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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

27 Oct 1922

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1922

Page

4

Rotary Club hearing on High Point boys life

High Point Rotary Club heard talks on boys work and Rotary ideals at the Sheraton hotel. W M Marr Fred N Tate and R N Mann spoke on education back-to-school letters and college aid. A survey showed 2404 boys in High Point 1913 white 491 negro with 400 not in school 497 employed and 60 white Scout age.

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Rotary Club Sheraton Hotel W. MM. Marr Fred N. Tate R. N. Manan Rotary Carter Dalton Tate A. S. Caldwell C. C. Garrett High Point R. N. Mann Rotary Cid Mann International Rotary Clubs Manin United States Ignt Bisys A Potutars Scouts Batanss Ufe Dalton
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Germans Fear Stinnes Lubersac Trust Shapes German Market

Berlin observers warn the Stinnes Lubersac pact could create a dominant materials monopoly. Deliveries to France may inflate German costs, worsen housing shortages, and strain reconstruction funding, with Berlin housing arrears and war losses cited.

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Berlin Germany Hugo Stinnes Marquis de Lubersac Stinnes Strints ‘Trust France
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Harding approves Navy Day celebration letter to Secretary

The release confirms President Harding's formal approval of Navy Day observances after Denby's report of broad support. The notice accompanies other items noting Denmark to reduce its defense forces from 11,500 to 6,700, while a separate remark mentions Ceylon elephants valued for strength and docility.

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Washington Harding Wendy Navy Department Denby Denmark Ceylon
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