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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1950

Page

8

Medical Deans Called for Faster Doctor Training Program

The American Conference of Academic Deans urged medical schools to overhaul training to produce more doctors. A special committee backed wartime style accelerated programs, arguing current admissions and facility use deny qualified applicants. Dean Guthrie of Ohio State and Dean Leland of Northwestern pressed for higher priority on training and better use of facilities to meet public need.

Cinnati Schools of Medicine Ean William S. Guthrie Ohio University Guthrie Medihas More Doc Ission

Denver Elevator Pilot Turns Hobby Into Winding Art

Ted H. pel, 64, of Denver is a hobbyist who winds his own creations during off duty hours. He acts as an elevator pilot by day and winds rings into balls as a personal pastime.

Denver Jan INS Ted H.pel Kimpel

Complacency of Protestant Churches Scored by Beach

Duke University ethicist Dr. Waldo Beach argues in Social Action that Protestant churches risk compromising faith by catering to middle-class tastes. He notes a shift from labor-class outreach, urges multi-class leadership, and cites internships and street preaching as signs of renewal. Beach, Duke faculty since 1946, has taught at Antioch College.

Durham Waldo Beach Duke University Social Action Council For Social Action Congregational Churches Commission On Christian Social Action Evangelical and Reformed Church Dr. Beach America Reach Jesus Gospel Apostolic Church First Congregational Church

Textile Mill Experiments With Grass-Legume Growth

Pendleton South Carolina sees 157 acres around Gerrish Milliken rayon mill used for a Deering Milliken Farm Operation. 159 Herefords graze a high protein grass and Ladino clover mix led by Bob Simpson to boost beef yield and dry matter per acre. Clemson.USC partners expect dollars from nitrogen sharing and wider adoption.

Pendleton S. C Gerrish Milliken Rayon Deering Milliken & Co Deering Milliken Bob Simpson Minot KX Millkien Department of Agriculture Oregon Virginia Pennsylvania South Carolina State Agricultural College Clemson US. C Mr. Simpson

Cold Weather Fishing Draws Anglers to Watkins Glen

rugged individuals brave winter cold on South Seneca Lake with perch and pickerel reported daily from Watkins Glen harbor and east shore.

Watkins Glen N. Y Seneca Lake Watkins Glen Harbor East Shore

Detroit Baby Sitters Fight Proposed Police Licensing

Detroit baby sitters clash with Police Commissioner Harry Toy over an ordinance for licensing and regulation. Mrs Mable H. Rieman sparked the idea, while teen sitters push back saying they can handle emergencies and know doctors. Mrs Marian Hunter leads a committee to study a registry and guidelines as free enterprise wanes.

Detroit Harry S. Toy Toy Harry Mable H. Rieman Elsie Brunet

Davie County Set Feb 18 for Beer and Wine Vote

Mocksville announces a February 18 vote on beer and wine for Davie County after reviewing petitions from residents. Board chair Dr. P H Mason says 826 names were valid, 294 invalid, with 1 120 names submitted. Dry forces aim for an eight to one result.

Mocksville Davie County P. H. Mason Davie

New York Radio and Film Notes Snapshot

Sewn from a collage of media blurbs and industry tidbits. Winchell stance on expenses raised. Arthur Godfrey seen as Washington phenomenon before CBS. Collier’s editor Peter Donald and John Lear moves noted. New York lynchings report cited. Antarctic whaling mentioned. RKO-Radio says no suitable lead for Nice Girl. producers seek a fresh 20 year old with no film experience.

Newsweek Arthur Godfrey Washington, D. C CBS Winchell C.I. 0 Peter Donald Peter Donald (the Punch-Drunkarc Richard Hudnut Carl John Lear Collier's Hollywood Jan INS Rko-Radio

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