts Escape Jail Using Hacked Bars and Tools
Two inmates, Frederick How Johnson 21 of Cary and Edward Clark, escaped Carthage County Jail after using hacksaws and piping to cut bars and escape to the roof. Johnson surrendered hours later at Whispering Pines. Clark remained at large after other prior escapes and hospital tests. Authorities pursued them with SBI and Highway Patrol assistance amid a statewide manhunt.
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Carthage
N.C
Aoe
Frederick How. Johnson
Cary
Whispering Pines
I Carthage
Edward Clark
Patterson
Southern Pines
Florida
Hali- Inn
Pital
Ed Cockman
Cockman
Wallace Wilkins to Speak on Vanderbilt Panel
Alabama Governor George Wallace and NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins will speak from the same platform at Vanderbilt University. The second annual Wallace Wilkins symposium will feature seven other national figures. Wayne Hyatt, a senior from Canton Georgia and symposium chairman, says the race question will be faced squarely.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alabama
George Wallace
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vanderbilt University
Wallace
Wilkins
Wayne Hyatt
Canton, Ga
Sertomans Praised for Getting The Job Done at Raleigh
Gov Dan Moore praised Sertoma delegates at the South Atlantic Convention in Raleigh for local leadership. He urged citizens to take responsibility, praised civic clubs like Rotary for mobilizing effort, and warned government action can hinder democracy if it replaces local initiative.
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Raleigh
Dan
Moore
Sertoma
South Atlantic
Sir Walter
Nish
Civic Club
Final Firing in Bering Sea Ends Civil War Myth
A Rediscovered note recounts the Confederate cruiser Shenandoah firing last at nine Northern whaling ships in the Bering Sea on June 28 1865 unaware the war had ended two months earlier.
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Vand Ae B. Dent
Spartanburg
Gates
Hos
Kentucky
Louisville
George Washington
Pennsylvania
Maryland
State Bureau of Investigation
The
Highway Patrol
Bausch & Lomb
High Point
Wright Optical Company
E. Market St. Greensboro
W.t
Spencer-Parkour Bros
Sertomans
Jamaica
Just
Neemee and
Ton Wook
Dacron and Cotton
Olina
Black
Crown
Turner Tog
Jeanie
Carol
Electrolux
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