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Voters Consider Mayors and Councilmen for High Point
The Democratic party presents mayoral and council candidates noting debt reductions of 1,140,000 retired and FDIC approval enabling bond purchases. It cites merged registration books with Guilford County, a combined tax office, and ongoing Willow Brook, Hamilton, and Perry Street bridges to ease traffic and raise property values.
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City of High Point
Guilford County
Willowbrook Street
Hamilton
Perry Street
High Point Favors Democratic Ticket In City Developments
The current administration highlights progress including an Emergency Housing Committee with dozens of veteran housing units already completed from 142 obtained. It reports $20,000 land purchase for a memorial airport and plans for High Point’s first comprehensive planning and zoning revision since 1927. It notes higher city employee pay, National Guard reactivation, a permanent city library, and the High Point Power Water and Airport Commission to safeguard future energy, water, and air transport needs.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
National Guard
High Point Power, Water and Airport Commission
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Phillips
Chas
McAnally
Democratic Party
F.D.I.C
Democratic
Amos RE. Kearns
Dallas
Artur Kirkman
C. A. Lewis
Earl N. Phillips
Straight
SEN
George T. Penny
Russell Holt
V. L. Hunt
D, E
John Clinard, JR