New South Industrial Rise Brings Newsprint Mill Hope
Roger W Babson notes a new newsprint mill to be built in Lufkin Texas as a sign of industrial diversification and southern economic growth. He warns cotton dependence challenges and urges shifting acreage to other crops to sustain jobs and develop varied industries across the South.
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Chicago
South
Lufkin
Texas
Gulf
Mid- Glewest
New England
Piedmont
Carolinas
Georgia
Middlewestern
Oklahoma
Louisiana
United States
Southwest
Florida
Gulf Coast
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Brazil
Egypt
China
Japan
Department of Agriculture
New Deal
Dixie
Canada
Ontario
Charles H. Herty
Rayon Mills
Relief Surge Sets Ohio Primary Aflame In Municipal Contest
In Ohio, relief policy becomes a central issue as Democrat Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati opens a Cleveland-speaking campaign blaming Gov. Martin L. Davey for relief failures. Sawyer accuses the governor of rattling at the legislature or touring the state amid a charged political climate. The piece also surveys Southern prospects in pulp and paper, pine newsprint potential, and a broader push for southern industrial growth.
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Ohio
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Martin L. Davey
New Dealer
Sawyer
Columbus
Senators From South To Wield Greater Power
Washington June 24 Southern Democrats gain access to key chairmanships in the Senate Commerce Committee and several major panels. Bailey of North Carolina set to chair commerce as southern members lead seven of thirteen top committees. Western and northeastern lines hold remaining posts with Wag ner and Walsh chairing banking and naval affairs. Bailey has criticized administration spending amid relief bill debates.
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Washington
Congress
Bailey
Senate
Commerce Committee
Commerce
Copeland
Nly
West
Commerce Group
Northeast
Wagner
D-Ny
Banking Committee
Walsh
Dmass
Naval Affairs
Southern Committee
Glass
Virginia
Smith
South Carolina
Byrnes
Harrison
Mississippi
Sheppard
Texas
McKellar
Tennessee
Apple Men Hear About Publicity
Rockingham apple growers in Harrisonburg Virginia were urged to fund advertising to curb falling domestic consumption. Appalachian Apples Inc officials and Virginia horticultural leaders called for a one cent per bushel levy while noting competition from citrus and Northwest apples and the need for uniform packing.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Carroll R. Miller
W. S. Campfield
The
Virginia Horticultural Society
D. A. Tucker
Campfield
Northwest
Tucker
Boxing Notes and Scores From New York Roundup
The column surveys recent boxing pages with Schmeling Louis photos and jokes about Gene Tunney and Tommy Farr. It notes Schmeling’s return plans and Joe Louis with his wife contemplating a public statement, plus other sports tidbits and university football schedules.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Tommy Farr
Gene
Farr
Tommy
Max
Louis
King Levinsky
O. K
Joe Louis
Line-Drive Nelson Grabs Spotlight On Sport Pages
Connie Mack’s Athletics pitcher Lynnee Nelson shines as a top starter. The Kansas City ace has won eight of ten starts, with seven straight decisions, beating most clubs including the Indians and Tigers twice. He hurled a four-hitter in a 7-1 win over the Browns, as Swingin Sammy Chapenan homered for the ninth time. The A’s near fourth place while the Yankees rise behind Hadley as standings shift.
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Sid Feder
Press
Connie Mack
Lynnee
Nelson
Shibe Park
Mack
Tigers
Husky
Kansas City
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Sammy Chapenan
A’s
Yankees
Bump Hadley
Indians
Yanks
Tribe
Pennant Parades American League Scores and Schedules
Yesterday results show Washington 12 over Chicago 8 and New York 10 over Cleveland 2 with Philadelphia 7 and St Louis listed. remaining scores unclear. Today Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland all scheduled games. Standings show New York and Detroit with strong records. Cleveland and Boston trailing.
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Cincinnati
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago-Philadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Ieee
Brooks
Stccasdeece
Sean Detroit
Tax Values Increase for Virginia Railways in 1938
Richmond reports tentative 1938 valuations show four largest Virginia railroads rising by about 485 thousand dollars from 1937. Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio gain property values. state taxes rise for N and W and Seaboard Air Line, while C and O's state tax bill falls. Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac shows slight increase from 9,070,800 to 9,087,317.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohi
Southern
Virginian
Chesapeake and Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
Southern Air Line Hearing On July 6 For Tax Dispute
The report notes tax assessment changes from 1937 to 1938 with Atlantic Coast Cine values and state tax, and states the Southern asked the corporation commission for a hearing to be held July 6. The board Air Line filed a formal objection and a hearing was fixed for the same date.
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Southern
Corporation Commission
Board Air Line
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