Notables to Dedicate UNC Health Center in Chapel Hill
UNC Chapel Hill will host a two day dedication April 23 and 24 for four new facilities the North Carolina Memorial Hospital the School of Dentistry the School of Nursing and the expanded four year School of Medicine. Dr Henry T Clark Jr will preside at the Thursday convocation with remarks from leaders of medical groups and greetings from professional societies. Dr Joseph T Wearn of Western Reserve University will deliver the principal address Friday at Memorial Hall. Luncheon details and alternate rain venue Tin Can are listed.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
School of Dentistry
School of Nursing
School of Medicine
Frank P. Graham
University
United Nations
India-Pakistan
Enan Stadium
Memorial Hall
Designa
Henry T. Clark, Jr
Division of Health Affairs
Kelsey Regen
First Presbyterian Church
Durham
Medical Society of North Carolina
J. Street Brewer
Roseboro
North Carolina Dental Society
A. C. Current
Gastonia
North Carolina Nurses ‘Association
Josephine Kerr
Charlotte
North Carolina Hospital Association
O. A. Smith
Greensboro
W. Reece Berryhill
University Edical School
Ncipal
Joseph T. Wearn
Western Reserve University
Schoool of Medicine
University Hospitals
Cleveland
Griffin's of
Goldsboro
Library
Chancellor House
Earl Slocum i
Edwin A. Penick
Raleigh
Diocese of
North Carolina
Medical College of Virginia
William T. Sanger
Duke University
A. Hollisons
Wake Forest College
Harold W. Tribble
Frank Graham
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital events fill North Carolina Medical school Convocation
The Medical School outlines Thursday meetings at 2:30 with Dudley D. Carroll Hall hosting the School of Medicine and a portrait unveiling for Dr. Hubert A. Roys ter by Dr. John A. Ferrell. Includes memorial plaque unveiling for Dr. Henry O. Lineberger and talks by Dr. Lloyd H. Dodd, Mrs. Leone, and Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern with a Friday convocation and luncheon at Kenan Stadium.
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School of Medicine
Dudley D. Carroll Hall
Dean Berryhill
Hubert A. Royster
Raleigh
University Medical School
John A. Ferrell
North Carolina Medical Care Commission
Robert B. House
David Preston Barr
Cornell University Medical College
New York Hospital
Nathan A. Womack
Unniversi
North Carolina Medical School
School of Dentistry
John C. Brauer
Henry.o. Lineberger
Lloyd H. Dodd
Decatur, Ill
Decatur District Dental Socie
American Newspaper Week Opens With AP ANPA Meetings
American Newspaper Week begins in New York with The Associated Press annual meeting and luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria. The 67th ANPA convention follows Tuesday at the same hotel, drawing more than 1,000 publishers and editors. Vice President Nixon will address the ANPA dinner, and Treasury Secretary Humphrey will speak at the AP luncheon. International guests include Reuters chief Christopher Chancellor and Kyodo president Shizu Abe.
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New York
Associated Press
Waldorf Astoria
American Bonrepepes Publishers Association
ANPA
Richard M. Nixon
Anpa Bureau of Advertising
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Christopher Chancellor
Reuters
Shizu Abe
Kyodo
Japan
F. W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburgh
Kan
Robert McLean
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Paul Miller
Roches
U S Gets Irish Pony a New Emigrant Sent Overseas
A four year old roan Connemara pony from Ireland is shipped to the United States in April marking the breed’s first sale to America. Frank Tierney of Ridgefield Connecticut purchased the wild pony in Connemara bogland. The former owner R T Curley has trained it for children’s riding hoping to spark American demand.
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Dublin
Ireland
United States
Connemara
Frank Tierney
Ridgefield
Connecticut
R. T. Curley
Immigrants Reach Eighty One Thousand in Nine Months
Australia recorded 81 000 immigrants in the first nine months of 1952, reflecting postwar migration trends and government intake efforts. The figure underscores ongoing population growth and shifts in settlement patterns during the period.
