Rice Long Neglected Staff of Life In U S Coming Into Own
In New Orleans, the article argues rice is a historic staple feeding half the world, yet Americans eat only about six pounds per person yearly. Louisiana leads U S production, shifting to mechanized farming, boosting yields since 1941, with Crowley hosting an International Rice Festival drawing tens of thousands.
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Rice
U. S
Ray M. Thompson
Central Press
New Orleans
India
China
United States
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
California
Crowley
Atlantic
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Carolinas
Sacramento Valley
Uncle Sam
America
North Carolina committee backs anti communism stance and civil rights push
High Point and other NC figures form a committee aligned with the Southern Conference For Human Welfare. They condemn communism, back congressional anti American activities, and press a 1948 campaign and segregation barriers breakdown. Rev William H Potate leads the group with a slate of new officers and a diverse board. A luncheon at College Place Methodist church brings together about 100 committee members. Jamaica's Hindu population reaches twenty five thousand.
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Communist Party
Congressional Committee On UN
New York
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
North Carolina
Clark Foreman
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
William H. Poteat
Chapel Hill
Lee Sheppard
Columbia
E. Blane
Durham
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Sedalia
Frank P. Graham
C. Horace Hamilton
Raleigh
Margaret Knight
Greensboro
Lawrence H. Wallace
Smithfield
Edwin Bjorkman
Asheville
Robert S. Cahoon
Frances Cox
Lumberton
William R. Dalton
Harold L. Gellan
Frank Green
W. L. Greene
H. M. L. James
Fayetetville
Grady Morton
High Point
N. C. Newbold
Anna Seaburg
J. T. Taylor
Vera Ward
Robersonville
Gertrude Weil
Goldsboro
Aubrey Williams, Jr
Guy Moeyck
Tinsley Spraggins
Wilson Woodcock
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Fifteen High Point Seniors Named to Who's Who
Fifteen students at High Point Senior High were chosen by the faculty committee for Who's Who in the high school for distinguished service in school work. Named include Ralph Tilden, Betty Jo Ring, Paul Hardin, Paul Friedman, Betty Sue Coltrane, Amanda Gekas, Richard Crowder, Sarah Shaw, Betty Jo Hedrick, Jane Roach, Jeane Walton, Bill Gray, Sophia Steffan.
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High Point Senior High School
Ralph Tilden
Betty Jo Ring
Paul Hardin
Paul Friedman
Betty Sue Coltrane
Amanda Gekas
Richard Crowder
Sarah Shaw
Betty Jo Hedrick
Jane Roach
Jeane Walton
Bill Gray
Sophia Steffan
Students to Have Biographies Published in High School Register
Basilia Cavarnos and Joyce Kearns will have their biographies oriented, at no charge, in the High School Register, the annual publication.
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Basilia Cavarnos
Joyce Kearns
High School Register
Jewel Mill Contract Meeting Postponed
Thomasville reports Local 650 Textile Workers Union of America CIO voted to extend the contract renewal discussion with Jewel Cotton Mills management until December 9.
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Thomasville
Textile Workers Union of America, Cio
Jewel Cotton Mills
Funeral Rites for Roby Ty Singer Held Wednesday
Roby Ty singer died at his home on Carolina avenue Monday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Carolina Avenue Baptist church conducted by Rev. C. M. Oates and Rev. J. H. Seals. A quartet sang three selections with Marvin Summey at the piano. Pallbearers were City Cab employees Refus Shuskey Raynold Craver Kiser Woodrow Lambeth Leo Richardson and Paul Benner. Burial followed at Hoover's Grove Baptist church Randolph county.
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Roby EB. Tysinger
Thomasville
Roby Tysinger
Carolina Avenue
Carolina Avenue Baptist Church
C. M. Oates
J. H. Seals
Fairmont Baptist Church
Myrtle Smith
Hillie Gillam
Marvin Summey
Flowers
City Cab Company
Refus Shuskey
Raynold Craver
Ok Kiser
Woodrow Lambeth
Leo Richardson
Paul Benner
Hoover's Grove Baptist Church
Randolph County
Lily Pons Sends Christmas Cards From Maryland Home
Opera star Lily Pons mails her annual Christmas cards from her residence in Maryland, continuing a familiar holiday tradition associated with the famed soprano.
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Lily Pons
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