Globemaster Crash Probed After Near Landing at Tinker
An inspection team from Donaldson Air Force Base investigates a C124 Globemaster crash at Tinker AFB Oklahoma. Eight aboard were injured none died four in critical condition. Names and home towns of the injured are listed with treatment locations and current conditions.
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Oklahoma City
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville, D.C
Tinker Air Force Base
Air Force
Donaldson
Travis Afb
Calif
Dewey Layman Jr
San Antonio
Tex
Raymond F. Shurrager
Waterford
Kenneth A. Marshall
Ashland
Kan
Warren P. Tyus
Mobile
Ala
Marshall
Brooke Medical Center
Tinker Hospital
Robert E. Stobie
Greenville
S.C
Jerome King
Chicago
James W. Moorman
Lakeland
A.J.C. Rowland L. Cogeshall
Dunn
Mnc
New Officers Installed By Paint Men
Piedmont North Carolina executives from paint and varnish firms installed officers for the Piedmont Section of the Southern Paint and Varnish Production Club. The four year old cooperative plans a paint course for High Point College and meets monthly in member cities.
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Linwood Carter
Carolina Paint and Varnish Co
Greensboro
Piedmont
Southern Paint and Varnish Production Club
James Bohlen
Carolina Paint
Nick Siriotis
Marietta
Piedmont North Carolina
Organi Etion
Southern Paint and iVarnish Production Club
North Carolina
High Point College
Leaf prices rise in Carolina Virginia tobacco markets
Average prices edged higher at Carolinas and Virginia flue cured markets after a slow start. Old Belt volumes remained light with gains mostly 1 to 3 dollars per hundredweight and Tuesday totals show mixed regional results.
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Carolinas
Virginia
North Carolina Eastern
Middle Belt
North Carolina-Virginia
Federal State Market News Service
Hand grading urged to save overseas tobacco market
Southern flue cured tobacco growers face pressure to hand grade leaf more closely at the packing house to retain European buyers. Alonzo Edwards of the North Carolina Farm Bureau says mixed leaf quality and higher prices threaten exports, and the long term fix is stricter farm grading and quality control.
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Greensboro
Alonzo Edwards
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Edwards
Hookerton
Greene County
U.S
Pfeiffer College Growth Driven by Stokes and Community
Meisenheimer N v AP Bericht describes Pfeiffer Junior College in Stanly County expanding from 155 students in 1952 to a rapid growth phase under Dr. J Lem Stokes II. The 1950s drive includes recruitment, upgrading to senior status, new dormitories, and plans for a $900,000 federal grant plus a new auditorium and classroom building.
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Stanly County
Pfeiffer
New York
Piedmont
J. Lem Stokes II
Nashville
Tenn
Pfeiffer Junior College
Dr. Stokes
Methodist
United States
Stokes
Training School Leaders Listed By Methodist
In Thomasville area, instructors announced for a five day training session at Memorial Methodist Church starting Sunday. Leaders include Mrs. W. P. Moore of Salisbury Miss Louise Robins Salisbury Rev M E Harbin of Christ Methodist Greensboro Dr Raymond Smith of Greensboro College and Dr Kenneth Taylor of Greensboro College directed by Rev Frank Jordan. Classes begin each evening at 7 30 p m.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Area
Memorial Methodist Church
W. P. Moore
Salisbury
Louise Robins
M. E.harbin
Christ Methodist Church
Greensboro
Kenneth Taylor
Greensboro College
Raymond Smith
Frank Jordan
The
Conference Board of Education
Thanksgiving Union Service Set At Heidelberg Church
Thomasville officials announce the annual community Thanksgiving service will be held at Heidelberg Evangelical and Reformed Church. The Rev. Robert Ladehoff of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will deliver the sermon.
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Thomasville
Morganton Bank Teller Fined for $250 Restitution
Statesville AP reports Mrs. Joe Ann Smith a teller at Morganton National Bank was fined 250 dollars and placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to handling about 200 dollars from a vending machine account. She was ordered to restitute the bank per Federal Judge Wilson Warlick. The case involved a local manufacturing firm and altered deposit records. The FBI investigated after the machine deposits exceeded the company’s prior credits.
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Statesville, N.C
Joe Ann Smith
Morganton National Bank
Smith
Wilson Warlicks
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Sunte
Wsjs-Tv
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Hughes
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Charlotte
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Roanoke
Wsoc-Tv
Preitzer College
George Raynor
Salisbury Post
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Meisenheimer, N.v
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General SD Electric
Zett
N. Main ST
Robert Ne
Lene
Barry A
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SCM
T-Ville Road
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Joan O'Brien
Handle With
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VFW
Greensboro &D
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Joel
Barbara Hale
Anita Ekberg
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Tar
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Fourth Ave
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Rialto
Stephen McNally
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