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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

6

High Point Parking Ordinance Sparks Street Talk Today

High Point city council approved a new parking limit on Main Street between English and Commerce prohibiting longer than 15 minutes. Citizens split on enforcement with calls for police action and debate over weekend use versus weekday restrictions. Some suggest 30 minutes or parking midstreets to face the car line, while others advocate total prohibition. The ordinance remains a chief topic as residents forecast possible repeal amid objections.

High Point Main Street

State University Leads in Extension

Chapel Hill July 7. North Carolina is recognized as a national leader in university extension services. The Journal of the Proceedings of the National University Extension Association just off the press notes the achievement. A resolution was presented by Dr. H F Mallory of the University of Chicago, former president of the association.

Tional Association National University Extension Association Charles R. van Hise University of Wisconsin Edward K. Graham University of North Carolina Graham American University State University Ender Hisses Chapel Hill North Carolina H. F. Mallory University of Chicago

Sinking of Allegheny in collision near Pensacola

The U S steamship Allegheny sank off the Pensacola naval station after colliding with the steamship Oriol. There were no fatalities. The event is noted amid reflections on wartime service and American higher education during the crisis.

Pensacola Fla Allegheny Naval Station Oriol

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