Textile mills closure sparks Huntsville concern and loss
The essay assesses the collapse of Fletcher Mill and related plants in Huntsville Alabama, noting job losses of thousands, economic decline, and looming Dallas Mill liquidation. It urges calm, warns against violence, and emphasizes the community must act to avert long term poverty and hunger for residents reliant on textile employment. George Wallis comment on Sudan grass funding closes.
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Huntesville
Hunt Ang
Madison County
Alabama
South
Helen Lowe
Fletcher Mills
Dallas
Heben, Lowe and Fletcher Mills
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Birthday and visiting guests at Mr John A Stewart home
Mr John A Stewart celebrated his birthday with a dinner at his home on Sunday. A large number of friends and relatives attended. Visitors included Mrs Bihel Page Mrs Lissle Page Mr and Mrs Erwin Page and son of Spartanburg Mr and Mrs Vara Hambright and children of Hunterville. Others visiting were Mr and Mrs Conrad Hughes Mr and Mrs W G Hugh, Mr Wayne Wells and others. Little Ralph Stewart and Ted Fatrie are sick. Mrs W G Hughes and Misses Mary and Victoria Hughes were dinner guests of Mr Wayne Wells. K H K Stewart has been ill.
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John A. Stewart
Foch
Bihel Pagé
Lissle Page
Erwin Page
Spartanburg
Vara Ham Right
Chlidron
Hlunteraville
Jom Patteryon
Mra
Ralph ‘Stewart
Ted Fatrie
W. G. Hughes
Mary
Victoria Hughes
Wayne Wells
Newton Nickolp
Catawba
8. C
Conrad Hughes
K. H. K. Stewart
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Huntsville
New England
Fletcher Mill Machinery Solo
Ala
Huntsville Cotton Mill
Fletcher Mill
Greenville
TihoFite
Shelby
Fletcher
Herria
Mothe
Oun
Helen
Lowe
Mao
Ite
Ital
Crato the Mall
A. Mts
Tie Ball” Park
Orick
Dallas Mul
Ice
Noonger
Mil’ Corporatio
Soresau
Tony Totti
Herta
George Wallis
Biltware Dairy
Buncombe County
Jag
Risa
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
Holly
J . Clemmér
Mack Charlotte
Conrad Messrs Odell Spee
Aes Ab. Hughes
Arts of
Paw Creek
Grea
Sunrise Dairy
Dixie Theatre
Gastonia
N. C
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