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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1935
Page
5
In Forsyth, Stokes and Surry counties Chairman M Waynick tours road work showing progress while facing local pressure to reroute King and Mount Airy corridors. He weighs engineering plans against state needs, defending timely construction despite local protests and logistical hurdles.
The article portrays Capus Waynick as a tireless highway chair in North Carolina who repeatedly says no to local requests while balancing needs across Forsyth Stokes and Surry counties. He weathered a demanding day including visits to Winston-Salem Mount Airy and a Mount Airy barbecue. Waynick insists routing is handled by district engineers and maintains impartial, nonpolitical judgment in recommending state highway plans.
Mr Sargent led a mountain journey toward the Virginia line praising scenic views but noting sparse highway links. Chairman Waynick promised immediate construction of the Appalachian Scenic Highway across Surry and pledged completion within a year, while Raleigh awaited decisions on western North Carolina road needs.
Dr. Frank P. Graham argues democracy may endure if the New Deal adapts to industrial society and preserves liberal democratic institutions. He warns against fascist and communist dictatorships, noting America’s federal framework, free elections, and individualistic culture reduce such risks while urging balanced reform.
An analysis argues for political and economic readjustments to meet social and spiritual needs without constitutional amendment. It outlines a compensated economy with public devices like central banking, public works, tax power, tariff adjustments, and control of foreign investment to balance private action and stabilize the economy.
Dr. D B Carrick, pomology professor at CC University, plans a year at home to test large scale Narcissus cultivation. He cites NC’s climate and soil as ideal for specialized crops and aims to develop new varieties by hybridization while conducting physio and genetic studies. He argues federal grants can bolster public welfare and education as part of a broader economic model, amid debates on constitutional limits and social policy.
A full page advertisement details the Iron Fireman story and its burner design. Iron Fireman Manufacturing of Cleveland promotes a big fall season, with Bedford Sales offering no down payment and low monthly terms. The device claims year round temperature comfort and popularity, with ninety installations reported locally.
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