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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1948

Page

3

House Approves Over Ten Million for Bugs Island and Philpott Dams

The House Appropriations Committee recommended more than 10 million dollars for Bugs Island and Philpott dams in Virginia for next year. It approved 9 million for continued work on the Bugs Island reservoir on the Roanoke River, 13 percent complete by June 30, and 1.7 million for the Philpott dam on Smith River near Bassett. Additional funds include 25 thousand for Hoskins Creek to cut a 10 foot channel to the Rappahannock, 32,700 for Broad Creek near Chesapeake Bay, and a 17.4 million estimate for the Gathright flood control project near Covington with 50 thousand sought for planning.

Washington House Foruggs Island Philpott Virginia Bugs Island Roanoke River Virginia-North Carolina Line Army Civil Functions Smith River Bassett Hoskins Creek Essex County Rappahannock River Broad Creek Rappahannock Chesapeake Bay Covington James River Army

Lost Colony Leaders Plan For New Year

Roanoke Island Historical Association shifts fund raising to a five member committee after a long meeting. Former Gov. J. M. Broughton will name members soon. The group faces a deficit from theater repairs and last summer fire. John Parker named general manager and Albert Bell named associate manager for the Lost Colony season.

Raleigh Roanoke Island Historical Association J. M. Broughton Manteo Waterside Paul Green Association John Parker The Carolina Playmakers University of North Carolina Albert Bell Manteo Waterside Theatre

Grange Calls For Support Of Farm Prices

North Carolina Grange officials urged the federal government to extend the current price support program through 1949 to guard against price collapse as farmers increase production. Grange Master Harry B. Caldwell called for safeguards and asked the Agriculture secretary to prepare an analysis of the flue cured tobacco situation. Caldwell announced the annual convention would be in Wilson on October 27-28.

Greensboro North Carolina Grange Grange Harry B. Caldwell Secretary of Agriculture Caldwell Wilson

Jewelers Name Heads Albemarle President of NC Association

John Eagle of Albemarle elected president of the North Carolina Watchmakers and Jewelers association at a meeting in Albemarle. Paul Arnold of Charlotte named vice president and D G Underwood of Winston-Salem secretary treasurer. The report notes that about two thirds of an animal’s body weight is water.

Federalists John Thomason United World Federalists of North Carolina The Association of Scientists For Atomic Education Albemarle John Eagle North Carolina Watchmakers and Jewelers Association Paul Arnold Charlotte D. G. Underwood Winston- Salem

Light Company Granted Authority to Issue Notes

The North Carolina utilities commission approved Carolina Power and Light to issue 7 million dollars in 10 year notes to Equitable Life Assurance Society. Proceeds will repay 2.5 million dollars of bank loans maturing April 15 and fund part of a 25 million dollar expansion begun last year. Planned expansion includes a 120000 horsepower steam plant near Lumberton and a 132000 volt Raleigh to Roxboro line with general improvements.

Raleigh State Utilities Commission Carolina Power and Light Company Equitable Life Assurance Society United States Lumberton Roxboro

Warts Urges Speed Up for Kinston Stadium Case

The North Carolina Supreme Court was to hear a request to fast track a case blocking construction of a municipal stadium in Kinston. Pro stadium attorneys filed to advance a hearing on an appeal from a Lenoir County Superior Court ruling that the city could award contracts. Sixth district cases from Lenoir are set for March 23.

Raleigh State Supreme Court Kinston Lenoir County Superior

Fayetteville Lawyer Withdraws From Congressional Race

Fayetteville lawyer H. C. Blackwell said he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the seventh district representative. He citedhealth issues from recent years and said a strenuous campaign could harm his health, despite feeling better now. Other announced candidates include Hargrove Bellamy S Bunn Frink and F Ertel Carlyle.

Fayetteville H. C. Blackwell Seventh Congressional District Blackwell North Carolina Rtment American Legion J. Bayard Clark Hargrove Bellamy Wilmington S. Bunn Frink Southport F. Ertel Carlyle Lumberton Ninth Judicial District Congress

Ex-Examiner Given Four-Month Suspended Term

Charlotte February report states Roland W. Myrick, a former drivers license examiner, received a four month suspended sentence for embezzlement after the prosecutor blamed low state pay. Solicitor Basil Whitener argued state salary terms partly caused the misappropriation as Myrick faced illness and family needs on $150 per month.

Charlotte Basil Whitener Roland W. Myrick Myrick Whitener

Pressure Groups Opposed By Duke Professor

Duke political science professor Dr Robert S Rankin condemned pressure groups in politics at the first annual conference of the N C Building and Loan league junior executives and employees He urged a new political philosophy more philosophical thinking and statesmanship in American political life.

Chapel Hill Duke University Robert S. Rankin Duke N. C. Building and Loan League

George Washington White Dies on Washingtons Birthday

GETTYSBURG Pa Feb 24 George Washington White dies on Washingtons birthday. White a resident of nearby Littlestown was born 86 years ago on Washingtons birthday.

Gettysburg George Washington White Washington White Littlestown

Cherry Seeks Three Mile Zone For North Carolina Fishing

Gov. R. Gregg Cherry urged Congress to authorize state control of fishing within three miles and at inlet entrances. He and Attorney General Harry McMullan asked for legislation to establish state titles to offshore lands inside state boundaries. Cherry warned of harm to a multi million dollar industry and cited port and inland commerce investments across North Carolina.

Washington R. Gregg Cherry North Carolina Congressional Judiciary Committees Cherry Harry McMullan

Graham Heads to Lake Success for UN Session

Chapel Hill February 24 Dr Frank P Graham University of North Carolina president will appear before the United Nations Security Council Thursday as it resumes debate on the Indonesian question. Graham recently resigned from the UN good offices commission after helping settle a dispute between natives and Dutch forces over land off Indonesia between low tide and the three mile limit. The court said the federal government has paramount rights in the area.

Chapel Hill Frank P. Graham Lake Success University of North Carolina Security Council of the United Nations Graham Good Office Commission Indonesia

First Train In Week Arrives In Lenoir

The Carolina and Northwestern railroad resumed service after a trestle collapse at Connelly's Creek near Hudson. Fireman Loyd A. Martin of York S. C. was killed when the second engine of a double header and 11 freight cars derailed on the trestle. W Hardin of Hickory remained hospitalized with injuries. Officials could not determine the wreck’s cause.

N. W

Rebuttal to Communism Seen as Real Threat by Morton

U.S. Representative T. B. Morton of Kentucky argues that communism, as practiced by the Russians, poses a serious threat requiring full acknowledgment by Americans. He urges decisive action to confront the reality of Soviet influence.

T. B. Morton Kentucky

Energize with 88S Tonic for stronger blood and vitality

The ad claims 88S Tonic rebuilds red blood cells, boosts digestion, and increases energy for those fatigued by overwork or illness. It promises better appetite, weight, sleep, and skin tone, urging immediate purchase from local stores.

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