50 Year Licenses On Yadkin Dams Boost Badin Aluminum
Federal approval of Caroling Aluminum Company's 50 year licenses on the Yadkin system clears the way for the 16 million dollar Tuckertown Dam project and 21 million in modernization for Badin's aluminum works. The move renews industrial life for Badin and area water projects.
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Federal Power Commission
Caroling Aluminum Company
Badin
Tuckertown
Yadkin
Carolina Aluminum
Alcoa
Modest City Manager Hinson backs 3.1 percent pay hike
City Manager T E Hinson recommends a 3.1 percent salary increase and new personnel across departments to lift payroll costs 4.2 percent for the new fiscal year. Councilman Phillips doubts taxpayers will tolerate raises. The note urges higher pay to attract and keep skilled workers and to spur improved municipal performance.
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T. E. Hinson
Phillips
Nuclear keel laid for world’s first atomic powered merchant ship
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon to officiate the keel laying in Camden New Jersey for the Savannah the first commercial ship to use atomic power. The project traces to President Eisenhower and Congress approved development for commercial use to gain experience in atomic ocean transport. The ship will be 595 feet long carrying 100 passengers and 12 000 tons of cargo amid broader naval atomic power expansion.
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Richard M. Nixon
Savannah
Camden
N. J
Eisenhower
Congress
Legislative Branch
Senate
U. S. Navy
Jane's Fighting Ships
United States
Navy
House
Ways and Means
Defense Department
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
High Point Enterprise Staff and Officials Listed
The High Point Enterprise lists key staff and officials including D A Rawley as President, Mrs R B Terry as Secretary-Treasurer, and W Idol Jr as Business Manager. The page also notes McPherson and Loflin in related roles for the publication.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Mcpherson
W. Idol, JR
High Point Enterprise Publication Details
The item lists subscription rates and distribution terms for the High Point Enterprise. It notes daily and Sunday morning publication, mail and carrier prices per year, and AP news usage. It states carrier contractor responsibility limits and provides advertising agent contact.
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Earriers
Cndent Contractors
High Point Enterprise
Wardriffith Company
Kefauver Charges IRS Censorship Of Advertising By Power Firms
senator Estes Kefauver accuses the IRS of censoring advertisements by private power companies and attacking lobbying through tax deductions. He contrasts TVA promotional material with private firms and highlights the Davis Bill as a threat to public power funding.
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Estes Kefauver
Internal Revenue Service
Roserevert Fiee
TVA
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harry
Estes ‘Auver
Harrington
Kefauver
Ter
Z Service
Oor
Keflauver
United States
Davis
Congress
North Carolina Democrats eye 1960 leadership shift
Analysis of the 1958 convention shows Hodges Jordan Larkins forces in control while anti-Hodges factions remain leaderless. Possible candidates emerge for governor and senator in 1960 as party realignment looms amid constitutional amendments and a cautious pre-election mood.
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Kerr Scott
Hodges-Jordan - Larkins
Everett Jordan
Senate
John Larkin
Execu
Tive
Scott
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
United States Senate
Jordan
Hodges
L. Y
Stag
Piedmont
Democratic Party
North Carolina
General Assembly
New Haven Redevelopment under Mayor Lee described
The feature praises New Haven's vast urban renewal led by Mayor Richard Lee with 167 acres of blighted business districts being replaced. It notes federal funding covering three fourths of the cost and outlines a shift from decay to modern facilities including Yale Divinity School expansion under Dr Liston Pape.
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Richard Lee
Liston Pape
Yale Divinity School
New Haven
Lee
Jess Washburn
U. S
George Dixon and the Misleading Election of Time
Acolumnist jokes about President Eisenhower golf plans and a chandelier mystery at the American Newspaper Women's Club. He playfully mocks timing debates, noting Kentucky daylight saving laws and regional quirks, then muses on universal time as humanity advances.
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Women’s Club
Ernest Eden Norris
The
Southern Railroad
Watson
Kentucky
Union
Indiana
Alabama
Decatur
Huntsville
Washington
Capitol
Virginia
Maryland
Garrett
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Attica
George Sokolsky
Ters
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Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Conn
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Nevada
Taylor Simpson
Territorial Enterprise
Mark Twain
Nevada City
Comstock Lode
Nye County
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U.S
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Paris
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