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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1932

Page

7

Northwestern to Admit Group of Child Prodigies as Freshmen

Northwestern University president Dr Walter Dill Scott plans a selective program for more than 100 high school students, aged 16 to 18, chosen from a nationwide genius census. Six boys and six girls will be placed in special dorms but take regular courses, fostering intellectual competition and peer co operation among youthful prodigies.

Evanston United States Walter Dill Scott Northwestern University Scott Dr. Scott Northwestern Harold M. Finley McGennelsville Ohio Harold Stanford-Binet Harvard Business School Mrs

Infant prodigies and their early starts in life

The piece cites historical prodigies and famous figures who excelled young. It notes a Harvard entry at 13 for a boy, mentions Northwestern’s prodi gies succeeding, and lists precocious careers from Jester Hamilton to Napoleon, Mozart, and Washington. It argues such prodigies often become successful adults.

Harvard Wall Street Scott

Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case Becomes Military Style Operation

The Lindbergh home garage serves as the command HQ for a nationwide science aided hunt for infant Charles A Lindbergh Jr. Police, Navy intelligence, Secret Service and detectives man a vast intelligence network with telephones, radios, television portraits, and fingerprinting. Army planes drop messages as 24 hour operations, with private lines linking state police centers and a fingerprint bureau in the garage.

Hopewell, N. Jr Mar Lindbergh General Pershing Souilly New Jersey Navy United States Secret Service Intelligence Service W2xab Trenton High Command Lawrenceville N. J Hopewell New York City Lindberg Garage Lindhere Morrow Crime Army Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr

Roosevelt's Removal Of Sheriff May Shake Tammany Hall

New York Governor Roosevelt ousted Sheriff Thomas Farley, signaling a broader drive against Tammany Hall. The move risks shifting Democratic support, drawing national attention to honesty in office and potentially spurring wider investigations into bank accounts of city officials led by Seabury.

New York Roosevelt Thomas Farley New York County Tammany Hall Tammany Rosevelt Farley Grover Cleveland Ernor Walker Seabury Russell Sherwood George Collings Jimmy Sherwood Mexico City Peter J. Curren James A. McQuade Queens Coun Samuel Seabury Albany Forc Roosevet

Raleigh Baptists elect Dr. Maddry as general secretary

The Baptist state convention in Raleigh elected Dr. Charles E. Maddry of Raleigh as general secretary and treasurer and approved raising the church offering from 2 to 5 percent of receipts. General expense cuts were approved for the third time in a year. London leads in the world stamp trade with over 2.5 million spent on stamp exhibitions and a one cent British Guiana stamp shown worth about 90 thousand dollars.

Raleigh, N General Board of The Baptist State Convention Charles E. Maddry Raleigh London British Guiana

Open Door Policy context in Sino-Japanese clash

Background on the open door policy explains how 1899 aims, the Maine and Manila Bay events, and Dewey’s victory shaped American aims in China. It notes spheres of influence by European powers, U S assurances on ports and tariffs, and the nine power treaty reaffirming open access amid Sino-Japanese tensions.

Melvein WW. Coleman New York Maine Gridley Stimson John May Manila Bay America Philippines Spain China Dewey Islands Haat Japan Formosa Pescadores Islands Koreas Manchuria Russia Germany Shantung Great Britain France Indo-China United States Secretary Hay Ney Tokyo Governomet House of Commons Shanghai

Caledonia Bank to reopen Monday after closure

Caledonia Savings and Trust Company of Fayetteville, closed January 4 to prevent a bank run, will reopen Monday with no withdrawal restrictions. Nearby banks also plan reopenings as Wayne National Bank depositors vote to adopt a creditors agreement for 69 percent of deposits.

Raleigh Caledosia Savings and Trust Company Fayetteville Wayne National Bank Goldsboro Greensboro Frank P. Hobgood Vupited Bank and Trust Company Reconstruction Finance Corporation

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