New Insulin Combination Discovered
Evanston Illinois reports a Northwest ern university medical specialist announces a new insulin mix. Dr Arthur R Colwell says the 2 to 1 mixture of standard and protamine insulin has been used for six years on 500+ diabetics with smoother balance and gentler action. Most patients need one daily injection.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Arthur R. Colwell
Northwestern
Chicago Diabetes Association
Colwell
Donora Smog Returns With Light Weekend Coverage
Donora Pennsylvania again faced a smog threat over the weekend though officials said no serious injuries occurred. Health board president Charles Stacey noted a few asthma complaints but no major effects as investigators pursue the October disaster cause.
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Donora
Pennsylvania
Milltown
Charles Stacey
Board of Health
Stacey
Medical Leader Foresees Pushback on Health Plan Levy
Boston December 6 Dr Channing Frothingham Massachusetts Medical Society vice president and committee chair warns the American Medical Association plan to raise 3500 to oppose President Truman's national health insurance program could spark a grassroots rebellion among its 140000 members. He cites the AMA house of delegates vote imposing a 25 levy on doctors as a flashpoint.
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Boston
American Medicalissation
Truman
Channing Frothingham
Massachuts Medical Society
Committee
A’s House of Delegates
Assatian
Doc
Bankers of Toton Puzzle United States
Hollywood Calif December 6 the nations leading investment bankers heard President Julien Hollins of Chicago say "opportuni and obstacles" surround them after the November 2 election. Opening the 37th annual Westment Bankers Association convention he said bankers are disappointed by the outcome but the future for most firms is not all black. The remarks frame a year of deliberation as the financial community reacts to unexpected results.
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Westment Bankers Association America
Julien Hollins
Chicago
Collins
Assation
West Union President Joseph Egan Dies in New York
Joseph Egan, 62, president of West Union, died of pneumonia at the American Hospital in Paris and New York on December 6. He became president in 1945 after serving as vice president in charge of public relations since 1939. He joined Western Union as an attorney in 1912 and later led contracts and railroad relations and government stockholder and publications efforts.
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New York
Joseph Egan
West Union
American Hospital In
Arts
Egan
Estern Union
Clearing west and chilly with scattered showers east
North Carolina forecast shows clearing in the west and scattered showers in the east this forenoon, followed by a clearing and cooler afternoon. Mountains near freezing tonight, Tuesday remains fair and warmer in the afternoon as the sun rises at 7:17 and sets at 5:06.
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North Carolina
Americans To Remember Nazi at Xmas
Two American sailors aboard the West Natus rescue survivor Otto V. Bulew a German submarine commander who sank their ship. Bulew arranged a Christmas package of coffee tobacco and a pipe for his former foe and asked Sherlock to write his son about the sinking.
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Mill Valley
Calif
Otto V. Bulew
Hanover
Cape Hatteras
Francis Sherlock
Portland
Ore
Fred Tizenthaler
Bulew
Sherlock
Ritzenthaler
Aid to China Under Greece Aid Rise to One Billion Year
The plan envisions about one billion dollars a year for three years to aid China. This would exceed the preceding two year Greek Turkish program of 625 million and surpass the earlier 400 million China appropriation. About 275 million went to economic aid and 125 million for arms, with deliveries slow and Chinese authorities reporting roughly 25 million received.
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Congress
China
China Fund
Hawaii
Far East
Royall to spend Christmas overseas with troops
Secretary of the Army Kenneth C. Royall plans a Christmas overseas with American troops, leaving Washington December 11 for Europe. He will visit Paris, Berlin, Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Vienna, Trieste, Athens and Ankara to observe occupation activities and push ahead Army expansion amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Kenneth C. Royall
Vienna
Austria
Yuletide
Europe
Royall
Paris
Berlin
Frankfurt
Heidelberg
Germany
Free State of
Trieste
Athens
Ankara
Jurist urges ABC control for beer and wine sales
Charlotte broadcaster reports that Fred Hasty, ending five years on Mecklenburg county recorder's court, urged placing beer and wine under Alcoholic Beverage Control supervision. He resigned to return to private practice calling several venues corner saloons and linking them to assaults and drunken offenses.
