Medical Professor Finds New Treatment for Infantile Paralysis
Syracuse medical professor Dr George M Retan reports that hypotonic salt solution injections into the bloodstream may treat acute poliomyelitis. The three year study on 57 patients in Binghamton Louisville and Syracuse notes respiratory and throat paralysis improvements, with about half mortality in treated groups and potential broader CNS benefits.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George M. Retan
College of Medicine
Syracuse University
Retan
Retan Resta
Binghampton
Louisville
George Lape
Hugh Leavell
Erwin Named State Chairman for Air Mail Week
Salisbury reports that Clyde Erwin, state superintendent of public instruction, is appointed as state chairman of the educational committee for National Air Mail Week observance. Postmaster J. H. McKennie announced the appointment.
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Salisbury
J. H. McKennie
National Air Mail Week
Clyde Erwin
Fragmented Verse Excerpt with Death and Immortality Theme
A damaged excerpt lists verses on fear of death and survival beyond mortal pain. It speaks of seeking surcease, hope in a distraught tomorrow, and a celestial, peaceful image of sleep and a blue sky. The fragment hints at spiritual consolation and eternal life imagery.
Weather Outlook for Carolinas Turns Warmer
North Carolina sees generally fair conditions with a touch of cold in the northeast and a warming trend in the mountains. Sunday through Monday forecast calls for fair skies and higher temperatures. South Carolina experiences milder cold in the far northwest, with Sunday and Monday turning sunny and warmer.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
FREAK WINTER WEATHER BRINGS DEATHS AND FLOODING
Severe cold and storms raged across the nation with deaths in Aliceville and Whitestone, Alabama. Flood threats forced evacuations in Prattville Alabama while hundreds faced school closures and telecommunication outages in Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin.
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Huron
New York
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Canada
Great Lakes
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Prattville
Fila
Bibb Graves
Chicago
Texas
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
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Virginia
Kane
Lle
Whitestone
Aliceville
Judge Hubert Olive to Speak at Legion Dedication
Judge Hubert E. Olive of Lexington will address High Point Legionnaires and ex service men at the opening and dedication of Andrew Jackson post No. 87 American Legion headquarters in the old post office building. The United States government donated the new headquarters. Post Commander J. P. Byrne will preside. Olive has long led state Legion affairs and served in multiple posts and commands. During World War I he was a first lieutenant in Battery A 317th Field Artillery 81st Division.
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Hubert E. Olive
Lexington
High Point Legionnaires
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Legion Post
United States
J. P. Byrne
Olive
Department of the Judge Advocate
Judge Olive
317Th Field Artillery
PUMP-PRIMING TO REVIVE PURCHASING POWER
The piece discusses economic strategy amid a recession. It notes the decline in the Federal Reserve index, Eccles suggesting quick spending to boost consumer power, and renewed use of RFC loans. It mentions a potential $1.5 billion public works program and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Senate
R.F.C
Congress
Morgenthau
Sea Island
Washington
Treasury
Tug Sinks Off N.C. Coast In Gale. Crew Saved
A steamer owned by Major and Loomis of Hertford sank in a gale on Albemarle Sound with no loss of life. Captain Earl Davenport and four crew members escaped in a fire boat and landed at Durant's Creek.
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Hertford
Aris
Ius Rolina
Major and Loomis Company
Albemarie Sound
Earl Davenport
Durant
Joint committee to compromise on farm benefit funding tax
The joint committee faces a clash over a 212 million dollar annual plan to raise funds via processing taxes on corn wheat cotton tobacco rice and synthetic fibers to boost farm benefits. Senate leaders expect an undistributed profits tax while differences remain over corporate tax rates and capital gains provisions.
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D.-Ida
Pops
Senator Connally
D.-Tex
Senate
House
Congress debates reorganizing bill amid wage hour doubts
The article notes continued planning to carry the reorganization fight before voters while signs show no immediate move to debate it in Congress this year. It cites RAMSPECK on wage hour prospects, predicts near-term relief work and tax action, and reports reactions from Hoover, Landon, and the Republican chair.
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Well
Congress
Ramszpeck
House Labor Sub-Committee
House
Senate
Bankhead
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
John Hamilton
Daladier Promises Strong Government in France
The article reports Daladier pledging strong government powers after Blum decrees toppled two socialist ministries. Observers say a strong cabinet could win the needed authority to face France’s debts, armament program, and economy. It notes aims to rebuild the economy, curb strikes, and bolster foreign alliances amid looming German–Austrian union votes.
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France
Germany
Austria
Randolph Parent Teacher Institute Set for April 14
The Randolph County Parent Teacher Institute meets at Franklinville on Thursday, April 14, with Charles F. Carroll Jr., superintendent of High Point city schools, as principal speaker. F D McLeod, principal of Trinity Archdale and Carraway schools, will also address the Institute.
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Randolph County
Franklinville
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
High Point City
F. D. McLeod
Trinity
Archdale
Carraway
District Music Elimination Contests Attract Nearly 500 Students
Nearly five hundred high school students competed in district elimination music contests for Class B and C schools in Guilford Alamance Davidson and Randolph counties. Winners advance to state contests at Woman's College Greensboro in April 1922. Results include Eloise Bodenheimer Lexington piano solo and Zelma Parnell Jamestown soprano solo among many others.
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Guilford
Alamance
Davidson
Randolph
C. Bachtelle
Greensboro
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Eloise Bodenheimer
Thomasville
Lexington
Zelma Parnell
Jamestown
Joan Peller
Mary Louise Talley
Randleman
E. H. Easter, Jr
John H. Wells
Arthur Upshaw
J. D. Gray
Bevan Farlowe
College
Helen Messick
Elon College
Mary Belle Clark
Sumner
Selena Kime
Liberty
Frances Johnson
Junior Home
Rankin Carruthers
Graham
Robert Cook
Roy Hubbs
Roy’s Glee Club
Mebane
Pleasant Garden
Alexander Wilson
Eli-Whitney
Mills Home
Eloise Stancil
Helen Reid White
Eula Dixon Hutchison
Sara Gill
Alexander-Wilson
A. W. Otwell
Albert Cheek
Billy Sykes
Frank Holt
Lutheran Circle to Meet Monday at Mrs Cooper Home
The Gladys Morgan circle of Emmanuel Lutheran church will gather Monday afternoon at 3 30 at the home of Mrs H F Cooper on Gatewood avenue for a meetings.
Woman's Auxiliary to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will hold its regular meeting at the church Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Woman’s Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Life Barred In Newport News Newsstands
Police Chief W. E. Mahone banned sale of the current issue of Life in Newport News on newsstands tonight because it carries scenes from the motion picture The Birth of a Baby.
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Newport News
W. E. Mahone
Life
Pentecostal Holiness Church Program Notes
The Pentecostal Holiness church announces a day program led by Rev Francis Noble with Sunday school at 9:30 a m and M M Strother as superintendent Preaching at 10 45 a m titled Measate to the Church and again at 2 p m on Gods Unforgotten Love and Care A youth meeting at 5 30 p m under Delma Byerly with evangelistic closing Prayer meeting runs from Wednesday night to Thursday night
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Pentecostal Holiness
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Francis Noble
Pas
Strother
Delma Byerly
Chan
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