Industrial South Sees New Wave Of Plants Jobs And Wealth
The South shifts from old farming to industrial growth as factories and mills bring 100 jobs on average, $710000 in spending power and more. Urban rural tension grows with rising middle class, education expands, and political patterns shift as industry spreads across Georgia Tennessee Mississippi Virginia Florida and beyond.
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Caldwell Marks
Alabama Chamber of Commerce
South
Joe W. Hart
Memphis State University
Perry H. Howard
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oxford
Georgia
Atlanta
E. C. Barksdale
Arlington State
Fort Worth
Lee S. Greene
University of Tennessee
State Senate
Reed Sarratt
Southern Education Reporting Service
W. Cameron Mitchell
Virginia
Alvin Wunderlich Jr
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
John Schuelke
Houston
Humpty Dumpty Names Two New Officials in Oklahoma
Curtis Clevenger is appointed general manager of Humpty Dumpty Supermarkets Oklahoma Division succeeding Tom Wortham who resigns to lead First National Bank Liberal Kansas and manage Blakemore Brothers. David L. Johnson becomes director of sales and Jack W. Harber named director of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Clevenger
Curtis H. Clevenger
Humpty Dumpty Supermarkets
Oklahoma
Allied Supermarkets, Inc
Tom Wortham
First National Bank
Liberal
Kansas
Blakemore Brothers
W. R. Clevenger
Oklahoma City
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma State University
David L. Johnson
Johnson
Central State College
Michigan State University
Jack W. Harber
Humpty Dumpty
Harber
Seminole
Seminole High School
Seminole Junior College
Humpty Dumpty Organization
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Don McKee
Associated Press
Magnolia Shade
New South
George Benedict
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Benedict
John A. Williamson
Cella
Joe Richard
Equitable
Koehler
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Leonard
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Wg Buster
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David Johnson
Los Angeles
UPI
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