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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1930

Page

3

Graduate School In Big Role at Chapel Hill

The Graduate School at the University of North Carolina has strengthened its national standing, aiding the university's 1922 entry into the Association of American Universities. From 145 students in 1920 to 734 in 1930, the school shows steady growth, with 572 higher degrees awarded including 71 doctorates.

Chapel Hill N. C University of North Carolina Exclusive Association of American Universities America Virginia Texas South Frederic A. Ogg American Council of Learned Societies Edwin Greenlaw Greenlaw North Carolina University Library Package Library Service Flisha Mitchell Scientific Society James Sprunt C. Alphonso Smith Charles Lee Raper Smith Raper Royster Pierson

Storm delays traffic as liners collide near pier and worker dies

A smoky fog and storm halted transport in New York causing near collision between ships Leviathan and Albert Ballin on the North River. Lightning killed a laborer on Fifth Avenue and a second worker escaped unharmed. Hail and gloom emptied streets in Midtown and the Bronx, with smoke described as due to lack of wind.

Leviathan North River Albert Ballin West 44Th Street Aaken Marison Fifth Avenue Charles Evans Hughes Broadway Midtown Manhattan Bronx Lower Manhattan Weather Bureau

Tobacco market prices and sales across southern states

Tobacco market reports show Mullins week sales at 1,222,642 pounds averaging 9.70 cents per pound with higher overall prices yet growers withholding better grades. Darlington moved 300,000 pounds as prices rose slightly. Hartsville sold 133,450 with price decline from 9.15 to 8.76. Georgia market moved about 30,000,000 pounds at average 10 cents or less amid peak selling week. observers note strongest volume yet in seven weeks.

Mullins Darlington South Carolina Cooperative Tobacco Growers Association Hartsville Georgia Atlanta

Konjola credited by patient for health revival

Mrs Grace Porter of Louisville reports severe stomach trouble, fever after meals, and nerves improving after using Konjola. She credits the remedy with weight gain and vitality, recommending a five to eight week course. The ad notes Konjola is sold in High Point North Carolina at Main No 1 Drug Store and by other druggists.

Grace Porter Route No. 4 Louisville Konjola High Point North Carolina South Main Street

Hoey Statute Books Prompt Enforcement Confusion

A fragment discusses enforcement of Hoey statute books and mentions sudden conversions and ongoing professed faith as the speaker notes. The text hints at national context but lacks full details or clear outcomes.

Agriculture Secretary backs local credit banks plan

In a statement during Hoover’s absence at his camp, Agriculture Secretary Hyde supported forming local credit corporations to operate through intermediate credit banks. He claimed the plan would aid farmers and could be profitable.

Agriculture Secretary Hyde Hoover

Feminine Type Best Leader G. O. P. Women Indicate

Washington report says Republican committee women favor the feminine type of woman leader. Mrs. Frank Dodson, urged to reconsider her resignation as director of the party s women s division, embodies calm charm and merit driven leadership. She prefers conservative fashion and speaks softly about her future plans.

Washington (P Frank Dodson Republican Committee

Good Fertilizer Made of Argentine Locusts

Argentines turn plague locusts into fertilizer by drying and milling the grasshoppers into a powder. The product analyzes about 12 percent ammonia 4 percent tri calcium phosphate and 2 percent potash and leaves no soil-damaging residues.

Buenos Aires Pheraoh

Oregon firesafety proposal urges car match and cigar trays

Fire chiefs in Salem announce plans to press the 1931 legislature to require automobiles to carry receptacles for matches cigars and cigarette stubs to curb highway fire hazards.

Salem Ore Oregon

Women Fliers Prep Planes for National Derby Start

Seven women tune up a fleet of airplanes in Long Beach for the national women’s air derby from Long Beach to Chicago. entrants include Gladys O’Donnell Claire Fanny Margery Doig Ruth Barron Mildred Morgan Ruth Stewart Jean La Rene with prize money totaling $17 000. The nine day race will test heavier laps and faster aircraft.

Long Beach Calif Boulevard Chicago Gladys O'Donnell Claire Fanny Los Angeles Margery Doig Danbury Conn Ruth Barron Hollywood Mildred Morgan Beverly Hills Ruth Stewart St. Louis Jean la Rene

Auto bumper may mute crashes with rubber pneumatic device

Paris reports a French pneumatic rubber bumper design for cars that could make auto collisions silent. A curved steel bar supports a cylindrical rubber casing housing an inner tube inflated to balloon pressure, giving a tire like surface to absorb impact.

Paris

Golf Players Outnumber Brits Four To One

Report notes American golfers greatly outnumber British players by about four to one, reflecting stronger participation and depth in the United States.

Grove Pitches A's to 4-2 Victory Over Browns

Grove, star southpaw, earns his 20th win as Philadelphia tops St. Louis 4 to 2 in the opener of a three game set. Coffman battles, A's take the lead with a two run second inning and clinch in the seventh on Haas, McNair, and Cochrane hits.

J. Rom Smith T. A. Burns Liberty M. M. Johnson Moore County State Senate W. C. Hammer Hoey Hammer Democratic Party Philadelphia Grove Athletics St. Louis Browns Dick Coffman St. Louis Haas McNair Cochrane

Washington Triumphs Over Tigers 3-1 In Tight Tilt

Washington edged Detroit 3-1 as Law West drove in all three Washington runs with three singles and a triple. Sad Sam Jones started for the Cats and exited in the eighth with the bases loaded, Hadley finishing Detroit without a run. Heine Manush made a highlight catch to end the sixth inning.

Washington Detroit Tigers Tigers Sam Jones Cats Jones Hadley Detroit Law West Senator Heine Manush Uhle Desantels Spencer

Teaguetown Tops Guthrie 5-3 for Third Straight Win

Teaguetown defeated Guthrie by 5 to 3 in a regional matchup. Hayworth pitched eight scattered hits as Teaguetown solidly supported by defense and offense. Morris conceded eight hits for Guthrie while Teaguetown shortstop Yakley starred with flashy fielding.

Teaguetown Guthrie Hayworth Morris Yakley

Carnegie Institute Funds Nevada Prehistoric Cave Exploration

The Carnegie Institute has authorized funding for continued exploration of Nevada's prehistoric caves. The grant supports archaeological surveys and systematized study of cave passages and fossil remains to uncover regional paleontological history.

Carnegie Institute Nevada

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