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Charlotte
Fred Hasty
Mecklenburg County
Recorder’s Court
Hasty
Egmor Ape County
ABC
New York Cotton Exchange Elects Three New Members
The New York Cotton Exchange announced the election of three new members by the board of managers. They are Herbert E. Smith Winston Sales Corp Gas tonia NC H M Templeton Winchester TN and Harold E Vaughan H E Vaughan and Co Dallas TX.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Herbert E. Smith
Winston Sales Corp
Gastonia
N. C
H. M. Templeton
Winchester
Dry Weather Forecast for Carolinas Promises Clear Skies
The Carolinas expect drier cooler conditions with clearing western sections in the morning and scattered showers eastern areas. Mountain temps may drop to freezing tonight while tomorrow looks fair with warmer afternoon'.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
North Carolina
Greensboro
Charlotte
Cape Hatteras
Mt. Mitchell
Wilmington
New Bern
Cherry Point
Rocky Mount
Elizabeth City
Asheville
Hickory
Winston- Salem
Lumberton
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Charleston
Columbia
Myrtle Beach
Anderson
Greenville
Florence
Feast Broken Up When Police Find Main Course Was Stolen
Thomasville reports a chicken theft at Winston Hudson’s farm led to arrest. 27 year old Robert Hudson charged with larceny after officers traced a fresh footprint path from a chicken roost to a house on Route 2. The suspect claimed the chicken came from his mother and was eaten by his wife and brother.
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Thomasville
Winston Hudson
H. W. Kennedy
Howard Truelove
Kennedy
Hudson
Truelove
Morris
Recorder’s Court
God the Only Cause and Creator Sermon Topic
Sunday lessons across Christian Science churches centered on God as the only cause and creator. The Golden Text from Isaiah 45:18 asserts God formed the earth and created it for habitation. Citations include Isaiah 45:5,12 and Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health statement that God created all through Mind and made all perfect and eternal.
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God
Christian Science
Lord
Mary Baker Eddy
No clear title available for the crash sighting report
The Pacific air command reported a navy privateer sighting flares on the water about 20 miles from Stotts curve. Survivors uncertain as Stotts did not report how many he could see. The C 54 carried eight seven man rafts and two five man rafts with radios rations and flares.
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Honolulu
Pacific Air Command
Stotts
Air Force
Johnston Island
Red Forces Claim Evacuation of Suchow Amid Pivot Point Battle
Red forces report Suchow evacuated as nationalist troops with limited supplies face a decisive battle. Chiang Kai-Shek’s government hinges on the next moves within 100 to 200 miles northwest of Nanking as 16th and Second Army groups feint south while the 12th Army group holds fortified lines between the Kwei and Fei rivers, aided by air drops from Nanking and Shanghai.
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Suchow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
16Th
Second Army
13Th
Red
12Th
Kwei and
Fei Rivers
Shanghai
Americans Press Israel's U.N. Membership Bid
Paris reports that American officials will push Israel to be admitted to the United Nations before the weekend. The Security Council must approve the bid first, with seven of eleven votes required, before a two thirds vote in the General Assembly. The council's membership committee considers Israel's bid today amid uncertain support.
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Paris
United States
Israel
United Nations
Assembly
Security Council
Council For Israel
Council
U. S
Brace up sermon quotes urge courage in faith
In a Central Christian chapel sermon Joseph David Boyd cites scriptures from Joshua Deborah Chronicles and Peter urging believers to brace up be strong and courageous. He notes Moffatt's translation of girding the mind and urges that brace up words serve as an uplifting sermon amid disillusionment and cynicism.
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Joseph David Boyd
Joshua
Deborah
Peter
Army offers public information career paths for youths
The United States Army and Air Force recruiting station at High Point announces openings in newspaper radio and television work for 18 to 25 year olds. Recruits receive six months of public information training at Carlisle Barracks Pa followed by 90 days of on the job training with accredited media outlets and a final two week orientation. Successful trainees earn the Public Information Specialist rating and can be assigned wherever needed.
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United States Army
Joseph Trenavello
High Point
Air Force
Armed Forces Information School
Carlisle Barracks
Army
Army and
Banana fritter method for ham luncheon meat
Bake ham or luncheon meat and serve with banana fritters. Split ripe firm bananas lengthwise, quarter across, dredge in flour, and saute or fry in deep fat.
Battle over farm price support and parity in Truman era policy
The discussion centers on farm price support under a long range act with parity targets for wheat corn rice cotton and peanuts at 60 to 90 percent while tobacco remains at 90 percent if quotas are approved. Critics warn of shortages and price dips whereas supporters urge flexibility for emergencies. New treaty talks to set price ranges and world share are planned for later this month.
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Thomas
Senate
Nixon Arrives in Miami From Panama For National Security Hearing
Rep Nixon as Nixon travels by ship plane and navy transport to Miami to review sensitive 10 year old papers. He calls the documents so important they may not be made public and cites possible international repercussions. He vows the upcoming hearing will prove the presence of espionage when a Communist is involved.
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Coast Guard
Navy
Rep
Nixon
Stripling
Welles Stripling
Sumner Welles
Miami
Steak House Owner Charged After Fight in Thomasville
Thomasville authorities arrestedRaymond Clodfelter operator of the Steak House on Lexington highway and L B Bryant after a fight at the steak house. Clodfelter faces assault with a deadly weapon and Bryant is charged with assault and disorderly conduct. They posted bond and were set for trial today.
