New Heart Machine Shown On Page One
A new artificial heart device, developed by Hahnemann medical college, the Institute of Technology, and J J Ashton in New York, could assist heart function by circulating blood through the body and lungs via a neck vein and artery connection. The unit features a steel lung cylinder, a transparent eye pump, and a plastic lined blood path, operating on ordinary current to pump about eight parts of blood per minute.
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Hahnemann Medical College
Institute of Technology
J. J. Ashton Company
New York City
Policy Accord Hoped Result
The article argues that foreign crises threaten U.S. security and that military preparedness requires public confidence at home and among allies. It notes President Truman's call for greater military spending and the expected outcomes from the Attlee Truman conference.
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United States
America
Truman
Californians Flee Flooded Homes
In north central California and western Nevada about 5000 residents evacuated as flood waters rose for a second time in two weeks. Estimated losses from the latest floods were not expected to reach mid November totals of 20 million dollars in California and 5 million in Nevada, with another Pacific storm forecast.
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Sacramento
Calif
Deaths and Funerals In Thomasville Area
A series of obituaries from Thomasville and nearby areas notes Hattie Ensley Beck 64 died at a local hospital and funeral in Pilot View Baptist church with family plots in Zion Reformed cemetery. Doris Lawrence Frith 38 died at Guilford County Sanatorium Jamestown after long illness. survivors include daughter Loretta Frith Martinsville and relatives in Virginia and Pennsylvania with services in Martinsville. Day Lou Welborn 66 died in High Point after extended illness. funeral Monday at 3 p.m. at her niece’s home with burial in Lebanon cemetery. Rome C. Little 47 prominent farmer of Millboro Randolph county died Sunday. services Tuesday at Bethany Methodist church with burial at church cemetery. Mary Pendry Clemmons died at daughter-in-law’s home in Thomasville. services in Green and Sons funeral home and Love’s Methodist church Walkertown with interment in family plot. Annie Catherine Parks Greene 67 High Point resident died at home. funeral Tuesday at Lebanon Methodist church with burial in High Point cemetery.
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G. M. Beck
Thomasville
Hattie Ensley Beck
M. Beck
Pilot View Baptist Church
Zion Reformed Church Cemetery
Doris Frith
Doria Lawrence Frith
Guilford County
Jamestown
Henry County
Bob and
Hope Lawrence
Loretta Frith
Martinsville
Bob Lawrence
Henry C. Lawrence
Daisy Welborn
Lou Welborn
High Point
Claude
Sarah Jane Davis Welborn
T. R. Blakely
Blue Bell Overall Company
Greensboro
Lebanon Methodist Church
T. M. Blakely
Fairfield Road
Asheboro Highway
Lebanon Cemetery
Rome C. Little
Millboro
Randolph County
Worthville
Rt. 1
Franklinville
W. Little
Conover
Caroll
Taylorsville
Chall
Waynesville
Horace
Rockford
Mt. Marve
Hickory
Rawson
Rt. 2
Rancieman
Cumbylorrell
Bethany Methodist Church
Walter Yount
Asheboro
Y. D. Poole
Mary Pendry Clemmons
Robah T. Clemmons
Highland Avenue
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Love's Methodist Church
Walkertown
C. ©. Plyler
Trinity- Bethel
J. T. Bowman
Davidson
G. R. Be
Loves Methodist Church
Tommy Wagner
Flowers
Lois Hiatt
Clemmons
Lawrence Hiatt
Ralph Hiatt
Leon Hiatt
Marion Hinstt
Joe Hintt
John Hiatt
Annie Catherine Parks Greene
James D. Greene
Idol Street
Lincoln County
Georgia
William E
Catherine Carteau Parks
Greene
Marines Escape Red Traps at Changjin Reservoir
U S Marines and Army Doughboys retreat from Hagaru to Hamhung amid heavy Chinese pressure. Major Gen Partridge orders B 26 strikes while 1,200 wounded are flown out. Southeast of the reservoir 45,000 Chinese mass for a drive on Hamhung Hungnam and the 10th corps. some elements within 15 miles of Hamhung.
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Hamhung
U. S. First Marine Division
Hagaru
Changjin Reservoir
Big
U. S
Earle E. Partridge
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Far East Air Force Headquarters
Hungnam
U. S&. 10Th. Corps
Lofficer
Hamhi
Ile
Waldo Cheek Takes Oath of Office
Waldo C. Cheek was sworn in for two more years as North Carolina insurance commissioner. The Asheboro man, 38, took the oath at the state house with about 75 observers as Secretary Thad Eure administered the ceremony. Cheek was appointed by Governor Scott in 1949 to fill a Hodges vacancy and elected November 7 to complete Hodges term.
