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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

18 Nov 1954

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1954

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3

Visionary J Spencer Love sparks textile growth legacy

Thomas H West described J Spencer Love as the driving force behind immense industrial expansion and the early push for synthetic fabrics. West credited Love with shaping demand for man made fibers and inspiring textile machinery progress, noting Love’s foresight and investments over twenty five years.

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New York J. Spencer Love Thomas H. West Press Draper Corporation West Mr. Love Burlington Mills Corporation Mr. West American Textile Machinery Association ATMA Boa Tex- Lovestat Varia Hi Eatar Sram Burlington Mills Spencer Love
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New British Ambassador For Slavs

Sir Frank Roberts, a veteran diplomat and expert on Soviet policy, becomes British ambassador to Yugoslavia. He is expected to influence Tito to remain aligned with the West while navigating Moscow’s pressures and the bloc’s stance.

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London Frank Roberts Foreign Office Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Soviet Bloc Roberts Moscow Tito Kremlin
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Legion Commander Is Guest at Brevard Breakfast

American Legion national commander Seaborn P. Collins spoke at Brevard Monroe Wilson Post No. 88 to 250 attendees about fighting communism with governmental leaders. He urged a firm line against communism and noted shifts in Formosa, with schedules adjusted due to weather and Salisbury speech postponed. CollinsAlso noted projections of five million college students in 1975 versus 24 million in 1953.

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Greenville 5.C American Legion Legion Carolinas Seaborn P. Collins Las Cruces N.M Brevard N.C Greensboro North Carolina Monroe Wilson America Collins Formosa Australia Salisbury
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