New Drugs Effective In Many Cases
Dr Long reports two new mold derived drugs have cured Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Maryland hospitals and treated virus pneumonia with rapid recovery. Aureomycin and chloromycetin show promise against undulant fever and cattle infections, though production limits delay availability. Both drugs are administered orally and have few toxic effects in early tests.
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Long
Rocky Mountains
Maryland
Baltimore
Hom
P. R. Burkholder
Unieiversity
E Davis and
Company
Laboretes
H. M. Duggar
Lederleboratories Division
American Amid Company
Nixon to Offer Spy Testimony on Hiss Case
Rep Nixon reveals testimony in a libel suit involving Chambers and Hiss. Rankin and Nixon allege Russians fed U S secrets to Japan, linking to Pearl Harbor. The claims name a State Department file source and a Russian agent cited as recipient of the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rankin
D-Miss
House Committee
U. S
Washington
Pearl Harbor
State Department
Chambers
Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
R-Calif
un-American Activities Subcommittee
Colonel Bykov
First Methodist Midweek Schedule
The Rev. Kenneth Goodson speaks on Then and Now at the Men's Fellowship Wednesday 6 30 pm with group singing. Paul Owen new club president presides. The minister discusses Christ in Our Needs at 8 30 pm in the mid week chapel hour broadcast from Burgess Memorial chapel on WMFR. Church choir led by Carl G N Cronstedt with Mrs. T F Strickland at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Goodson
First
Methodist Men's Fellowship Club
Paul Owen
Burgess Memorial Chapel
WMFR
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
T. F.strickland
Lost air crew survivals after midsea rescue
Four Given Up As Lost recounts an emergency ditching off Johnston Island when engine failure forced a US Navy crew to abandon their plane. Ensign L R Johnson's extra search found survivors after six minutes. sharks circled and life rafts were damaged yet all aboard eventually reached safety.
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L. R. Johnson
Minneapolis
Kona
Calhoun
Flack Replies To Kerr Scott Narrowed Primary Vote
Treasurer Charles M. Johnson, beaten by Scott in a second primary after leading six in the first, said he sought Baise’s resignation to change the highway department chief. Flack argued Scott had no right to request resignations, noting the highway and utilities commissions control hiring and firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Johnson
Scott
Baise
Highway Commission
Flack
The
Utilities Commission
Tomlinson Named to High Point City School Board
W A Tomlinson of Ward 2 was appointed by the High Point city council to fill the unexpired school board term created by the resignation of Mrs Odell Marsh. The appointment is effective immediately and runs to June 1 1951. Mrs Marsh resigns with regret after years of service. S D Clapp is reappointed to the High Point Housing Authority for a five year term.
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W. A. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
High Point
Odell Marsh
E. N. Phillips
Marsh
S. D. Clapp
High Point Housing Authority
Clapp
Williard Land To Be Held Indefinitely In High Point
At a noon chamber meeting the board, city officials and airport fund subscribers approved delaying use of 193 acres of Williard property pending VA plans for a neuropsychiatric hospital. The group debated airport prospects as VA discussions continued with no clear opposition to awaiting word from the VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
High Point Memorial Airport Fund
Williard
Veterans Administration
W. B. McEwen
High Point
Veterans Hospital
Marshall Operated On as China Aid Requests Rise
General George C. Marshall is reported to be undergoing an operation while the president says no information on his health. The former army chief of staff, turning 68 in December, has been hospitalized since returning from Paris. He met Madame Chiang Kai-shek to discuss aid for Nationalist China.
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Marshall
Army
Paris
United Nations
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Robert A. Lovett
High Point Council Reviews Bay Rum Sales Problem
City officials examine reports of bay rum sold to drinkers in High Point. Mayor Phillips notes a concerned resident and the governor’s inquiry. No laws prohibit sale, but officials seek cooperation from two drugstores to curb intoxicant use. City Manager Hinson to discuss with Police Chief Stoker gains cooperation.
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High Point Bay
T. E. Hinson
High Point
E. N. Phillips
North Carolina
Grover Jones
Phillips
Hinson
A. Kirkman
C. C. Stoker
Kirkman Urges Busy Local Legislation for City Council
Councilman O A Kirkman urged a meeting within 10 days to discuss local legislation for a domestic relations court county city health unit merger zoning planning commission and stadium property transfer to High Point College. City Attorney Grover Jones noted title transfer needs special legislation and the stadium matter was tabled.
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O. A. Kirkman
Kirkman
General Assembly
E. N. Phillips
City School
High Int College
Grover Jones
American Business Club
High Point College
City
Notices from colored churches and fraternal groups
Pride of Stuilford Lodge 47 KAP plans a Wednesday 8 p m meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. The First Baptist Church lists many ladies requested to meet Wednesday at 8 30 p m. Bethel Holiness marks its 21st anniversary with pastors scheduled through Friday. Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Bessie Simpson. Recent visitors include Mamye Blackmon and Enrico Butcher. Glee J Willoughby recovering in Kansas City after hospital stay. A Fashion Parade is set at St Matthews CME church Thursday at 8 p m with Mrs C W Robinson speaking and solos by Mrs Hattie Cooke and Mrs Alice Eccles.
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Pride of
Stuilford
KAP
Odd Fellows Hall
First Baptist Church
Mary Blackburn
Mary Bright
Martha Bennett
Dorothy Lipscombe
Ozella Hamlin
Etta Harris
Lula Kirkpatrick
Armeta Byrd
Emma Addison
Ler Stewart
Maude Williams
Ophelia Corbett
Daisy Williams
Sarah Elliott
Lola Saunders
Violet White
Glee J. Willoughby
Kansas City
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas
St. Matthews Cme Church
C. W. Robinson
Hattie Cooke
Alice Eccles
Catholic Mass Read Tomorrow for Feast of Immaculate Conception
Wednesday December 8 Holy Day services scheduled at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Montlieu Avenue. Masses at 6 7 15 and 8 30 AM with all parishioners urged to attend one service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Ation
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Montlieu Avenue
Name badges urged for merchants contest
Grace Baker, executive secretary of the High Point Merchants association, urged this morning that all sales personnel wear name badges so judges can identify participants as they pass through stores. Anticipants will be rated on courtesy neatness and efficiency with cash prizes awarded at week’s end.
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Grace Baker
High Point Merchants Association
Wanted three room unfurnished apartment with bath
Wanted three room unfurnished apartment with bath and private entrance. Phone 51671.
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Graystone Apts
Field St
Arcade
International Harvester Company
EE. Perritt
Charlotte
N. G
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BUICK
Eball
Cuddles
Vera
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Kerr Scott
Gen. Marshall
Stoker
J. B. Mason
F. R. Saunders
F. O. Bass
J. Ledbetter
Mamye Blackmon
Leonia
New Jersey
Enrico Butcher
Virgin Islands
East Bay Street
English Street
Steele Street
West Russell Street
APTS
Skeet Club Road
Zett
General Electric
N.oc
Grifith Office Beulimane Co
Ean
Davis Electric CO
Royal Portable Typewriters
Griffith Office Equipment Co
Geo. Ridge
N. Main
Appliance Company
Navy
Samet Salvage CO
Cody Upholstering CO
S. Main
Levine Junk & Metal Company
S&s. Main &J
George Ridge Appliance Co
Fine-Tex Fabrics, Inc
Barton
Utility Appliance CO
S. Main St
Piedmont Oil CO
English St. Ext
Fabric Mart
Main St
Pliance Co
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