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Newspaper
Tabor City Tribune
Location
Tabor City, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1950
Page
2
A call for unity and action to revive the Tabor City Merchants Association. urges residents and business leaders to settle differences, spark the Yam Festival, support the industrial survey, and attract wholesome new businesses while fostering local leadership and community growth.
A call to Congress urges disposing of idle U.S. surplus foods valued near two billion dollars stored in caves and warehouses. It argues moving these supplies quickly will feed millions facing hunger in Europe and Asia, proposes funding and partnering with CARE and other agencies, and backs Senatorial support for swift action.
A breezy column recalls a seaside stroll to Brookgreen Gardens turning point to calm and beauty. The writer contrasts artful sculpture and nature with dollars, hints at political opinion favoring Mr. Smith, and closes with a weekly adage and light verse.
A clipped amused column notes rural scraps from Tabor City to Whiteville and Washington. It pokes at UNC Wake Forest temperaments, Senator Clyde Hoey’s cautious stance, and a Southern Railway critique on subsidies, mixing local oddities with political jibes.
A reader in Tabor City North Carolina writes with a playful critique of the local paper praising past issues while joking about improvements. The letter laughs at editorials and reflects on hot weather and a rumor of railroad plans. The writer signs as a crank and shares farm pest losses and light anecdotes about ships and sardines.
A column reflecting on farm surplus concerns as Harold Cooley questions yearly surpluses while lawmakers push production to aid global hunger. The piece notes efforts to shift exports to Greece, Turkey, Cuba, Mexico, and other nations to balance costs and markets.
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