North Carolina Bank Resources Rise and Idle Cash Grows
North Carolina banks and branches total resources hit 1.046 billion by Oct 7 1954 up nearly 69 million from Sept 1953. Including national banks total banking resources near 2.5 billion with an 85 million year rise. Deposits by firms and individuals rose about 33.5 million while business loans declined, signaling cautious borrowing but ample funds for finance and investment.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Rep Department
United States
Feds
Coroner Seeks Information on Death
Summerville said he would call an inquest if the identities of the men were discovered, as officials pursued details in the fatal case.
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Summerville
City Resumes Direct Approach to Starling Control
In Cincinnati the city aims to break up starling flocks after abandoning prior methods. Director of Safety Cris E. Hamilton says 200 to 300 birds may have been bagged from two downtown rooftops as officials seek to discourage future flocks.
Officer Charged With Mistreating Recruits
Augusta Ga. A young Army officer Lt Charles C Anderson 24 formerly of St Louis faces pretrial inquiry on charges he forced recruits to hang a fellow trainee by ankles from a tree limb make sand baths and perform humiliating exercises He commanded Company A 1st Infantry Training Regiment Camp Gordon no injuries reported Third Army will decide action after investigation including possible court martial
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Augusta
Camp Gordon
Third Army
Charles C. Anderson
St. Louis
Far East
Korea
Anderson
A. R. Rolling
3Rd Army
North Carolina Campaigns Enter Final Day Before Election
North Carolina Democratic and Republican candidates wrapped up last speeches as polls opened at 6:30 a.m. Voters faced choices for two U.S. Senate seats, 10 Congress members, state judges and officials, and five constitutional amendments.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Seema
U.S
Supreme Court
10Th
Charles R. Jonas
Lincolnton
Jonas
J. C. Ledberry
Charlotte
Hamilton C.jones
Sth
Hugh Q. Alexander
Kannapolis
William FE. Stevens Jr
Lenoir
John ID. Larkins Jr
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Morganton
Clyde R. A
W. Kerr Scott
Senate
Paul C. West
Canal Ship Capacity Through The Ages
A historic note recalls the first Welland Canal carrying buh elds of a cone in 1831, while modern vessels can move 750000 bushels per voyage. The progress shows dramatic gains in canal transport efficiency over time.
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Welland Canal
Lake Ontario
Lake Erie
Methodists Wind Up Conference Read ministerial appointments
The Eastern North Carolina Methodist conference in Raleigh closed after five days with the reading of ministerial appointments for the coming year. Bishop W. W. Peele urged regaining divine resources to meet modern demands and tied power to the New Testament. Several hundred ministers, delegates, and visitors attended the session that began Wednesday.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Methodists
W. W. Peele
Laurinburg
Peele
Jian
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