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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

24 May 1927

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1927

Page

3

Inspectors Return to Districts After Meet in Raleigh

Seventeen inspectors from the North Carolina motor vehicle bureau resume duties in their districts after a conference with Commissioner R. A. Doughton and Chief L. B. Harris. Eleven focus on license inspection, six on theft tracing, with one handling both in Charlotte. The group prepares for July 1 when new license plates become mandatory.

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Charlotte J. ©. Champion Buncombe Madison Haywood Jackson Swain Macon Graham Clay Cherokee Transylvania D. D. Wilkins Cleveland Rutherford Polk Henderson McDowell Burke Yancey Mitchell W. W. Asheburn Surry Yadkin Forsyth Stokes Alleghany Ashe Wilkes Watauga Avery Rockingham Alexander I. G. Shoaf Davidson Catawba Iredell Davie Rowan Cabarrus Stanley Halifax Northampton Caswell Alamance Alexander McKenzie Whartfort Gates Bertie Martin Beaufort Hyde Dare Tyrrell Washington Perquimans Chowan Pasquotank Camden Currituck Moore J. P. Harris W. A. Coble J. R. Pendergrast C. C. Shores W. F. Danieley 8S. A. Nichols
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North Carolina Seeks Fairer Refrigeration Rates

Raleigh May 24 A move to obtain fairer refrigeration service for North Carolina is led by W L Thornton Jr secretary of Carolina Shippers Inc at a week long Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Atlanta. Thornton represents 100 wholesalers and manufacturers and fruit and berry shippers while presenting data on Georgia Florida to North Carolina routes versus other regions and on fruit and vegetable shipments from Mount Olive Warsaw and nearby areas to northern markets.

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The Transportation Commission Raleigh Carolina Shippers Thornton Georgia Florida North Carolina Mount Olive Warsaw
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State seeks certified stock values from Raleigh area firms

The North Carolina Department of Revenue asks county auditors or accountants to certify, by September 1, the assessed value of each corporation's capital stock and any excess. The request aims to forward these figures to the state board of assessment, but the department must first be advised of each corporation's real and personal property listed and assessed locally.

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County Urges Prompt Tax Listings to Revenue Department

Officials press county officers to complete and submit property listings and assessments quickly for revenue collection. The push aims to speed up processing and ensure timely adherence to departmental requirements.

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Department of Revenue
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Sunday School Sends $11 to Flood Relief Fund

The Mitchell Grove Sunday school contributed eleven dollars to the local Mississippi flood sufferers fund. The paper had closed its columns after surpassing its $3,000 quota, with total contributions topping over 3,100 dollars as High Point residents joined the relief effort.

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Enterprise Mississippi Mitchell Grove High Point
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Poincare Congratulates Lindbergh on Transatlantic Flight

Paris reports Premier Poincare personally congratulated Captain Lindbergh on his record transatlantic flight. Lindbergh stood near the president and responded in a humbled, brief thanks, saying I thank you most heartily, Mr. President.

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Poincare Slim Paris Lindbergh
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