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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1934

Page

3

North Carolina soil erosion project announced by Interior

Director H H Bennett of the Soil Erosion Service announced a major soil erosion program for Deep River watershed in Guilford Randolph and Forsyth counties and Brown Creek watershed in Anson and Union counties North Carolina A regional director Dr James H Kings arrived to begin work The plan covers about 137000 acres on Deep River and 58000 acres on Brown Creek with emphasis on preventing erosion and integrating land use across regions with varied soils and topography

H. H. Bennett Soil Erosion Service Ofment of the Interior Secarold L. Ickes Deep Guilford Randolph Forsyth Northarolina Brown Creek Anson Union James H. Kings Deep River South Carolina United States The Soil Service North Carolina Cutton Ers An- County Erement Bennett James H. Stallings Bryan Texas Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Iowa State College Franklin County Agricultural High School Meadville Mississippi Auburn Alabama Town State College Texas Agricultural College J. C. Penny-Gwinn Corporation Penny Farm Florida Georgia Stallings National Fertilizer Association

Soil erosion and land misuse highlight North Carolina needs

A North Carolina official warns of worsening gullying and soil loss from poor land use across the Piedmont and Appalachian foothills. The Soil Erosion Service plans a science based program, requiring full cooperation from farmers, business, educators, and communities to protect the state’s prime asset. The Anson County project sits in the sandstone belt near Triassic era coal beds, where White Store soils lose topsoil and erode into forests, threatening farming and forestry alike.

North Carolina Piedmont United States Appalachian Soil Erosion Service Anson County White Store

Wage Increases Held Out to Toledo Strikers In Automotive Works

In Toledo the Spicer Manufacturing Corp offers a 12 percent wage rise for all workers, lifting the minimum from 16 to 18 dollars a week for men and 12.24 to 13.70 for women. The plan includes reclassification to guarantee the average 12 percent increase, and is to be considered by the union executive committee.

Toledo Charles Dana Spicer Manufacturing Corporation Philip C. Nash H. D. Friel United States Department of Labor Friel Automotive Thomas Ramsey Automotive Workers Union Dana

Banking crisis deepens as deposits flee and Ohio plans restrictions

The banking panic widens with heavy withdrawals across states. Ohio and Indiana banks will reopen only on a restricted withdrawal basis. U S Steel stock sinks amid mills operating at 17 percent capacity while customers stash cash at home. The article also notes extensive soil erosion issues in a prosperous region, detailing the Brown Creek and Deep River watersheds and introducing Dr. James H. Stallings, newly named Regional Director, with a lengthy résumé in agronomy and soil science.

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Norfolk Man Undergoes Appendectomy At Burrus Memorial

Ben Spruill of Norfolk Va lumber operator is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital recovering from an appendectomy. He came for a visit with his brother Dr. Joseph L. Spruill who has been a patient there for weeks when he was seized by appendicitis and required the operation last Friday.

Ben Spruill Norfolk Burrus Memorial Hospital Mr. Spruill Joseph L. Spruill Spruill

Soil Improvement Efforts Span Five States Under Science Aid

The text notes an improvement program for the Pon thre Southwest with labor devoted to soil improvement in Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma and Texas. Work conducted with agricultural experiment stations across states marks him as a valuable Soil Erosion Service staff addition. Dr Stallings joined from Texas after study in Iowa and other states. A Buenos Aires item mentions beer and wine from slot machines as a quick lunch feature.

Ponthre Southwest Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Texas Soil Erosion Service Buenos Aires

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