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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

5

Half Million for N C Waterways

The Army Engineers recommended 596 750 dollars for North Carolina rivers and harbors for the fiscal year ending June 30 1935. Of that amount 245 000 dollars would fund Wilmington harbor work while Cape Fear river project funds already approved by the Public Works Administration total 1 520 000 dollars. The intracoastal waterway from Cape Fear River to Wilmington Bay is excluded from NC totals as its funds go primarily to South Carolina.

Ance North Carolina Wilmington Public Works Administration Cape Fear Fayetteville Lytle Brown Edward M. Markham Army Engineers Cape Fear River N. C Winyah Bay South Carolina

More Prisoners Used on Roads Across State Work

Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina Highway Commission uses prisoners in bridge and road work alongside 4,509 paid staff and 1,028 temporaries for November. Total staffing 10,616 with 6,079 prisoners. July 1932 totals were higher, while bridge workloads vary seasonally and after hurricane rebuilding.

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Rodanthe Keeps Christmas On January Fifth

Rodanthe on the North Carolina coast observes Christmas on January 5, a long standing local custom passed down through generations. Most residents celebrate once, while Methodist families may keep two observances, making today the primary Christmas for many Rodanthe children.

Rodanthe Carolina

Penalty for Kidnapers Expands to Death Sentence

Washington January 4. Senator Patterson Missouri introduces a bill to set the death penalty for kidnappers in federal cases. He cites Kansas City and St Louis cases and aims to broaden federal murder prosecutions for killings of federal officers in the line of duty after the Frank Nash incident.

Washington Patterson R-Mo Lindberghan Kansas City St. Louis Missouri Kansas City Union Station Frank Nash Leavenworth

Hose Association To Organize At Asheville

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 5. T. R. Durham announced a general meeting of Southern Hosiery manufacturers in Asheville January 27 for the election of officers and completion of the new organization now being perfected.

Asheville Charlotte T. R. Durham Organization of Southern Hosiery Manufacturers

Revenue Department Reorganization Faces Bold Reforms

Raleigh officials and audit expert George Scott are shaping a revised plan to overhaul the North Carolina Department of Revenue. The expected changes aim to convert the agency into an aggressive tax collecting body, expanding beyond licenses to include sales tax enforcement.

Raleigh State Department of Revenue Ehringhaus A. J. Maxwell M. C Department of Revenue

Creomulsion Promoted for Coughs and Colds

An advertisement touts Creomulsion with creosote among seven medicinal elements as a fast, effective treatment for coughs and bronchitis. It claims relief when directions are followed and offers a money back guarantee if not relieved. Beware lingering coughs or colds and keep Creomulsion on hand.

North Carolina homeowners receive 190 new loan approvals

Salisbury report shows 190 loans approved to take up mortgages totaling 872,428.70 while 60 mortgages were paid out with 150,841.46. Cumulative loans approved reach 2,448 amounting to 5,392,462.17 with 1,358,075.21 paid in bonds and 441 mortgages completed. 154 new applications were received. 68 were rejected totaling 183,974.60 and three were withdrawn totaling 7,809 for refinancing alternatives.

Salisbury Jan North Carolina Alan 8 O'Neal Home Owners Loan Corporation

Blackwoods to Visit Columbia for Weekend Charleston

Governor and Mrs. Blackwood plan a weekend stay in Charleston as guests of Mayor Burnet M. Maybank and Mrs. Maybank, visiting from January 6. The trip includes meetings with city officials during their time in the capital of South Carolina.

Columbia Blackwood Charleston Burnet M. Maybank Maybank

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