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Australia
Dignity for Burlesque Dears Scrubbed Bathing Scene in Tokyo
Tokyo burlesque owners vote to remove the audience bathing scene from shows citing lack of dignity. The highlight previously invited audience members to scrub the backs of the performers on stage.
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Tokyo
Japan
German Troops Used by British Against America in Revolution
In a historical note, thirty thousand German soldiers were employed by British forces as part of their military operations against American forces during the Revolutionary War. The contingent reflected broader German involvement in the conflict through allied mercenary arrangements.
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America
Alumnae elect new Duke Association officers
Miss Lee Anne Seawell of Athens was elected president of the Duke University Alumnae Association succeeding Mrs Walter B. Willard of Raleigh. Mrs Thomas A. Grant of Staunton and Mrs Harry B. Stein of Fayetteville were chosen first and second vice presidents replacing Seawell and Mrs P C Pancake of Huntington.
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Durham
Lee Anne Seawell
Athens
Walter B. Willard
Raleigh
Duke University
Thomas A. Grant
Staunton
Harry B. Stein
Fayetteville
Association
Miss Seawell
P. C. Pancake
Huntington
W. Va
Bad Bridge Habits Will Cause Trouble
A bridge column narrates a South hand where mechanical play at trick one risks the contract. The recommended line is win ace of hearts, cash ace of diamonds, then play jack diamond to set up the suit and avoid a finesse that could fail to West.
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NEA
West
South
East
Declarer
Windstorm Slams Columbus and Phenix City Injuring Dozens
A violent April storm struck Columbus Georgia and Phenix City Alabama with winds up to 90 miles per hour. One teenage girl died and dozens were injured with numbers rising as hospitals faced chaotic conditions. Emergency crews and military police assisted in traffic and rescue efforts.
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Columbus
Arkansas
Alabama
Phenix City
Ala
Chattahoochee River
St. Francis Hospital
City Hospital
St. Francis
Levone Antley
Red Cross
Albany
Phenix
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Ft. Benning
Auburn
Mud Forces Heath Hawley Schools to Two-Week Break
Spring rains flood roads making them impassable so Heath and nearby Hawley schools cancel classes for two weeks. Students in Heath and Hawley are excused from lectures while crews clear and repair routes.
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Heath
Mass
Hawley
Bob Morrow Joins WHPE Radio Staff
Veteran radio broadcaster Bob Morrow joins WHPE to host Robin's Nest from 6 30 to 9 00 am. A Tuscon Arizona native, he moves to High Point with his wife and two children from Lexington. He is a World War II Marine Corps veteran and has worked with Mutual CBS and Don Lee networks.
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Bob Morrow
Morrow
Tuscon, Ariz
High Point
Lexington
University of Arizona
U. S
Utah
St. Louis
Legless bootblack keeps his job in the palace
In Mexico City the national palace hosts many new faces under President Ruiz Cortines while Jenato Corona Morales, the boot black with amputated legs, remains a constant. Brought by President Obregon about thirty years ago, he shines the boots of seven aides and visitors, keeping his post despite his disability.
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Mexico City
National Palace
Ruiz Cortines
Jenato Corona Morales
Alvaro Obregon
Police Report Details Night of Multiple Arrests
Police report lists several arrests including Ethel Brandon charged with assault with a deadly weapon after a potato knife stabbing on Hoover Street. Clarence Richardson treated for a forehead wound and released. Other arrests include Thurman York for assault with a deadly weapon on a 15 year old, John Wesley Manual jailed with bond, and Rush Mills charged with assault and drunkenness. Prohibition violators Lee and Mary Haywood posted $200 bonds. Hearing dates set for April 29 and tomorrow for Mills and Geiester Watson.
