Surgeon to Set Up Foundation in Duke Medical Education
Dr. Thomas C. Bost a longtime Charlotte surgeon announced plans to create a 1 million dollar foundation to support scientific and educational work at Duke Medical Center. The gift will fund surgical research publishing results and loans grants and fellowships at Duke Medical School. Dr. Knight president of Duke called the proposal a tangible vote of confidence. Bost who also led Mecklenburg County Health Board for 30 years is a Cabarrus County native and World War I Medical Corps veteran educated at George Washington University Medical School.
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Policeman Fires At Man In New Bern Parking Lot
New Bern, N C AP A man named George S Lemaster 28 was shot by officer B P Jones during a struggle in a city parking lot after a report of car burglary Lemaster was struck in the chest hip and arm and later hospitalized Jones and Sgt E W Spock sustained minor injuries Several officers assisted in restraining Lemaster who was on probation for manslaughter.
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Central Prison Hospital
Raleigh
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Armsworthy Builds Life On Road Behind Furniture Trade
Mrs L C Godby and Mrs S C Clinard note Armsworthy moved to High Point in 1941 after marrying Virginia Bennett. He has sold furniture for 11 years after stints in hosiery and as a salesmen at Norton Non tiac in High Point. A polio limp kept him from WWII service, but he emphasizes that road work suits him and weekly home weekends sustain his family and telecommunication keeps them in touch.
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High Point
Virginia Bennett
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Surveyor 3 Digs Neat Hole on Moon in First Phase
In Pasadena the Surveyor 3 team reports a neat straight hole dug into lunar soil. Principal investigator Ronald F. Scott says the soil is cohesive yet may be soft to fall on and plans to trench deeper to test strength. The 620 pound craft touched down last week near a crater after bouncing three times due to braking rockets.
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