War Over Attracting Industry Expands Across States
A broad economic contest for new industries heats up as states cities and regions vie for jobs and growth. Experts note shifts south and west with race fueled by tax incentives power and plant sites as communities seek proven advantages to lure investment. The era of cosmetic appeals fades in favor of substantial economic planning.
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New York
Minnesota
Arizona
Arkansas
Florida
Colorado
Mississippi
New England
South
Leonard C. Yaseen
Fantas Area Research Inc
Yaseen
Pacific Coast
Southwest
South Central
Middle Atlantic
Fantus
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Economic growth pace risks ghost towns says Yaseen
Communities must identify their offerings and promote themselves to avoid losing to competitors as the nation grows. Yaseen warns towns cities and states may become economic ghost towns if they fail to keep up with dynamic growth.
Permanent Court Enjoins NAACP Activities in Texas
District Judge Otis T. Dunagan issued a permanent injunction against the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and its Texas branches. The order bars law practice, lobbying contrary to state law, soliciting or financing suits, and hiring litigants, allowing only educational and charitable work within the state. It notes NAACP’s nonprofit status and franchise tax filing requirements.
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Tyler
Otis T. Dunagan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Texas
NAACP
Dunagan
Texas State Conference of Branches
Southwest
Presbyterian Church Funds NAACP Settlement Claim
The moderator of the Presbyterian Church U S A confirmed a Ku Klux Klan statement that the church gave 10000 dollars from church funds to the NAACP to pay a damage suit. The Klan said the money was used for an out of court settlement in a case by attorney Nash of Sumter, South Carolina.
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S. C
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Ku Klux Klan
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
South Carolina Klan
NAACP
Atty
Shepherd K. Nash
Sumter
8. C
Eugene Carson Blake
Husbands Quit The Henpecked Husbands Association
Springfield story notes the Henpecked Husbands Association dissolving after three years of operation. It formed to promote liberty and free speech while outlawing nagging and constant scrutiny of husbands. The piece also contrasts age norms for Eskimo and American women.
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Springfield
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Sixty-one centenarians in the United States
A report notes that sixty-one people aged one hundred or more are now receiving Social Security payments in the United States. The data highlights the small but notable group of centenarians benefiting from the program.
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United States
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