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Raleigh
Waldo C. Cheek
Cheek
State House of Representatives
Thad Eure
Asheboro
Scott
William P. Hodges
Hodges
Three Atom Scientists Indicted for Contempt of Congress
Five individuals connected to wartime atomic research faced federal indictments for contempt of Congress. Steven Nelson and Marcel Scherer linked to Communist activity in a University of California radiation lab. David Joseph Bohm Giovan ni Rossi Lomanitz Irving David Fox also charged for refusing to answer House Un American Activities Committee questions. Nelson’s case centers on alleged Communist party membership.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Steven Nelson
Western Pennsylvania
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Marcel Scherer
Nelson
House
UN American Activities Committee
David Joseph Bohm
Giovanni Rossi Lomanitz
Irving
Civil Defense Push Aims For Stronger War Readiness
After Pearl Harbor a nationwide urgency fuels civil defense plans. P J Truman creates the Civil Defense Administration led by Millard Caldwell Jr seeking legal basis and expanded powers. Congress likely to back the program with greater state involvement and mass volunteer training.
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Pearl Harbor
P J Truman
Civil Defense Administration
Millard F. Caldwell, Jr
Congress
Britain and Egypt in standoff over Nile and Sudan
Britain withholds arms as Egypt pushes to annex the Anglo Egyptian Sudan. Cairo seeks incorporation into its territory while Britain offers a joint defense board for the canal and a joint Anglo Egyptian authority over Nile waters until Sudan's status is settled. Egypt rejects past terms but may only accept limited compromise.
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Britain
Sudan
Nile
Egypt
Mother Near Death Seeks Visit From Son In Prison
In Goldsboro a dying elderly mother requests a final visit from her son Sam Thompson who is serving a 30 year manslaughter sentence in state prison. The move to bring him home rests with Wayne County Sheriff Paul Garrison as officers previously denied the request.
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Goldsboro
Eva Thompson
Chilren
Sam Thompson
Lenoir County
Sings & Aengneer Tae Shamaneeng
Sam
Three Navy Crewmen Die In Transport Plane Crash
In heavy rain near Asheville a navy twin engine transport crashed into a mountainside killing three crew members and seriously injuring a fourth. The aircraft was en route from Pomona naval air base Atlantic City New Jersey with victims unnamed as family and officials awaited identification.
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Asheville
Here Yestern
Pomona Naval Air Base
Atlantic City
N. J
Weather Summary for Charlotte Early Morning
Weather bureau records show temperature and rainfall data for the hours ending at 7 30 a m in Charlotte Dee. Data reflects early morning conditions and precipitation amounts recorded by the station.
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Charlotte, Dee
Ese
Ee Celal Weather Bureau
Winston-Salem Man Sentenced in Local Court Case List
Local court records show Winston-Salem resident James R. Hall received a two-year sentence for assault on a minor involving a 10-year-old girl. Several others faced varying penalties including drunken driving, truancy, and prohibited conduct, with names and charges detailing court actions and suspensions.
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Winston-Salem
James R. Hall
Louis Fisher
Alexandria
Baltimore
Rialto
Arlene Peace
Route 5
D. C. MacRae
Worth C. Robbins
Thomasville
Route 3
W. Walton
H. M. Kepley
Paul V. Dennis
Guilford College
A. D. Freeman
John Perry
Johnny P. Card
Taylor
Udell Mills
Leflin
Lonnie Goins
Vall Street
P. Jessup
Fletcher McKenzie
Fairview
Lonnie Wall
South Hamilton
Franklin D. Griffin
Snyder Pleas For Revenues
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder told the Senate Finance Committee that federal outlays may rise by 50 percent to a 500 billion total in the next fiscal year starting July 1 due to defense costs. He urged enactment of President Truman's 4 billion excess profits tax and warned the House substitute would yield only 3 billion annually. He cited Korea and global events as justification for more revenue via profits taxes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
House
Korea
Scott Hodges In New York Sign $32 Million General Fund Bonds
Governor Scott and State Treasurer Brandon Hodges traveled to New York City to sign 32 million dollars of general fund bonds sold November 15. The issue allocates 25 million for school buildings and 7.5 million for port improvements, sold to a syndicate led by First National Bank of New York at 1.412711 percent. Lignite moisture reaches forty percent.
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Raleigh
Scott
Brandon Hodges
New York City
Iworth
General Fund
First National Bank of
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