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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1952

Page

3

North Carolina Driver of the Year Advocates Safe Driving

Kannapolis's Glenn Winecoff, senior driver for Central Motor Lines, is named North Carolina Driver of the Year for his defensive driving and payroll savings bond efforts. J T Outlaw of the North Carolina Motor Carriers Association praises Winecoff as a saving conscious, safe driver amid statewide trucking industry campaigns.

Glenn Winecoff Kannapolis North China Winecoff Central Motor Lines, Inc Charlotte Winecoft Vely J.T. Outlaw Raleigh North Carolina Motor Carriers Association

Negro Farmers Urged To Change Old Crop Ideas

H A Johnson Cumberland County farm agent urges Negro farmers to shift from idle and low productivity uses of land to pasture and small grain. He notes 20 percent idle land could boost rotations, while population pressures in 1973 demand fuller resource use and higher meat and livestock production. He cites 1950 surveys showing farm plans favoring idle land 20 percent and grain 5 percent among North Carolina Negro farmers.

Kings Mountain Herald Kings Mountain N.C Johnson United States Herald Coast North Carolina H. A. Johnson Cumberland County Extension Service

Treating Posts Quadruples Life

R D Currin and his father of Route 2 Menderson solve post rot problem by making galvanized iron jointed fence posts last 10 to 20 years at about 20 cents each. They peel slow growing trees into posts and finish processing on a sawhorse, producing about 100 posts per day.

R.D. Currin Menderson John L. Gray N. C. State College

Erosion Talks Span Forty Eight Nations

Maryland asserts there is no hay in the state and foreign inputs are absent as nations work on erosion-control problems.

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