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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1952

Page

9

Building Fund Photo Caption with Officers

The list names the officers and members in a building fund group photo. Monroe Kennedy is Secretary with D F Hudson as Recording Secretary. In back row left to right are J C Yarbrough chairman, C C Goodson member, C B Alexander councilor, Troy C Jones financial secretary, L W Glenn treasurer, and Ward en Bobby Stocker with Barbee credited for the enterprise photo.

Ing Monroe Kennedy D. F. Hudson Jack Beck Bobby Stocker Outside Sentinel Back Row J.C. Yarbrough Ing Fund C. C. Goodson Building Fund C. B. Alexander Troy C. Jones L. W. Glenn Enterprise Barbee Mark Brock Elmer Johnson C. B. Koontz

Quotas in Flue-Cured Tobacco Debate Cast on July 19

Guest writer Bill Hannah of the North Carolina Farm Bureau explains the 1930s history of tobacco quotas and urges flue-cured growers to vote on July 19 to continue the acreage allotment system. He notes impacts of quota neglect on prices, exports, and the broader economy, with emphasis on Tobacco Associates and imports.

Bill Hannah N. C. Farm Bureau Federation Bright Leaf Belt Tobacco Associates BIG Stake Tobacco Associates

China Sells Food to India 1951 Rice Offer Accepted

India bought 100000 metric tons of food grains from Russia in 1951 and exchanged tea shellac tobacco and jute. Food Minister R A Kidwai said there is no 1952 purchase plan, but China offered 100000 tons of rice on a cash basis which India accepted.

NEW Deship India Russia R. A. Kidwai Gues Ted China Kidwai

Ancient Roman pottery unearthed near Kingsley England

Roman pottery dating to the first century was uncovered by laborers laying a new foundation near Kingsley. The dig also yielded a rotary corn grinding stone, a quartzite pounding stone, and several iron ingot fragments dating from 100 to 50 AD.

Kingsley England

Three State Prisons Workers Get Notice of Dismissal

Three office employees of the State Prisons Department received notice that they would be removed from the payroll. Names are Mildred Thompson Dorothy L Smith and Margaret Pollock all told they could seek transfers within state agencies by Friday. The move ties to a new prison reorganization program effective July 1 with no stated reason for firing.

Raleigh State Prisons Department Mildred Thompson Dorothy L. Smith Margaret Pollock Walter Anderson J. D. Wilson Thompson Department H. H. Honeycutt Smith Pollock

Gulls Seize Mice at Didsbury Plowing Contest

Mother Nature showed her power as plowmen coaxed field mice from furrows in Didsbury Canada. Hundreds of mice surfaced and gulls swooped in for a feast in this peculiar farming event.

Didsbury Canada

Talking for Buncombe recall ties to North Carolina convention

North Carolina delegates debate roll call voting at the Republican convention showing how back home interests shape each vote. The article recalls the old tale of a Western Carolina congressman “Talking for Buncombe” and notes delegates vote to record positions for home audiences.

Raleigh North Carolina Buncombe Western Carolina Congress Eisenhower

Amateurish Detroit Robber Caught After Stage Costume Fail

Robert Fournier, 19, attempted a $75 candy store robbery in Detroit. He wore an 83 degree outfit with a coat and scarf, used a child’s dart gun, and fled in a stolen chartreuse car. Police arrested him an hour later based on victim description.

Detroit Robert Fournier Fournier

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