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Kannapolis, already far famed as the largest unincorporated town in the world and the home of the world's largest towel factory (Cannon Mills), is becoming noted as the \"Wilmington of North Carolina,\" inasmuch as all new buildings in the business district are being designed in the colonial style.
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18219
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Goerch describes what the military is constructing at Camp Davis, Wilmington, Jacksonville, and other places. Camp Davis, located on the southern coast between Wilmington and present-day Topsail Island, will be an important U.S. military installation.
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18220
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Two famous North Carolinians bore this name. The father, Thomas Sr., was a congressman, superior court judge, and Speaker of the North Carolina House of Commons. Lawrence recounts the life and accomplishments of Thomas Jr., who was a North Carolina Supreme Court justice and a founder of the N.C. Republican Party.
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