High Point Citizens Call Council to Keep City Development Moving
A public appeal from J. P. Rawley and C. T. Ingram urges High Point Council members to continue support for the lowering of the railroad tracks and the city’s key beautification project. The appeal stresses loyalty, personal sacrifice, and cooperation with federal and state partners to ensure the major improvement proceeds without political division.
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High Point
Piedmont
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DR. Grayson
Phillips
Porter
Briggs
Pickett
MR. Lewis
Gurley
Sechrest
Ward
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