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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1930

Page

8

Duke Opens South's First Three Year Medical School

Duke University unveils a modern medical school on its campus with 67 faculty members and capacity for 300 students. The program begins October 1 for selected first and third year students, offering a three year M D option and a four year path for year-round study. The 400-bed hospital adjoins the building, with extensive labs, library facilities, clinics, and student amenities.

Durham Duke University Medical School Duke Duke University Hospital School of Medicine Medical Duke School of Medicine

Konjola Endorsement Sparks Duke Medical School Plans

A Hopkinsville testimonial touts Konjola as a cure while Duke University unveils plans for a modern medical school and hospital complex. The proposal details new facilities, a four floor campus, advanced laboratories, animal rooms, and integrated patient care with education under Dr. Wilburt C. Davison, dean.

Duke Wilburt GC. Davison Duke University School of Medicine Johns Hopkins Duke School

Millionaire Lawyer Becomes Black Monk in Ireland

Sir John Robert O Connell once a leading Dublin barrister vanished after his wife died. He resurfaced as a Black Monk of the Benedictine Order, giving up millions to live in vow. He now owns only two cowls two tunics sandals a girdle and a few cloth ing articles.

Dublin Sir John Robert O'Connell Ireland Menedictine Order

Beggar Reservation Proposal in Madrid City

Madrid aldermen pass a resolution to build a large beggar park as a designated camp area for vagrants with the aim of forcing work. The note adds a historical statistic that over 45 years more than 2500 miles of English coast has eroded into the sea.

Madrid

Notice of Re sale of Land in High Point North Carolina

Increased bid prompts re sale under Bettie A Clark will. Public auction on February 5 1930 at 11 A M on the premises High Point NC. Property lots 5 and 6 begin East Washington Street with 40 foot fronts and 199 foot depth. Starting bid 19110 dollars. Executors W C Idol and E D Steele. Attorneys Roberson Haworth Reese. Sun only.

Superior Court Bettie A. Clark High Point North Carolina East Washington Street Stamey Washington Street W. P. Pickett W. ¢. Idol E. D. Steele Roberson Haworth & Reese Attys Dt Sun

Electric Power Boom Seen For North Carolina In 1930

North Carolina plans hundreds of millions in electric projects in 1930 to raise installed capacity past 2,000,000 horsepower. The state ends 1929 with 1,655,900 HP and added 283,000 HP in 1929, led by Duke and Carolina Power and Light plants. Windfall output critics note water power dominates, with 92.7 percent of eleven month production. total 1929 output near 2,550,000 kilowatt hours, a 7.6 percent rise from 1927.

Raleigh North Carolina Division of Water Resources and Engineering Department of Conservation and Development Pigeon River Carolina Power and Light Company River Bend Duke Power Company Thorndike Saville Division U.S. Geological Survey West Virginia Alabama South Carolina Catawba River Haywood County Saville Rocky Mountains Nanthahala Power and Light Company Aluminum Company of America Virginia Electric and Power Company Virginia-Carolina Power Company

Plans for Roanoke River hydroelectric development described

The report outlines proposed hydroelectric plans along the Roanoke River between Roanoke Rapids North Carolina and Buggs Island Virginia. It details dam heights 65 feet and 42 feet, 566000 horsepower lower plant, 7000000 dollar lower project, plus additional Nantahala and Little Tennessee sites with hundreds of thousands of horsepower and a 930 foot head via a five mile tunnel. It notes prior stations by US Geological Survey and aluminum company cooperation.

Roanoke River Carolina Roanoke Rapids N. C Buggs Island Clements Island Nantabala Power and Light Company Little Tennessee River Fontana Bushnell Needmore Tuckasgee Aquone North Carolina Little Tennessee Cheoah Pigeon River Water Resolutes and Engineering Division House Lessee River U. S. Geological Survey Department of Conservation and Development Little Tenessee Tuckasegee Nantahal Nantahala Aluminum Company

Notice of Annual Meeting for High Point Building & Loan

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association will be held in the directors' room of the Commercial National Bank, High Point, North Carolina, on Thursday January 28, 1930 at 5 30 o'clock p m for electing directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting.

High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association Commercial National Bank High Point N. C

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