Twelve Year Old Girl Aids Polio Drive Chairing Campaign
Eleanor Butler a Morganton 12 year old polio survivor who spent 16 months in treatment now asks North Carolina children to lead the 1945 March of Dimes drive as chairwoman of the Children's Division. Governor Cherry welcomed her at the State Capitol and noted NC faces a 150 000 deficit from 1944 costs. The youngster urged donations to fund hospital care nurses doctors and equipment for polio patients.
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Eleanor
North Carolina
Hickory
Hickory Hospital
Warm Springs Center
Georgia
Children’s Division
Philip S. Randolph
Phillips Russell
Jdia
Chapel Hill
Morganton
R. Gregg Cherry
Charles Butler
T. Earl Franklin
Burke County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
John W. Harden
Cherry
Eleanor Butler Plans to Walk Again After Polio Fight
Eleanor Butler, a Morganton seventh grader, appeals for support from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to ensure no child with polio is denied treatment. Born in Mount Airy, she enjoys sports, swimming, stamp collecting, comics, and mystery stories, while caring for a baby sister and helping with chores.
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Eleanor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Charles, Jr
North Carolina Labor Political Committee Formed
North Carolina observers discuss a new united labor group for political action. The United Labor Political committee unites AFL CIO and independent unions with over 200000 members to back pro labor candidates in state and national races. Aimed to boost labor registration and gain farmer educator and professional support with leaders A Fink C A Lee and E L Sande fur.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
United Labor Movement
United Labor Political Committee
AFL
Do. A. Fink
Salisbury
North Carolina Federation of Labor
C. A. Lee
Raleigh
Southern Federation of Telephone Workers
E. L. Sandefur
Winston-Salem
Merchants Plan Endowed Retailing Professorship
The Asheville merchants association proposes the North Carolina Merchants Association endow a professorship of retailing at the University of North Carolina. The plan supports active participation in North Carolina’s business foundation, which seeks 4 million dollars to build a strong scientific school of commerce. The proposal will be presented at the state association meeting May 16 to 18 and has drawn support from Robert M. Hanes and William D. Carmichael Jr.
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Asheville
Jan
Asheville Merchants Association
North Carolina Merchants Association
University of North Carolina
Business Foundation of North Carolina
Petent
State Association
James H. Llewellyn
Asheville Merchants’ Association
Llewellyn
Robert M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
The
Business Foundation
William D. Carmichael, Jr
Chapel Hill
Shingles History and Home Treatment Notes
Shingles or herpes zoster is linked to nerves and presents with a painful skin rash. Treatment includes bed rest, talc dusting, protective dressings, mercury ointment after crusts form, possible penicillin for infection, and pain relief. Injections of pituitrin may help early, with penicillin or injections for severe skin inflammation.
Sleek New Coiffure Transforms Coed From Pal to Glamour Girl
A simple back-swept coiffure by M. Louis, New Yorker’s dresser, changes a coed from campus pal to party glamour. Part hair at side or center, brush back to the neck, end strands tucked under into a soft curled chignon, secured with pins and lacquer for formal evening wear.
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M. Louis
New Yorker
Dresser
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Eleanor Butler
Service For
North State Telephone Co
N. Main Street
Blondie
Dagwood
Sam Spade
Thin Man
Eleary Butler
President Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Scotty
Laborador
Herman N. Bundesen
MLD
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Yow’s Funeral Home
Pharmacist
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Alina Qmith
Preston
Helena Rubinstein
Cecil
N. Main ST
Tobias
High Point
Finest Ladies
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Skinner
Faproree
N. Main
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