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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1930
Page
12
Captain Charles D. Farmer of the state highway patrol urges North Carolina cities to require rigorous driving tests before licenses. He cites Winston-Salem as a model for reducing crashes and warns that without state or stricter city controls, traffic enforcement needs will rise or city licenses may be abolished.
Wilbur Friedman, 22, a Columbia Law School standout for six years, is appointed secretary and legal assistant to Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone of the U.S. Supreme Court. The note adds a digression on municipal driver’s license issuance as a revenue matter with no examination.
Winston Salem January 31 The Forsyth Tuberculosis hospital a $250000 facility praised as one of the best equipped of its kind in the nation has won approval from the board of trustees and managers.
Katherine Turner an instructor at Montforé Avenue Grammar School in Asheville begins aviation training becoming the first girl in Western North Carolina to study flying.
A committee of peanut growers from North Carolina and Virginia aims to form the North Carolina Virginia Cooperative Association of Peanut Growers with offices in Suffolk Virginia. The plan mirrors a 1921 model and starts after 25 percent of the crop signs. headquarters in Suffolk with operation starting September 1 1930.
Greensboro officials aim to host both the state intercollegiate and state high school track meets on May 3 in Memorial Stadium. An estimated 500 athletes from across the state could compete, replacing earlier separate sites and a longtime Chapel Hill high school meet.
SPRAY Jan 31 The fifth district first prize prize of 25 is donated by Julian Price president of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance. District elimination takes place in Reidsville February 14 with the state final in Raleigh February 22. District includes Caswell Alamance Durham Forsyth Granville Guilford Orange Person Rockingham Stokes Surry counties.
The era of the groundhog on February 32 begins with the animal perched as king of weather prophets. Locals hope the creature does not see its shadow, signaling spring’s arrival.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses fear as a primal instinct and its impact on the body. He cites effects such as pale skin tremor and dilated pupils and notes fear accompanies diseases like angina pectoris and delirium tremens. Worry worsens with civilization but can be managed through education and discipline.
The Grand Central Palace display of 1930 motor models showcases bold colors and luxe finishes. Cars emphasize feminine appeal through elegant fittings and luxury details, while courting women buyers with beauty and comfort as central selling points.
Announcement from Asheville reports the southern summer school for women workers in industry relocates to Christ school at Arden North Carolina. Session runs July 10 to August 22, 1980, with housing secured and capacity for 40 students. Course work includes economics English composition public speaking and health education.
A thoughtful woman crafts a second blouse for every suit choosing fine batiste with delicate lace and handwork or a glamorous option in gold and pink lace.
Advert says IROGEN cures severe stomach disorders and clogged bowels after Tried laxatives purges and stomach soothers failed. It claims nutritive salts and tonics will improve digestion appetite sleep and energy, with a trial convincing readers of its success.
In Lumberton North Carolina the canvas covering a newly dug grave in Meadowbrook cemetery was stolen for the second time in a few days. The frame was left intact both incidents. J L Stephens, the grieving owner, said the canvas has no use without the frame and asked for its return.
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