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Ethel Brandon
Hoover Street
Clarence Richardson
Richardson
Memorial Hospital
Bond
Thurman R. York
Johnson Street
Robert McMillan
Anderson Street
York
Wevele
John Wesley
Jamestown
A. E. Kelley
Lee Haywood
Price Street
Mary Haywood
Leonard Street
Rush McKinley Mills, Jr
Tryon Street
Irene Grubb
Mills
Geiester Watson
Nicaulda
Piedmont Community Concert Drive Ends With Sellout
The 1953 54 campaign of the Piedmont Community Concert Association closed in a sellout as membership reached auditorium capacity. Frank Lambeth praised area cooperation with communities including Thomasville Asheboro Randleman and Denton and announced next season plans and artist selections with Ben Lobdill of Community Concert Service.
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Piedmont Community Concert Association
Frank Lambeth
Thomasville
Asheboro
Randleman
Denton
Lambeth
Association Artists Selection Committee
Sheraton Hotel
Ben Lobdill
The
Community Concert Service of
New York
Lobdill
High Point
High Point to Host Woodmen of the World Biannual Convention
High Point has been chosen as the host city for the next Woodmen of the World convention. W L Hunt announced the spring 1955 event after returning from the Goldsboro gathering. Officers elected include Staton Williams head consul Edgar Johnson head banker and W L Ross head clerk.
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High Point
Woodmen of the World
W. L. Hunt
Goldsboro
Staton Williams
Albemarle
Richardson
Greensboro
Edgar ©. Johnson
W. L. Ross
Salisbury
Hunt
Teen-Ager Is Robbed First Day On Job
Veronica Lee, 17, started work as a sales girl at a Loop candy store in Chicago. The first customer she waited on robbed her, forcing the cash register to open and taking $35 before fleeing.
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Chicago
Veronica Lee
Loop
ASNE Tables Unfair News Coverage Charge Debate
Washington April 18 The American Society of Newspaper Editors closed a three day meeting by tabling a proposal to investigate grave charges of unfair news coverage by Senators Taft and Morse. Irving Dilliard urged creating a committee to study the issue, but most editors preferred tabling resolutions due to low attendance. The group elected Basil Walters president and discussed freedom of information with cautions on new administration policies.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Taft
Ohio
Morse
Indore
Irving Dilliard
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dilliard
Society
Basil L. Walters
The
Knight Newspapers
Chicago
ASNE
Eisenhower
William M. Tugman
Eugene
Ore
Walter Harrison
Oklahoma City
Don C. Shoemaker
Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
Appropriations
Beakers
Shoemaker
Freedom of Morning News
Resolutions Committee
McKnight
Walters
Wright Bryan
Atlanta Journal
James S$. Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
Kenneth MacDonald
Des Moines Register and Tribune
J. Donald Ferguson
Milwaukee Journal
Jus Dabney
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Pope
Asne Freedom of Information Committee
Truman
Astin Affair Quieted by Retainer of Director
Washington reports say the Astin affair cooled on Capitol Hill as President Eisenhower appointed Weeks to keep Dr. Allen V. Astin at the National Bureau of Standards for several months. Weeks defended the firing as administrative, while calls for a full independent inquiry persisted from scientists and Senator Hill.
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Washington
Astin
Capitol Hill
David L. Hill
Federation of American Scientists
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Allen V. Astin
National Bureau of Standards
Standards Bureau
Weeks
Bureau
Bureau of Standards
Thye
R-Minn
Senate Small Business Committee
Sen. Hunt
D-Wye
Dr. Astin
Hill
Small Business Or Commerce Committee
House
Vanderbilt University
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School of Public Health
Medical School
Chapel Hill- Pittsboro
N. ©. Memorial Hospital
Olina Memorial Hospital
New Schools of Nursing and Dentistry
Onla Medical School
Ilinois
Lotte
Leone
Gerrard Hall
Elizabeth Kemble
Lucile Perry Leone
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Robert R. Cadmus
Presiding
Malcolm T. MacEachern
American Hospital Association
Lenoir ‘Hall
Medical Alumni Association
Roy B. McKnight
Char
N. Y
Ter
Democrat and Chronicle
Robert B. Choate
Boston Herald
James M. North Jr
Ft. Worth
Sarasota
U.S
NORTH
Aloo
Wal
Mort
Columbus, Ga
WHPE
High Pointer
Wow
Society of Newspaper Editors
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