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A St. Louis hospital fitted a room for operating on dren with a flyproof design and walls decorated by fairy tale scenes to ease patient anxiety.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1947
Page
2
Auto Examiners Swamped by Applicants
A long line of people crowded the county building basement today seeking re examinations for new licenses. Examinations limited to applicants with surnames A or B and only two days remain to complete tests before December 31. Drivers caught without a license face charges and a minimum $25 fine plus costs as Judge D. C. MacRae presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
Wartime Controls Extended and Voluntary Programs Enacted
The bill promotes a Lash es Out program and a food and livestock feed program in non European countries, both voluntary. It requests but does not demand a detailed plan to parcel out cost of living items at critical shortage, with a 15 day congressional decision window. It renews wartime grain use restrictions to Jan 31 1948 and extends power over rail transportation to Feb 28 1949, while forbidding price fixing in voluntary agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Death toll rises in North Carolina incidents
Dr D M Summerville, county coroner, said 13 people died in separate incidents. Charles Allen 55 of Rolesville Negro killed when ambulance struck him. Driver exonerated. Ernest Hubert 34 found frozen near Mooresville. Jasper Faust Burlington shot. a Negro woman held. Sam Henry Jenkins 25 near Jacksonville killed in auto crash. driver exonerated. Janice Jones 17 of Goldsboro dies from injuries after Christmas collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Henry Jenkins
Jacksonville
N. C
Jenkins
Janice Jones
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Hospital
King Vittorio Emanuele II Abdicates in Favor of Umberto
The ex King Vittorio Emanuele III urged abdication as public feeling soured. In 1944 Rome fell to allies and he ceded power to Umberto as lieutenant general, making him nominal king. On May 9, 1946, Vittorio Emanuele abdicated again and fled to Alexandria, but Italians voted to become a republic a month later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Umberto
Inmame
House of Savoy
Vittorio Emanuele
Alexandria
Funeral Rites for Three Local Men Reported
Funeral services were held for George H. Strother 68 at Calvary Methodist Church with burial in Floral Garden Park. Austin Wilkes Brown 58 of Lindsay Street died in Winston-Salem and was laid to rest at New Hope Cemetery. Charles William Turner May 67 of High Point Rt 4 died at home and was interred in Smyrna Presbyterian Church Cemetery with family honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Stother
George H. Strother
Calvary Methodist Church
C B. Newton
Vestal
Trinity Methodist Church
Furnis
Central Friends Meeting
A. P. Spivey, Sr
J. F. Oelery
W. L. Howell
F. Pfhol
Lawson Hunt
Clyde Briles
Russell Chamblee
J. Reich
George Andrews
E. L. Green
G Russell
Frank Seltz
John Cagle
B. W. Manley
Jim Groome
Edwin Brown
Wayland Linthicum
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Austin Brown
Austin Wilkes Brown
Lindsay Street
Winston-Salem Hospital
New Hope
Charles W. May
Charles William Turner May
High Point
Rt. 4
S. H. Peters
Funeral for John C. Boles in High Point area
Funeral services for John C. Boles 42 who died Christmas Day were held at his late residence Sun 11 am led by Rev T R York. Pallbearers named include Cromer Perdue Bodenheimer Rollins Hussy Woodrow Allen Royals and Saunders. Singers Miss Youthalone and Hazel Nifong performed with Nifong at the piano and floral arrangements were managed by Mrs Fletcher and Mrs Hussy. Interment followed in Floral Garden Me Soysiogy Park cemetery in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
John C. Boles
High Point
Route 5
T. R. York
Charles Crom‘er
Charles Perdue
Hal Bodenheimer
J. E. Rollins
J. A. Hussy
Woodrow Alien
E. L. Royals
J. B. Saunders
Haze
Nifong
Herbert Fletcher
Funeral service held for Lola Bryant at Mt. Zion Pilgrim
Lola Bryant 37 died Friday. Funeral from Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church conducted by Rev. T. R. York. Pallbearers Amos Bryant Loyd Carlton Austin Bryant Ed Workman Paul Bryant Vinson Sechrest. Singers included Dayton Jones Elvida Black and J D Jones Jr with Kermit Albertson at piano. Floral tributes carried by Mt. Zion church ladies.
