Duke Hospital and Medical School Mark Twenty Years of Growth
A Duke University history outlines twenty years of expansion in medicine and nursing. From July 1930 to present, patient census rose from 17 to about 454 daily, 1,330 graduates serve nationwide, and 50 000 library volumes support a 20 000 to 50 000 book increase. Four expansion plans aim to broaden student intake while 54 percent of graduates stay in the South.
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Durham
Duke University
Duke
W. C. Davison
Duke Medical School
Duke Hospital
Dean Davison
Duke Medical
North Carolina
Nem
South
Ring
Duke University Schools of Medicine
Nursing and ‘Health Services
Grain Storage Expansion Set in Turkey Plans
Ankara reports a program to enlarge and modernize Turkey's grain storage and transport facilities as the first step to boost foreign exchange earnings from exports. M L Daytom of the Mutual Security Agency's Turkey mission cites a $2.5 million MSA investment to acquire about 500 portable steel grain hangars. The piece notes efficiency gains in power generation comparing current and past coal use.
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Ankara
Turkey
M. L. Daytom
Mutual Security Agency
Special Economic
MSA
Split between Moscow and Peiping in Korea Armistice Talks
The article analyzes a growing rift between Moscow and Peiping over Korea Armistice talks. It notes Malik's delayed return to New York, hints China seeks an armistice while Moscow resists, and cites Franz Borkenau on communist influence in Asia.
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Moscow
Peiping
Panmunjom
U. S
Orient
Korea
Russia
Malik
New York
U.N
Chu Teh
China
Franz Borkenau
Comintern
Commentary
Borkenau
India
Red China
Chou En-lai
Soviet Union
People’s Republic of China
Asia
Mao
Stalin
Love-Making Of Frogs Studied
Huntington scholars report a 10 year study of frogs describing nudging as part of mating behavior. Marshal College zoologist Dr N Bayard Green notes Up land Chorus frogs court and romance largely by female initiative with more males than females and many males remaining chaste. Green observed about 6000 frogs during the study and earned a doctorate from Ohio State University.
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Huntington, W. Va.r
N. Bayard Green
Marshal College
Green
Ohio State University
Napoleon III Letter Found in Bologna Archives
A signed letter by Napoleon II, the last French emperor, surrendering at Sedan, has been recovered in Bologna archives after 80 years. The missive, addressed to Wilhelm I, dates from the 19th century and belonged to the heirs of Francesco Galli, Gallo Quinto and Gallo Quarto.
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Bologna
Italy
France
Napoleon II
Sedan
Wilhelm I
Germany
Napoleon
Francesco Galli
Gallo Quinto
Gallo Quarto
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Duke Schools of Medicine
Penn Health
By Wendell Weisend
Cal School
B.T.U
Rleer
Rleey
High Point
S. Main ST. Ext
Red
William L. Ryan
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
GlenDa
Sae
Hunter Green
Napoleon III
Vrurr
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