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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
9
Raleigh date line reports that NC State College expects its 43rd year to start September 23 with the largest enrollment in school history. Preliminary registration shows more new students and transfers than last year’s record. Dormitory rooms are fully reserved and a waiting list exists as the college aids students with part time work opportunities.
Freshmen will visit fraternity houses and be reviewed by older brothers. Bids are mailed to chosen students, with acceptance or rejection due within three days. The college faculty meeting is set for September 17, followed by freshman registration. Transfers register September 21 and all others September 22. Classes start September 23. Dining room board drops from 18 to 16.50 per month.
The State Board of Health announced the appointment of Dr. M. E. Coyle as veterinary surgeon. He will join the Sanitary Engineering division under Warren H. Booker and oversee safe milk production and food inspection efforts for the state.
In Hollidaysburg Pa a cohort of four politically minded neighbors from a black shelter area are pursuing public office. One seeks school director another county treasurer the third county commissioner and the fourth a seat on town council.
International Aeronautical Federation recognizes 105 official aviation records. France holds 38, Germany 30, and the United States 19, indicating the US trails other nations in holding official record titles.
In a tense scene Alan Andrews confronts suspects about Lois disappearance. Blarney hints at secrets, while Dr. Barnes urges calm. Sue suspects Lois fled the car before the group reaches the police station where a wide search begins and Sue risks her own clearance and ring.
Nervous tension erupts as Lois Andrews enters in mauve chiffon revealing a planned escape has failed. Sue describes a frightened journey and a plea against exposing Dr Barnes as accusations rise. The room awaits a decisive confrontation with Blarney and partner looming.
In Vancouver week one of marriage mart prices dropped along with stock market losses. Ministers slash rates to lure matrimony seekers with one aggressive leader offering a low rate of 2.50 dollars. The minister claims the cost of living is down and so should the cost of marrying.
Winston Salem report says Mrs. W T Swink found a single husk bearing seven fully formed ears of corn in a bag purchased. The astonishing yield attracted local attention as a curious agricultural oddity observed in North Carolina.
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