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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
11
State wide meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers will convene in Chapel Hill in November.
Robbery at a Wilmington area filling station left operator W. H. King with a missing $40 after three men restrained him and fled. Local authorities investigated the incident and sought suspects.
In Memphis Bob Weston, son of a wealthy textile owner, clashes with Joan Waring over social class and a party invite. Pat exposes tabloids linking Bob to Barbara Courtney while Joan wrestles suspicion about Bob’s faithfulness as she plans a lunch with him and vents to friends and Benny.
Guilford College announced its junior marshals after a faculty meeting electing students based on scholarship and character. The honor is described as one of the college’s chief distinctions and reflects high achievement by the chosen trio.
Robert Lotepiech 55 a London native and Havana manager for Swift & Co was killed by a stray bullet while watching street fighting in Havana Cuba during the new outbreak of civil warfare in the city.
A fragment notes student marshals serving at college formals guiding attendees and maintaining order during campus events. The item emphasizes duties without detailing specifics or names.
George Stiver of Camden New Jersey was chosen chief marshal. Others elected include Miss Priscilla White of Guilford College Miss Matthaw Taylor of High Point Miss Julia Blair Hodgis of Guilford College George Parker of George and Bill Edgerton of Greensboro.
Munich scientist Karl Ritter von Fridceh trains laboratory fish to react to a dinner bell, showcasing a surprising animal behavior study. The experiment demonstrates learned responses in aquatic life and draws interest from local science circles.
Last year over 20 million people paid admission to 50 licensed greyhound tracks in England, highlighting the sport's strong popularity and public interest.
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