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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1947

Page

3

Edwin Pate Elected State Alumni Head

Edwin Pate Laurinburg industrialist and former state senator is named president of the North Carolina State College Alumni Association after defeating Frank B. Turner in a mail election. Roy L. Williamson Burling ton is first vice president and Ed A. Lewis Rock Mount is second vice president.

Raleigh N. C. State College Alumni Association Edwin Pate Laurinburg Pate Frank B. Turner College General Alumni Office Roy L. Williamson Burlington Ed A. Lewis Rock Mount W. Taylor J. G. Vann David Clark Charlotte W. H. Sultan John W. Clark Greensboro C. E. Bailes Roy L. Blaylock Reidsville L. N. Boney, Jr Wilmington J. Brantley Speight Winterville Cecil D. Thomas Richmond

Dissolution of Partnership Carolina Electric Company

Notice to interested persons that the partnership of Herman J. Bryant and Leven Morton trading as Carolina Electric in High Point NC has been dissolved. Leven Morton sold his interest to Herman J. Bryant who assumes all assets and obligations. Morton not responsible for further obligations. Date April 26, 1947. Signatures Leven Morton Herman J. Bryant.

Herman J. Bryant Leven Morton Carolina Electric Company High Point North Carolina

Earnings Must Be Stepped Up Says Southern Railway Head

Rich mond Va. March 1947. Southern Railway president Er nest E Norris told stockholders 1946 earnings averaged 23 4 percent on investment. He warned private investors need more incentive and taxes and wages cut into profits. He said 1947 should yield about 20 million in extra revenue from ICC rate increases but wage hikes and payroll taxes may offset gains.

Ernest E. Norris The Southern Railway Norris Rail Line Interstate Commerce Commission

Britons Say Taxes Needed For Life’s Necessities

Five congressmen urged the British ambassador to relay American tobacco growers’ distress over rising British tobacco taxes. Lord Irverchapel explained the taxes were necessary so Englishmen could buy life’s necessities. The delegation included Reps. Chanean Gregory Che eatin Clark and Cooley with J B Hut son of Tobacco Associates Inc.

Washington Lord Irverchapel Chanean Gregory Cheeatin Kentucke and Clark Cooley North Carolina J. B. Hutson Tobacco Associates, Inc

Bragg Center To Be Closed In Army Consolidation

Fort Bragg replaces its training center with a move of several thousand soldiers to RTC installations at Fort Jackson in Columbia South Carolina and Fort Dix in New Jersey. The transfer will occur between May 28 and July 0 according to the Fort Bragg public information office, as part of Army policy to consolidate RTC activity.

Fayetteville Fort Bragg RTC Ft. Jackson Columbia S. C Ft. Dix N. J

Weed plants survive air journey to Lumberton market

R C Rankin Lumberton tobacco market sales supervisor inspected 309000 tobacco plants arriving by air from Georgia and said they were in better condition than some truck shipments. The plants from Alma are distributed among Robeson county growers to relieve a shortage.

Lumberton R. C. Rankin Georgia Alma Robeson County

Redden Proposes Million Acre North Carolina Land Plan

Rep. Redden introduces a bill authorizing the reclamation bureau to study reclaiming at least a million acres in North Carolina. He cites large boggy areas in eastern NC and swamp lands in the mountains needing proper drainage to become farm land.

Washington Redden D-Nc North Carolina Reclamation Bureau

College Merger Plan Rejected by South Carolina Methodists

In Columbia South Carolina the merger of Wofford Columbia and Lander colleges is rejected. A substitute plan for further study and preservation of the three campuses was adopted by a special meeting of the South Carolina and upper South Carolina Methodist conferences.

Columbia, S. C Wofford, Columbia and Lander Colleges South Carolina

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