Market Report Details Two Day Tobacco Sales Across Belts
The Middle Belt sales reached 9,053,218 pounds over two days with mild gains on overall averages. Eastern Belt totals were 28,398,070 pounds at 57.04 per hundred while Border Belt sold 26,628,458 pounds at 42.98. Stabilization took 20.1 and 33 percent respectively, with season totals near 88.2 million pounds averaging 52.45 per hundred. The Iron Corporation captured about 12 percent of week sales.
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Middle Belt
North Eastern Belt
Carolinas Border Belt
Stabilization Corporation
Border Belt
Iron Corporation
Age please Louisville tale of aPrized man
A fragment from Louisville reports a confusing scene as John Seitz is described in a garbled context. The text suggests an aging man with dyed white hair and a beard amid unclear events and framing.
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Louisville
John Seitz
Seitz
Per Pry Bel Beng Pape
Armfield Recalls Long Life In Business And Politics
Edward M. Armfield of Greensboro and Nab Ton-Salem discusses current happenings in business and politics. He recalls events from his long life and notes a trace of the Fifth District. He adds with a smile that they won t be able to help him, but the conversation continues.
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Edward M. Armfield
Greensboro
W. A
Nab
ton-Salem
Carolina
Armfield
Cold War realignments strain US allies in Asia and Europe
The piece notes Britain torn between colonial policy and ties to former colonies while France shifts toward recognizing Red China and backing neutralization of Vietnam. It highlights Soviet policy swings, Khrushchev Ulbricht tensions, and China courting West German trade amid East West rivalries.
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Indochina
Peking
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
West Germany
Moscow
Bonn
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Ludwig Erhard
Red China
Western Europe
United States
Fire destroys home killing five in Winston-Salem
A six room ranch in a quiet Winston-Salem neighborhood burned overnight, killing Fred Wells 29 and Shirley Dellinger Rickenbacker Wells 28, their children Kelly 5 Ellen 3 and Rodney 9. Fire officials described blocked exits due to house layout and small windows, with causes under investigation.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
L.C. Williams
Williams
Fred Wells
Shirley Dellinger Rickenbacker Wells
Kelly
Ellen
Rodney Rickenbacker
Chief Williams
Wilmington Star backs Goldwater and Moore for governor
The Wilmington Star News endorses Barry Goldwater for president, praising his defense of personal freedom and urging support. It also backs Democratic nominee Moore for governor, citing his centrism, integrity, experience, and promising program for North Carolina's progress.
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Wilmington
N.C
Wilmington Star - News
Sen
Moore
North Carolina
Johnson Criticizes Barry as Campaign Proceeds
LBJ lashes at Goldwater by name as he walks with Mrs Johnson on a presidential hike. He confirms travel to Great Falls to meet Prime Minister Pearson and advance plans to Seattle and Vancouver events. He mentions a possible Portland speech and a Sacramento trip with Gov Brown to discuss mutual interests.
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Johnson
Goldwater
Sad
Saree
White House
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Pearson
International Peace Arch
Blaine Wash
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
California
Oklahoma
Eufala
Okla
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Shirley
Pakistan
India
Rodney
Realty Course
Vemenete
Lee Institute of the
Guilford College
Washington St
Hampton
Reed Realty Co. Manway. Py A Scomasyells
N. C
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Wilmington Star
Lbj
Barry
N. We St
Wachovia Bank
Wright Optical CO
Washington
The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
North State
the Dealers Association
English RD
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