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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
3
Washington reports an abundance of cotton, corn, wheat and other crops, suggesting next year’s farm stabiliza tion program could cost more than planned. Officials weigh big surpluses as budget balancing presses Morgenthau to cut agricultural appropriations, amid economy drive.
Mor genthau discusses more than 900 million dollars in federal funds to farmers this year and demands for more next year. He says budget balancing benefits farmers and the public and requires farmer cooperation. Recent crop estimates show large corn yields and cotton and winter wheat acreage, with wheat crops exceeding needs.
Edenton North Carolina November 11 The Chowan County Alcohol Beverage Control Board reported October sales of 7592.80 dollars and total sales since inception two months earlier at 13288.90 dollars.
Amos Kearns led the Rotary program with Rev Wallace Fridy of Wesley Memorial Church discussing George Washington Carver. Fridy traced Carver from Missouri birth to his 78 years, noting his rise with Tuskegee, peanut crops, and many dyes, including the Edison salary offer refusal. Attending Rotarians and visitors from Reidsville and Thomasville were welcomed.
Redwine Hardware plans to relocate to 208 North Main Street in the first week of December. The building, bought from the bankrupt estate of R R Ragan, will be remodeled with a large stock, enhanced paint and sporting goods departments, and a rear alley with parking for easier loading. Officers include J D Redwine president J H Greer vice president P N Bernhardt secretary treasurer and general manager Joe Walser store manager.
An Arab man was killed on the outskirts of Jerusalem as disorders in the Holy Land continued. Several Jews were arrested on charges of suspicion as tensions rose during the unrest.
New York report says Secretary Morgenthau proposed cutting nearly 700 million dollars from next year’s outlays, mainly highways relief public works and agricultural aid, to balance income and outgo. Senator Byrd denounces federal bureaucracy as costly and wasteful predicting deficits will grow. A separate note reports E D Jones, 38, of Er oombe county died after an October auto accident near Pinetops.
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