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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

16

State highway patrol to protect motorists in North Carolina

Enterprise Bureau reports that starting July 1 a 37-man state highway patrol will enforce motor vehicle laws to protect life and property on North Carolina roads. Chairman R A Doughton says the aim is safety not harassment, with emphasis on lighting, weekend drunk driving, and cooperation with revenue agents.

Doughton Highway Commission General Assembly State Highway Patrol

Washington Airport Sold to Corporation

The Washington airport in Virginia and the Washington New York Airline serving Newark were bought by the Washington Air Terminals corporation. The purchase places control with the Federal Aviation corporation of New York, led by Howard Sutherland as president with C Bascom Slemp as director. The deal includes a 1000 acre airport two miles south of Alexandria Virginia.

Washington Virginia Potomac River Capital

Names of ships reflect planetary and mythic ties

London reports sailors favor celestial names for vessels. Many ships over 190 tons carry Jupiter, with 28 merchant ves sels named after him. A bark registered in Ceylon bears the lengthy name Ven avyagasonpakial techemy, the longest seen.

London Ceylon

Two Illinois students plead not guilty to disorderly conduct

Champaign police report E. I. Serlin and I. W. Zeiger, transfer students at the University of Illinois, charged with exposing themselves in a nude condition to public view. They were arrested after police observed them undressing at their home, without drawing blinds, at night.

Champaign Fil E. I. Serlin I. W. Zeiger University of Illinois

Local court awards damages in contested school game case

Mrs Harriet Grube and Leora Weise played in a femin ine contest in WAUKESHA. Grube won the battle and lost $20. She accused Weise of unfairness to her child who Weise taught. The judge gave the teacher $20 in damages. The piece notes that one eightieth of all gold minted historically came from the Black Hills.

Waukesha Harriet Grube Leora Weise Grube Black Hills South Dakota

Mothers Club To Protect Children Organized In High Point

Mrs. Henry Downey national organizer for the Child Conservation League of America arrived in High Point to launch a local mothers club for the league. The movement emphasizes educational motherhood and cites Dr Winfield Scott Hall and other educators on the league advisory board.

Child Conservation League of America High Point Henry Downey Winfield Scott Hall Northwestern University Chicago W.A. McKeever Herman Brindison Chicago Daily News Lena K. Sadler Downey Texas

America Losing Lure in Irish Free State

Dublin reports the U S emigration quota from the Irish Free State may drop from 28 857 to 17 857 in July with a possible further reduction next year. Consul General Cornelius Ferris says Irish born people are not seeking to go to America, reversing earlier long waiting lists.

Dublin United States

Slow minds learn best by hearing, study suggests

Reading and hearing were nearly equally effective for memorization in tests at the University of Michigan. Dr. Edward Greene reported two groups of college men. high intelligence favored reading slightly, lower intelligence favored hearing, but differences were not conclusive.

Ann Arbor Mich Edward Greene University of Michigan American Association For Advancement of Science

Women talk more than men at Albion College study

A Albion college report finds co ed social conversation totals about 10 hours weekly versus 8.5 hours for men. One female student reportedly uses up to 40 hours weekly in conversation, while male students average 54 hours in bed and female students about 56 hours.

Albion Mich Albion College Avera

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