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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1930

Page

3

Toxin antitoxin given to all children under six urged

Raleigh May 14 The State Board of Health urges giving toxin antitoxin to all children under six. Three doses a week apart with fresh lab product prevents diphtheria in about 80 to 85 percent of susceptible children. Immunity may last for life, and treatment is available at nominal price or free through county or city health services. In 1929 North Carolina reported 345 diphtheria deaths.

Raleigh State Board of Health North Carolina North Caro

Charge Mystic Bilked Film Stars line

Dr. T. W. Cooper condemns the alleged charges as a major blot on the state. He cites 345 preventable child deaths versus 172 typhoid fatalities, noting diphtheria deaths outpaced typhoid despite vaccines.

Charge Mystic Bilked

Statesville House Is Ransacked By Young Girl Burglars

Mrs. Shelton Miller of Brookdale left her door open while visiting a neighbor. Two girls arrived in a car, entered the Miller home, and made three trips to the vehicle. Upon return she found a clock, silver vase, candle stick, electric torchlight, rug, chair, and table missing.

Statesville Shelton Miller Brookdale Miller

Davidson College to Dedicate Chambers Building and Inaugurate New President

Davidson, May 14. Five thousand invitations are being mailed for the inauguration of Dr. Walter L. Lingle as the eleventh president and the dedication of Chambers building during the 94th commencement. The events span June 3 with morning inauguration at 11 and Chambers dedication at 3, plus alumni meetings, trustee sessions, and class reunions.

Davidson Davidson College Walter L. Lingle Chambers General Alumni Association Dean J. H. McConnell Stuart Nye Hutchison Stuart Nye Hutchison, D. D Pittsburgh

State College Mechanical Engineers See Full Jobs Demand

Enterprise Bureau reports Raleigh May 14 that 15 State College mechanical engineering seniors slated to graduate in June have already secured positions. Despite a weak business mood the department has turned away requests from firms in the Midwest Central New England and Southeast. The list includes T. G. Smith of New Bern with Allis-Chalmers Milwaukee and William Wright as examples of graduates placed.

T. G. Smith New Bern Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co Milwaukee Wis William Wright

Notable Names Linked to Major Firms Across the East

A roster of executives and associates tied to General Electric DuPont Westinghouse and related firms appears across cities from Lynn Massachusetts to Buffalo New York and Raleigh North Carolina. The list includes E M Cooper Jr C H Jourdan J A Westbrook B R Small H M Wright and others with connections to Buckeye Cotton Oil Co DuPont Rayon Co Westinghouse and General Electric.

Buckeye Cotton Oil Co Atlanta Ga H. M. Wright Augusta Rensselaer I. W. Leggett Greenville Pittsburgh J. H. Douthit Badin General Electric Co Lynn, Mass

Lawrence Mass Declines 10 927 Inhabitants in Ten Years

Lawrence Massachusetts reported a population drop of 10 927 from 1920 to 1930. The 1930 census figure is 83 343, down from 94 270 in 1920, the district headquarters at Lynn announced. Lowell also shrank but by a smaller percentage.

Lynn Lowell Ed Lawrence New England Lawrence

Adaph Burroughs Question Dropped by Senate Lobby Panel

The senate lobby committee ended plans to question Miss Adaph Burroughs of Richmond, treasurer of the Virginia anti-Smith committee in 1928, about finances handled by Bishop James Canhon Jr. Louisiana truck farms produced 277000 bushels of onions in 1929.

Washington Adaph Burroughs Richmond Virginia anti-Smith Committee James Canhon, Jr Senate Lobby Committee Louisiana

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