Tar Heel Fishers Group Forms to Boost North Carolina Fisheries
A new North Carolina Fisheries Association forms under Earl H. Holton to unite Tar Heel fishermen dealers and processors across five coast regions. The group aims to study conserve and promote seafood, coordinate with agencies, and improve marketing while addressing time and place factors limiting NC production and value.
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Earl H. Holtom
Vandemere
North Carolina Fisheries Association
North Carolina
Fred Whitaker
Atlantic Coast
Tar Heel
Clyde Potter
Belhaven
New Bern
Earl H. Holton
Association
Clayton Ex
Atlantic
L. J. Hardee
Southport
Alton Best
Stumpy Point
New River
Morehead
Pamlico
Hatteras
Albemarle
Harden F. Taylor
Marine Fisheries
The
Fisheries Association
William A. Ellison Jr
State Institute of Fisheries Research
Morehead City
Ellison
New England Fisheries
Qmory
North
Stocks Near 22 Year Highs As Volume Surges
The market moved close to 22 year highs on the heaviest weekly volume since Oct 27 1951 with 9 601 845 shares traded. Industrials rose led by General Motors while utilities hit a 21 year high and rails strengthened. Strong gains spread across sectors with commodities easing and Treasury buyers watching closely.
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New York
Eisenhower
Wall Street
General Motors
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Railway
Mahoning Coal Railroad
St. Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Airline
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Hungry Hornets Threaten Beekeeping In Israel
The FAO bulletin reports Oriental hornets in Israel damage apiaries by preying on honey bees and attacking fruit trees. They destroy 30 to 50 percent of bees, contaminate fruit, and even gnaw bark on young trees. Poisoned meat is effective but costly given limited meat supply.
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North Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Louisiana
Maryland
Fisheries Asso
Rome
Israel
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Scholarships Boost Tool Engineers Scholarships in Engineering
The American Society of Tool Engineers offers $700 scholarships to fourth or fifth year engineering students in American and Canadian colleges. Members totaling about 23,000 fund the awards for tool engineering fields such as metal processing, tool design, plant layout and inspection. Previous years saw five $300 awards, with 1953 grants rising over 350 percent.
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New York
American Societ of Tool Engineers
Society
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Association of North Carolina Fisheries
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United Press
Southern Production Co
Alleghany Corp
ICC
Missouri Pacific
Alleghany
Standard Gas
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Coca-Cola
Reynolds Metals
Atlant Ilc Building & Loan Assn
W. Washington ST
North State
High Point
Thomasville
Randleman
Carolina Steel & Iron CO
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High Point Savings and Trust