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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1925

Page

4

The Three Minute Talks Detective Solves Burglary Case

Ed Wylie, a remote city private investigator, takes a peculiar burglary case. A woman reports burglars who talk at night but steal nothing, leading to a distance-call clue. By tracking the suspect, Ed uncovers the motive: the burglar is using the line to swindle long distance charges.

Big City Ed Wylie Captain Brown Clint Bell Syndicate

Players Leave For Southern Camps In Major League Move

The Philadelphia Nationals and Connie Mack's Athletics depart tonight for Bradenton and Fort Myers Florida. Only Wilson and Betts stay with the Phillies. others travel from home. Business Manager Shettslíne and the trainer accompany Wilson and Betts. The Athletics take Dykes Hale and Zigatoos, with Zigatoos a rookie infielder, joining Bishop in Baltimore and Lamar in Washington.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Nationals Connie Mack Athletics Bradentown Fort Myer Fla Wilson Betts Phillies Shettsliné Hale Zigatoos Baltimore Bishop Washington Lamar

Inter-City Rotary Meeting Arranged for March 24

Salisbury hosts an inter-city Rotary gathering on March 24 with invitations sent to clubs in Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point Thomasville Lexington Statesville Mooresville Charlotte and Concord. Don Clement of Salisbury is general chair of arrangements as several hundred Rotarians are expected to attend.

Salisbury Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point Thomasville Lexington Statesville Mooresville Charlotte Concord Don Clement

Braswell Bill 10 to be discussed in committee today

Raleigh Feb 27 The house agriculture committee planned to take up Braswell bill permitting withdrawal from cooperative associations. Introduced by Dr Braswell of Nash the measure would let any member withdraw on May 1 with ten days’ notice. It faces opposition as a threat to enforce delivery contracts in several NC court cases where cooperatives won.

Raleigh House Committee On Agriculture Braswell Nash Islative North Carolina

Russell Inn May Be Made Faculty's Club

CHAPEL HILL February 27 Russell Inn once a dormitory for university coeds badly damaged by fire would be rebuilt as a faculty club if faculty and trustees approve. Plans call for second and third floors to house rooms rented to bachelor faculty members while the first floor would be used for common needs.

Chapel Hill Russell Inn

Faculty Considers Multiroom Club With Low Dues

A proposal for a large lounge reading writing games room and buffet kitchen is discussed. Membership dues would not exceed 20 dollars annually with larger memberships reducing costs. President Chase favors the plan and a full faculty meeting will discuss it.

Chase

Forty Percent of UNC Engineers Hired by General Electric

CHAPEL HILL Feb 27 Forty percent of UNC senior engineering class members have received positions from General Electric after H M Boring of the companys educational department visited the campus on a tour selecting graduates nationwide He told Prof John E Dear that the university's graduates were among the selected engineers from the west coast gulf states and Georgia during the inspection trip

Chapel Hill School of Engineering University of North Carolina General Electric Company H. M. Boring Educational Department Boring New York Pacific Coast Gulf States Georgia John E. Dear Uni

Engineer's Trip Reveals Brightest and Best Yet

A fragment notes an engineer describing a crop of peers as the brightest, best and most interesting met on an entire trip, highlighting critical judgment of talent during travel or study. The remark reflects admiration for standout colleagues encountered along the journey.

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By AL Schuster Atlantic Bank & Trust CO Thurman Williams A. L. Caldwell G. A. Pollock Asst U.N. C Lly A. H. Eye Medical Cecil New Drug Store South
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