Tobacco Market Prices Steady Across NC and VA Belts
The Associated Press reports flue cured tobacco prices in North Carolina and Virginia were fairly steady with only small changes. Old Belt prices shifted up to $2 per hundred weight, Middle Belt varied by similar margins, while the Eastern Belt saw light sales and better leaf quality across four open markets.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Federal
Virginia-North Carolina
Middle Belt
Old Belt
Eastern Belt
Maine
France
Screen Actress Across and Down Word Puzzle Clues
A compact crossword style clue list for a screen actress Valerie. Across clues cover years, languages, and items from withdraw to goddess and down clues include faith, birds, fibers, and deeds. Includes terms like bootlaces capes and pavement substances alongside names and roles.
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Valerie
Telephone Rate Hike Requested in Eastern NC
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Co. seeks a 1% monthly rate rise totaling about 1 million dollars yearly for 150,000 customers in eastern North Carolina. If not suspended for a public hearing, the increase could take effect November 25, with plans for further raises later.
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Raleigh
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co
North Carolina
State Utilities Commission
J. F. Havens
Ct&t
Chadbourne
Franklinton
Kenly
Lagrange
Snow Hill
Spring Hope
Ayden
Benson
Clayton
Murfreesboro
Nashville
Raeford
Windsor
Elizabethtown
Springs
Wallace
Warrenton
Clinton
Whiteville
Williamston
Jacksonville
Tarboro
Washington
Greenville
New Bern
Kinston
Wilson
Graham Calls Half Christians Key to Defeat Communism
Billy Graham warned at a New York City dinner that unless Christians become complete Christians, communism could triumph. He spoke to the Protestant Council of the City of New York, honoring Robert Stevens and Roger Hull. He cited a mad arms race and urged the Christian answer from within, noting the Polo Grounds crusade closing event.
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New York
Billy Graham
Graham
Protestant Council of the
City of
Robert T. Stevens
Army
Roger Hull
New York City
Polo Grounds
Four More Sentenced In S C Pinball Cases
Four more people were sentenced in South Carolina pinball cases for failing to buy $250 federal gambling tax stamps. Judges imposed 90 days suspended and fines to Louise Dill Tyree C W Roper W P Miller and Alexina W Mullen for not purchasing stamps on machines at Greenville Norwood and nearby sites as cases from a July term indicate. About 40 defendants were charged and most trials occurred before the Supreme Court ruling that pinball machines qualify as gambling devices when cash tokens or premiums are paid for free games.
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Columbia
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman
Louise Dill Tyree
Norwood
N.C
Greenville
Téw Rill
W. P. Miller
Tiny
Alexina W. Mullen
Donaldson Air Force Base
U. S. Supreme Court
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