North Carolina Forests Fuel State Furniture Industry
A NC Forestry Association booklet notes the furniture plants use about 350 million board feet of lumber yearly, with 44 percent from NC and 21 percent from SC and Tennessee. Hardwood research project aims to improve forest management for NC hardwoods, led by Duke Power Co. and the Southeastern Forest Experiment Station.
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Tom Alston
North Carolina
Furniture, Plywood and Veneer Council
The
North Carolina Forestry Association
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Deep South
Central States
Honduras
Council
Walton R. Smith
Forest Utilization Service
Southeastern Forest Experiment Station
Asheville
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Furniture, Plywood and
Duke Poker Co
Charlotte
Duke Power Co
Catawba River
Piedmont
Tar Heel
Southern Furniture Manuacturers Association
Hard Sell Accent Drives Nation's Business Pulse
The weekly business picture shows booming production and rising sales with fierce competition. Auto makers offer dealer incentives while department stores cut prices to attract customers. Construction and steel run near peak, with large plant projects and record lumber and cement sales. Wage talks loom as unions push for higher pay, likely lifting prices. Negotiations begin June 7.
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New York
International Paper Co
Rayonier Inc
Illinois
C. H. Shaver
U. S. Gypsum Co
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers of America
Ford
General Motors
Mitchell
Steenage
David J. McDonald
United Steel Workers
Crossword by A C Gordon
Crossword clues across and down with abbreviations and scientific symbols form a puzzle page by A C Gordon. The grid references include teasers for chemical symbols tantalum iridium and other terms while abbreviations note public conveyance and world peace groups.
High Pointer New Director of Texas RFA
A High Pointman has been selected as director of service for the Retail Furniture Association of Texas. A. R. Zimmernman, training director of the Southern Retail Furniture Association since January 1954, will take over the post on June 1. He has directed sales training and Furniture Management School programs and previously led Greensboro and North Carolina initiatives. H. E. Dill is executive vice president of the Texas association.
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High
University of North Carolina
H. E. Dill
Asmy of
Texas
Bray Resigns Job In Thomasville
Douglas Bray resigns from George L. Handley Real Estate and Insurance Co in Thomasville. He will become district supervisor of the Mortgage Loan Department at Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co in Greensboro, effective May 1. Coolidge Reece of High Point and Durham succeeds Bray at Handley.
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Thomasville
Douglas Bray
George L. Handley Real Eature and Insurance Co
Bray
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Greensboro
Greens- Coolidge Reece
High Point
Durham
Hundley Insurance
Liberty Life Ins
Life & Casualty Ins
Life Ins Co
Virginia
Life Insurance Investors
Lincoln Natl Ife Tee Lithium Cor le Amelics
MacMillan
Maryland Casualty
Milner Stores
Ceees Ae Minerals & Chem Corp
Missouri Ins. Co
Weeee
Moore Handley
Morganton Furn Co
Wits
New Britain Machine
North Carolina
Ohio State
Oswego Falls
Peninsular Telephone
Penn Controls
Eeee
Permunt Eeene
Piedmont
Northern
Ala
Go. Rey
Tennessee Gas
Texas Eastern
Textiles, Inc
Thalheimer Bros
Trans Gas Pineline
Inion Natl Bank
Life Ins. Co
van Camp Sea Food
Vietereen Tretrament Co. FO
Wachovia Bk & Tr Co
Ai ‘el
Wis
Western Car
Zonolie Co
West Point Mfg Co
Chemical Progress Week Signals Growth in 1954 Industry
The chemical industry completed over 1 billion dollars of new plants in 1954 with another 1.5 billion planned in 2.5 years. North Carolina privately financed construction totals about 19.01 million. The expansion promises more jobs and tax revenue while boosting products for consumers.
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America
North Carolina
President's Materials Policy Commission
Guilford County Savings Bond Sales Jump in April
Guilford County sales of Series E and H savings bonds rose in April to 216 043 75 bringing four month total to 957 956 25 and marking a 31 percent rise from a year earlier. Chairman J H Witherspoon urged thrift as vital to prosperity and national debt management.
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Wuilford County
J. H. Witherspoon
Guilford County
Witherspoon
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