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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
9
Raeford grower T B Upchurch outlines a plan to curb the landlord tenant cotton issue. The scheme would have tenants produce their share while landlords forgo their crop. government subsidies, storage shares, and price schemes promised to benefit tenants landlords merchants and the broader southern economy.
The Upchurch plan would supplement the 1938 Farm Cotton Crop Control program to ensure purchases by the public are guided. The proposal argues that without control the program would not be effective in increasing purchasing power for the people who spend freely.
North Carolina turkeys will reach markets earlier this year with an anticipated 3.7 percent larger crop and heavier birds due to ample feed. Prices may stay steadier through orderly marketing, with early retail guesses near 30 cents a pound for dressed birds if demand remains solid. Turkeys currently sell for 23 cents per pound in Raleigh, 25 cents in Chicago, and 14 to 15 cents live weight in Fort Worth.
Max Arnold of Greensboro spoke at the Kernersville Lions Club bi monthly meeting in the Community House on Germany under the Hitler regime after travels through Europe. Rev C B Way begins second year as pastor with services at Pine Grove and South Winston churches. Grover Bodenheimer reports 33 charter members in the new Kernersville American Legion post with Fred Morris as first vice commander and Edgar Shore as second vice commander.
The annual Red Cross Roll Call begins in Thomasville and runs to Thanksgiving. Mayor D A Long urges support in a proclamation noting Red Cross work locally and nationally, including relief, public health nursing, and aid to veterans. Ward chairmen and school coordinators are listed. A late paragraph shifts to a historical note on noble metals.
Raleigh November 17 The North Carolina ABC board issues rules prohibiting liquor salesmen from discussing state policies or spreading rumors about the board. Rule 4 says rumors causing friction with county boards and state policy are banned and salesmen may lose their permits. The move notes friction previously denied by Chairman Cutlar Moore.
Vermont Governor George D. Aiken told Newark listeners that the Democratic party was splitting between conservative and liberal wings. He argued Republicans are now in a position to push for fixes to current problems.
A statement asserts the speaker does not wish to be regarded as unreasonable or hard boiled toward distillers salesmen, signaling a measured stance in trade discussions. The remark frames a cautious approach amid ongoing negotiations and industry scrutiny.
A golfer betting ten cents on the first hole and doubling after each loss would lose 26 214 30 in an 18 hole match. In Central Australia scarce water forces a tribe to live days without drinking, deriving moisture from yams.
Kelly Nance adjutant K L Greenfield finance officer Walter S Linville chaplain D P Tuttle sergeant at arms Ned R Stuart service officer. Meetings of the post will be held every second Tuesday night.
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