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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1929

Page

7

Mitchell Praises Day Enforcement Flying Squadron

Washington December 8. The flying squadron of prohibition prosecutors, aiding local officials nationwide, impressed Attorney General Mitchell who reported the creation marks progress in city law enforcement. Ten criminal lawyers serve as special assistants to act as assistant US attorneys in needed districts.

Washington Prohibition Mitchbell Congress Prohibition Bureau United States New York Florida South Carolina Tennessee Colorado Oklahoma Nebraska Pennsylvania West Virginia High Seas St. Pierre-Miquelon Si. Lawrence River United Sanford Bates Federal Criminal Courts Bates United Statees Prison Bureau Atlanta Leavenworth

Transatlantic flight proposed from Newark to Belgium

A group of New Orleans businessmen plans a trans Atlantic flight from Newark early February with Belgium as the European destination. W Scott Hammond says the route would include a stop at St Johns and be financed by cotton brokers and shippers to test year round passenger feasibility between North America and Europe.

Newark N. J Belgium New Orleans W. Scott Hammond St. Johns N. B

Catholics Plan Nationwide Parish Credit Unions

The National Catholic Welfare conference social action department will establish a countrywide system of Catholic parish credit unions to lend money to wage earners. Depositors buy shares around $5 and earn 6 percent yearly, with loans issued at 8 percent.

Washington Social Action Department National Catholic Welfare Conference Catholic Parish Credit Unions Parish Credit Union

Bridges span grows in San Francisco construction across bay

The spans of American bridges increase from 5290 feet in 1284 to 4099 feet now under construction across San Francisco Bay, reflecting ongoing expansion and engineering progress in the era.

San Francisco

Women pilots form national airwomen's association

The 26 licensed women fliers formed a national airwoman's association at Curtiss Field Long Island to promote aviation interest and assist women in becoming pilots. Members will come from various regions and will use their network to secure positions, support each other, and advance business and pleasure aviation.

National Airwoman's Association Curtiss Field Long Island

Mecklenburg Leads Counties in Rural White Teacher Training

Raleigh December 3. Mecklenburg county tops North Carolina counties for training rural white teachers, with an average college training of 3.44 years for 1928 29. Durham ranks second, Scotland third. Lenoir shows greatest progress since 1922 23, climbing from 61st to 7th with 3.13 years. Currituck falls to fourth after leading in prior years.

Raleigh Mecklenburg North Carolina Durham County Scotland Mecklenburg County Lenoir Currituck

County School Facts Show Major Teaching-Staff Gains

The county is ranked second in progress in training its teaching personnel from 1922-23 to 1928-29, with average training rising by over two and a quarter years. Other counties reaching about two years of improvement among white rural teachers include Dublin Wayne McDowell Pender Brunswick Harnett Bertie Martin Forsyth and Jones. In a separate note, Venezuela produced 11,460,000 barrels of petroleum in a recent month.

Dublin Wayne McDowell Pender Brunswick Harnett Bertie Martin Forsyth Jones Venezuela

Roster of Dead Is Parson's Farewell

In Bishopstoke England the Reverend Bernard Hancock read aloud the 185 names of parishioners buried during his seven years of service before departing for another county. He reflected on the responsibility and asks how his actions helped those he led in life. In a unrelated note the article cites a US claim that mining has yielded over four and a half billion dollars in gold in 169 years.

Elien Wilkinson London Daily Mail British Museum Bishopstoke United States

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