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Thomasville
Raymond Clodfelter
Lexington Highway
L. B. Bryant
Clodfelter
Bryant
Deaths and Funerals John H Nance of Fair Grove near Thomasville
John Henry Nance 45 of Fair Grove near Thomasville died in a local hospital after a short illness. Born March 4 1903 in Randolph County he worked for Reed Supply Co. Surviving wife Mary Wall mother of Jackson's Creek four sons four brothers and four sisters and one granddaughter. One son Raymond was killed in World War II. Services planned at Fair Grove Methodist Church with burial in Holly Hills Cemetery.
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John H. Nance
Thomasville
John Henry Nance
Fair Grove
Randolph County
B. W
Elizabeth Hall Nance
Reed Supply Company
Here
Mary Wall
Canaan Methodist Church
Jackson's Creek
Rayford L. Nance
Cid
Charlie Nance
Hall
Junior Nance
Home
Fred Nance
Denton
Tom
Robert Nance
Asheboro
Clayton Nance
Bynum Nance
Ocie Gallimore
Lexington
Route 2
Grace Ogelsby
Astor Delk
Jackson
Last rites for W. Homer Goss held in Thomasville church
W Homer Goss 52 of Thomasville route 2 died Thursday morning. Services were at Liberty Baptist church Sunday afternoon with ministers Rev Ervin Hartman and Rev T R York. Music included Dayton and J D Jones duet with Elvida Black on piano. a trio of Cicero Hunt Lyton Rule Wilmont Jester with Mrs M G Long. Pallbearers Ben Martin John Snider Gene Lynn Walt Mc Daniels Clarence Welborn John Hunt Coy Kennedy Nelse Harris. Flowers by nieces and friends. Miss Hannah Hepler supervised arrangements. Interment at church cemetery.
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W. Homer Goss
Thomasville
Liberty Baptist Church
Ervin Hartman
T. R. York
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
Dayton
J. D. Jones
Elvida Black
Cicero Hunt
Lyton Rule
Ben Martin
John Snider
Gene Lynn
Walt McDaniels
Clarence Welborn
John Hunt
Coy Kennedy
Nelse Harris
Hannah Hepler
Pfc. E
Graves
Edward C. Graves
Highland Methodist Church
P. A. Sherrill
S. W. Johnson
W. H. Barker
South Side Baptist Church
Chester Spoon
Harvest Underwood
John Brogan
Tommy Lance
Russell Wright
Alfred Taylor
Miller Dunlap
Clyde Lance
L. C. Dennis
Waitsell Dennis
Austin Brady
Howard George
Albert Yow
Roy Lawrence
William Lawrence
Worth Pugh
High Point Post
V.F.W
J. E. Gray
J. R. Ledbetter
M. A. Dula
G. E. Trogdon
J. L. Smith
G. T. Poston
H. D. Guyer
A. F. Edwards
J. C. Beshears
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Shipping Back On West Coast After Layoff
San Francisco December 6. After 95 days of strike idleness the Pacific coast reopened its largest shipping operations. The AFL sailors union of the Pacific gained a written guarantee that CIO unions would not invade its jurisdiction, allowing five striking unions with about 28 000 members to settle and end the coast's second longest strike. Employers estimate the tieup cost about 380 million dollars in shipping and many millions more in related industries.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
CIO
AFL
Two Troopers Escort Woman To Ga Town
In Atlanta on December 6 two Georgia State troopers were ordered to escort Amy James Mallard, widow of Robert Mallard, to Lyons to swear out murder warrants against five men tied to her husband’s ambush death near Lyons on November 20. Three suspects remained jailed. two others released after surrender.
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Atlanta
Lyons
Robert Mallard
Delmar Jones
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Amy James Mallard
Mallard
Toombs
R. E. Gray
Savannah
J. Roderick Clifton
William Lamar Howell
James Spivey
Herschel Sikes
Barney Sikes
Wer
T. Ross Sharp
Gray
Turkish aid reports gauge Greek guerrilla resistance
A three month aid program review notes Turkey maximizes US supplies and training to resist Communist pressure. It cites about 22,000 guerrillas in Greece still seeking to spread ruin and demoralization, down from 15,000 at the start of aid, and forecasts rejection of expanded Greek army funding.
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Turkey
United States
Greece
Truman
Congress
Athens
Socialists Win In Berlin Amid West Sect Victory
Berlin election in western sectors yields 858 100 votes for Social Democrats 64.5 percent. Christian Democrats 19.4 percent Liberal Democrats 16.1 percent. East sector observers report Russians boycott and call it chaos. Western turnout 86.4 percent seen as plebiscite against Kremlin control.
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Socialist Party
Christian Democrats
Liberal Democrats
Social Democrats
Kremlin
Birds use soaked feathers to moisten nest eggs
Ospreys and other birds carry water in their feathers and flick it over nests to keep eggs moist, aiding incubation and hatch success.
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