September debits show mixed state business results
September debits in ten cities reveal five declines from a year earlier with Winston-Salem posting a 22 percent rise and High Point a 1 percent gain. Durham Kinston and Wilmington see small gains while Greensboro Asheville Raleigh and Wilson fall. High Point remains second in state for nine months with a 10 percent year growth. Winston-Salem leads at 15 percent.
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Asheville
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Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilson
Durham
Kinston
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Parker 61 Pen Heralded as New Revolution in Writing
A feature on Parker Pen and the Parker 61 claims a dramatic breakthrough in fountain pen design. The pen fills by capillary action with no moving parts and an outer surface that stays dry in wet ink, marking a notable advance for the era.
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Parker Pen
Atlantic Savings to Build New $200000 Main Street Branch
Atlantic Savings and Loan plans a two story building at 614 N Main St with Krueger of Atlanta designing and R K Stewart and Son of High Point securing the general contract. The facility will be air conditioned with a drive in window and second floor rental space.
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Thomas D. Gordy
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Fred Gordy
High Point
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Pittsfield
Mass
University of North Carolina
Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute
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P. P. Jones
High Point Real Estate
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High Point Board of Realtors
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Realtors Institute
UNC
Ed Mendenhall
North Carolina
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Malcolm G. Moore
Henry V. Koonts
Mendenhall
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
NAHM
Willis H. Slane Jr
Slane Hosiery Mills
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Atlantic Savings and Loan Association
N. Main St
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R. K. Stewart and Son of
Krueger
Atlanta
South
Kirkman
Atlantic Savings and Loam Association
O. Arthur Kirman
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Cost to taxpayers for roadside litter cleanup per mile
The article notes that cleaning up refuse strewn by careless motorists costs American taxpayers from 15 to 50 dollars per mile annually.
Porpoises In Gulf Of Aden Leap To Great Heights
Seaworthy observations note thousands of porpoises off the Gulf of Aden. The mammals can leap as high as twenty feet above the water.
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Gulf of Aden
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