L Richardson Hospital Justifying Faith In It
Greensboro and Guilford counties provided 150000 for L Richardson Hospital. clarification shows 50000 paid bank loans 70000 for due bills, rest for current bills. The facility opened with 1.5 million cost and the public support kept it operating amid financial trouble, reflecting faith in a hospital serving mainly Negro patients and now stabilizing finances.
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L. Richardson Hospital
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Greensboro
Edward R. Zane
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Bae
North Carolina Hails Tax Stability to Attract Industry
The state touts no tax increase in 90 years and a balanced budget as a lure for new plants. A Raleigh Wall Street Journal spread highlights North Carolina’s financial stability, fishing and skiing appeal, and a record $300 million in early 1940s industrial growth, urging investment in the state’s business climate.
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Coreen Coates
Asheville
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Wall Street Journal
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Peel
Manaus Faces Boom and Bust Amid Amazon River Riches
Editorial notes Manaus in the Amazon basin relies on vast water resources and biodiversity yet suffers from flood-prone land and overreliance on vegetable extractive industries. The rubber boom era shaped the city, now with 250,000 residents, but future growth remains limited by geography and economy.
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Manaus
Brazil
Amazon
Europe
Amazonas
North Carolina urged to adopt industrial revenue bonds
The Washington Daily News argues that 40 states use IRBs to boost industry and North Carolina risks falling behind unless it adopts similar measures. It claims a federal action could end such advantages and notes potential $75 million federal revenue from a tax plug discussed by President Johnson.
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Klein and Rheinmetall plot U S factory venture sights
Gen Julius Klein in Chicago met with Rheinmetall officials to discuss a U S joint venture to manufacture the 20 mm Hispano cannon and to involve Diehl and Curtiss-Wright. Memo notes indicate plans for U S production and future deals, amid a history of Nazi ties and slave labor at Rheinmetall during World War II.
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Otto Paul Caesar
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Armory
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Otto Caesar
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Klein
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Diehl
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Cannon
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New Climate in Washington as Johnson Attacks Rioters
President Johnson denounces rioters as wretched and vulgar while Postmaster O'Brien urges unity to end urban violence. Budget chief Schultze signals a tax increase and waste-cutting. Post office site debate and United Fund drive for 407 222 are noted amid regional textile and travel updates.
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