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Lola Bryant Thomasville
Lola Bryant
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Church
T. R. York
Amos Bryant
Loyd Carlton
Austin Bryant
Ed Workman
Paul Bryant
Vinson Sechrest
Dayton Jones
Elvida Black
Mrs. Jones
J. D. Jones, Jr
Kermit Albertson
Niees
Mt. Zion Church
Harvey Clodfelter
Tom Grubb
Funeral Service for Mrs Hattie H Oliver
Funeral services for Hattie H Oliver 71 widow of N F Oliver were held Sunday at 2 30 from Oak View Methodist church. Rev E M Jones and Rev J W Grace led the service with music by Mr and Mrs Carey J Davis. Interment followed in Fairfield Church cemetery with pallbearers H J Link W M Farmer W C Newman C A Jackson Y M Mooney and W T Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey J. Davis
Oak View Methodist Church
H. J. Link
W. M. Farmer
W. C. Newman
C. A. Jackson
Y. M. Mooney
W. T. Ward
Fairfield Church Cemetery
Free hot lunches at St Louis bank executive says
A St Louis bank and trust company offers free hot lunches to its employees with table service. An executive cites convenience and aims to improve health and personnel relations.
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ST. Louis
INL
St. Louis Bank and Trust Company
Foreign students enroll at Oregon State College rising numbers
CORVALLIS Ore. Rumors that foreign students are fleeing the United States for Russian universities lack substantiation at Oregon State College. Records show 73 students from 16 countries this term, up from 37 students from nine nations last year, with China and India each contributing around 20 students.
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Corvallis
Ore
INS
United States
Oregon State College
China
India
Ussr
Shanghai and Mobile share similar latitudes
A brief note states that Shanghai lies at about the same latitude as Mobile, Alabama, comparing geographic positions and implying similar north-south placement on the globe.
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Shanghai
Mobile
Ala
Funeral Notice for Mrs. Mattie Gibson
Mrs. Mattie Gibson died Saturday December 27 after an illness at High Point hospital. Funeral at 3 pm Tuesday Hairlips Funeral Home is in charge. Survived by six children, Lady Carter Beatty Covington Ashton, eight grandchildren, three brothers Gaston Preston and Stokes Allen, and a large number of other relatives.
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Mattie Gibson
High Point Hospital
Hairlips Funeral
Lady Carter
Gladys Beatty
Bettie Covington
Helen Ashton
Gaston Allen
Preston Allen
Stokes Allen
T. S. Brown
Cornelia Keeble
L. M. Mayfield
W. S. McLeod
Arthur Evans
H. T. Starr
W. W. Hoover
Richard Leak
is _James Johnson
Moore
Chan Rites
R. M. Alben
Es F. L. Lander
B. J. Laurence
Ralph Long
James Myers
W. F McDonald
Arnetta Evans
Hattie Robbins
L. B. Robbins
M. L. Graye
A. L. Jones
J. C. Limeburger
Greensboro
Dr Stroud Jordan Dies of Heart Attack in Miami
Dr Stroud Jordan a noted chemist and longtime New York City executive died suddenly at his Miami home from a heart attack at breakfast. A North Carolina native and UNC graduate, he served in WWI and as a Roosevelt food commission member in WWII. He leaves wife two daughters and relatives private funeral plans announced in Durham and Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroud Jordan
New York City
Miami
Fla
Jordan
Charles W. Perry
Harry Alexander
Durham
University of North Carolina
American Sugar Co
Roosevelt
Food Commission
Washington
Arthur G. Camfield
William Cook
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Perry
A. C. Jordan
Astoria presses to yield to tubular era after 1922 fire
The Astoria newspaper, once rescued from ruin after 26 blocks burned in a 1922 fire, will switch from its old flatbed press to a modern tubular system as it modernizes its printing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
Disease from Rabbits Tularemia Also Found in Others
Tularemia or rabbit fever naturally occurs in rabbits and may infect humans through bites or contact with infected rodents or their vectors. Symptoms appear 1 to 10 days after bite, with fever, chills, headache and swollen lymph glands. illness can last weeks with lasting weakness. Prevention includes rubber gloves when handling wild rabbits. treatment with streptomycin shows value, while penicillin and sulfonamides are ineffective.
Miles Charles Miles Dies at 76 in Greensboro Community
Charlie Miles 76, of Greensboro Route 3, died Saturday night at 10 45 after years of illness. Born December 27 1871 in Rockingham County he was a farmer and member of Vickery Methodist Church. Survived by wife Mary Coleman two daughters Lillie Kirkman and Pearl Highfill, a son Charlie Miles, and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from Sechrest Funeral Home chapel with Rev. A Burgess officiating burial in Groomes Chapel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Mack Miles
Greensboro
Rt. 3
Rockingham County
James
Vina Harrell Miles
Mary Coleman
Charlie Miles
Lillie
Kirkman
Pearl Highfill
McLeansville
Vickery
Sechrest
A. Burgess
Mitchell Grove Methodist Church
Groomes Chapel
Hummingbirds Feet Made For Perching Not Ground Life
The article notes that hummingbirds use their feet solely for perching and cannot move well on the ground. It emphasizes their expert midair hovering and reliance on branches rather than terrestrial locomotion.
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