Government Seizes Richmond Virginians Baseball Club
Federal tax authorities seized the assets of the Richmond Virginians, last place in the International Association, to satisfy a $79 claim. Auction will offer the club’s contracts, uniforms, bats, balls, scoreboard, and gear as officials move to satisfy tax debts.
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New Carolinas Contractors Elect Morris President
AUGUSTA Ga Frank P Morris of Greenville SC is the new president of the Carolinas branch, succeeding A J Fox at the closing convention. Steer officers include F J Blythe of Charlotte NC as vice president and Roy L Goode of Charlotte as treasurer. W A Tilock of Orangeburg SC reelected to the board. John Gilbert Statesville NC R A Bradshaw Salisbury NC named to first terms, with Harry Regan Columbus NC for first term. J A Jones Construction Co Charlotte wins first in over 500000 man hours in safety contest. Cecil's Inc Spartanburg first in 200000-500000. Salisbury first in 100000-200000.
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N.C
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Salisbury
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Griffith's Son Heads Senators in Washington
Calvin R. Griffith adopted son of Clark Griffith is elected president of the Washington Senators to succeed his foster father who died at 85. The reorganization names Joe Haynes as instructor of minor league pitchers with broader duties in the club's effort to improve from last in the American League.
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Sheldon campaigns under handicap in Schenectady race
Republican city council candidate Sheldon winds up his campaign amid a serious handicap after slipping while hanging storm windows and spraining his right handshaking wrist. The incident adds a notable obstacle to his outreach ahead of the election.
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Hodges To Address Soil Meeting In Raleigh
Gov Hodges was to address 275 attendees at a Soil Conservation Service conference in Raleigh. Rep Harold D Cooley urged cooperation among agricultural agencies and warned against rivalries while stressing the need for farm programs to prevent bankruptcies and ensure supply distribution.
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Commercial Rock Quarry Planned Near Greenville
Clem ent Brothers Co Inc of Lenoir North Carolina will open a commercial rock quarry six miles south of Greenville equipped with more than 500000 dollars of crushing and sizing machinery. It is described as the first large commercial quarrying in a vast underground rock layer extending many miles.
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S.C
Clement Brothers Co., Inc
Lenoir
N.C
Waynick predicts billion dollar trade with Communist nations
Capus M. Waynick, former ambassador, told Charlotte Rotarians that the United States will enter large scale commerce with Russia and Communist China within three years as international relations shift. He urged lower tariffs to boost imports from Japan to ward off alignment with the Soviet bloc. He noted the era of guaranteed markets has ended and cited shifts in global trade and policy. Experts estimate fewer than 95,000 American children live in institutions, down from 1950.
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