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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1948

Page

3

Dewey Arrives in Raleigh for North Carolina Campaign Tour

New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey arrives in Raleigh at 9 55 p m for a whirlwind campaign tour. secretary Paul Lockwood and aides join him. He plans a breakfast in the hotel with delegates and alternates before motorcade routes through Durham Chapel Hill Burlington Greensboro High Point Lexington Morganton Mocksville Statesville Taylorsville Lenoir then an 8 p m address and a late train to New York.

Raleigh New York Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Richmond Tar Heel Paul Lockwood North Carolina Durham Chapel Hill Burlington Greensboro High Point Lexington Republican Party Morganton Mocksville Statesville Taylorsville Lenoir Charlotte New

Notice of Administration For Estate of Lee M Teague

J Roy Teague appointed executor of the Estate of Lee M Teague. Creditors must file claims within one year from May 21, 1948 or be barred. Debtors should settle with the executor.Filed May 21, 1948 in Guilford County Superior Court. Gifted with clerk’s stamp and case numbers.

Lee M. Teague J. Roy Teague Gr. P. Shore Superior Court of Guilford County

Favorable Yet Not Runaway Weed Prices Seen for 1948

South tobacco officials at the 1948 warehousemen convention in Myrtle Beach predict loan rates about four cents higher than last year with prices near 1946 levels or slightly higher. J B Hutson, president of Tobacco Associates, Inc., and L T Weeks of Raleigh led talks urging moves to ship substantial tobacco to Germany as a still constrained market.

Myrtle Beach S. C Southern Tobacco Bright Belt Warehouse Association J. B. Hutson Tobacco Associates, Inc Fred S. Royster Henderson N. C W. Wesley Singletary Lake ‘City Guy E. Barnes Rocky Mount Hutson L. T. Weeks Raleigh Coopera Tive Stabilization Corporation North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Georgia Florida Germany Hitler

Convict Killed In Escape Attempt Near Dana Road

Hendersonville dispatch reports one Black convict killed and another at large after fleeing a prison truck on Dana road. Officials say John L. Thomas died. James Peoples is the fugitive. Nineteen men were being transported to work when the truck was jumped, with a guard's shot unspecified.

Hendersonville Dana Road John L. Thomas James Peoples W.R. Arrowood Eull

Hoey and Morrison Compared in North Carolina Politics

Raleigh June 8 The record of Cameron Morrison and Clyde Hoey in public service is compared noting they both served in the state legislature the national house the Senate and as governor. The piece discusses Cherry Johnson and Kerr Scott and their paths to or away from legislative roles.

Raleigh Cameron Morrison National House of Representatives U. S. Senate North Carolina Clyde Hoey Gregg Cherry General Assembly Charles M. Johnson W. Kerr Scott Johnson Scott

State surplus discounted in address

Executive vice president Lloyd Griffin of the North Carolina Citizens Association told the Charlotte Rotary Club there is no state surplus of 170 million dollars. He said the actual surplus is about 72 million, with 30 million in a reserve fund, 12 million from last year, and 30 million from the current fiscal year ending June 30. He noted 50 million is set aside for new buildings.

Charlotte Lloyd Griffin North Carolina Citizens Association Griffin

Feed Dabbling Criticized By Texan In Talk

Asheville June 9. F D Brock chief feed control service Texas Agricultural Experiment station urged officials to suppress feed dabbling by manufacturers he said prey to fast talking salesmen. He warned that gullible buyers purchase inferior or harmful feeds. Also on program were talks by J A Shrader and J Roy Jones.

Asheville F. D. Brock Feed Control Service Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Association of Feed Control Officials Feed Control J. A. Shrader University of Kentucky J. Roy Jones Columbia S. C

Labor Council Set for Winston-Salem Meeting in November

The labor relations council of the chamber of commerce of the United States will meet November 11-12 at the Hotel Robert E. Lee in Winston-Salem. Harry J. Krusz announced the city’s selection to honor local Piedmont industrial relations work and expects executives from New England, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the Midwest.

Winston-Salem Labor Relations Council Chamber of Commerce of the

Cotton Crop Threatened By Blight In North Carolina

North Carolina faces serious cotton losses as asochyta blight spreads across Samp son Johnston and other counties. Plant disease specialist Howard R. Garriss warns only cooperative weather with continuing warmth can prevent further damage, with reports of blight in Harnett Scotland Robeson Wake Union Northampton and Hoke counties indicating widespread impact.

Raleigh Howard R. Garris North Carolina State College Extensions Service Sampson Johnston Garriss Harnett Scotland Robeson Wake Union Northhampton Hoke

Progressives to host non segregated rally in Raleigh

The Progressive Party of North Carolina will hold a non segregated rally at Memorial auditorium in Raleigh on June 22. Paul Robeson will sing and speak at the event, supporting Henry A Wallace for the presidency. Miss Mary Price, party chairwoman, arranged with Claude Dunnigan of Durham for the $150 auditorium fee.

Raleigh Progressive Party of North Carolina Memorial Auditorium Paul Robeson Mary Price Henry A. Wallace Miss Price Claude Dunnigan Durham

Banking Commission Loses Two Members

Raleigh June 9 Banking Commissioner Gurney P Hood announced the resignations of two commission officials State bank examiner W C Norris left to join the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Durham as assistant secretary and W A McGlothon assistant state bank examiner resigned to become executive vice president of the Farmers Bank of Sanford.

Raleigh Gurney P. Hood Commission State Bank W. C Norris First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Durham W. A. MecGlohon State Bank Examiner Farmers Bank of Sanford

State Senator Attacks Scott in Radio Address

W Kerr Scott labeled a milk farmer and his record attacked by State Senator Rivers D Johnson of Warsaw. Johnson backed gubernatorial candidate Charlie M Johnson claiming a second primary would cost taxpayers 100000. He noted treasurer led Scott by 8848 votes in the first primary and said Johnson would not have forced a second primary. Scott campaigned in the eastern state on organizational work.

Raleigh W. Kerr Scott Rivers D. Johnson Warsaw Charlies M. Johnson Scott Johnson Duplin Charlie Johnson

Two-Day Farm Workshop for Women Ends in Raleigh

A two day workshop conducted by the North Carolina arm Bureau concluded with a roundtable on local organization projects. About 130 women attended the sessions in Raleigh.

Raleigh North Carolina Arm Bureau

One Arrested After Fatal Shooting in Wilkes

Douglas Norris, 32, died at 6:00 p m Monday in Wilkes hospital from two gunshot wounds suffered Sunday night outside Cecil Church’s home on U S Highway 421. Church was arrested for the shooting and rearrested for murder. funeral services are planned for Norris, a lumber worker who recently moved from Lenoir. Deputy A H Holbrook investigated the case and said Norris and Church had argued prior to the shooting.

North Wilkesboro Douglas Norris Wilkes Hospital Cecil Church U. S. Highway 421 Church Norris Lenoir A. H. Holbrook

Shooting witness leads to arrest after patient transfer

After two shots were fired at the scene, Church escorted Norris to a hospital and surrendered to police, triggering a formal arrest following the medical response.

Church Norris

Victory Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

Wartime push markets Victory Ointment as a greaseless antiseptic for eczema psoriasis and rashes. Endorsed as safe for babies and children with a money back guarantee. Sold by local druggists including Eckerd's Ring Harris Jeff's Drug and Anderson Mann's.

Eckerd's Ring Harris Jeff's Drug Anderson Mann's Galloway

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