New drug cuts high blood pressure back to normal
University of Michigan researchers led by Moe and Acheson test tetraethyl ammonium to relax blood vessels. The drug lowers blood pressure temporarily by paralyzing sympathetic nerves, offering potential new approaches to vascular disease while not curing the underlying condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Howard W. Blackeslee
Moe
Harvard
Reed Hunt
George Acheson
Michigan
Peet
Max M. Peet
Richard H. Lyons
Udga Tablets Promised Double Your Money Back
Advertises Udga as relief for stomach ulcers indigestion gas pains heartburn and other excess acid symptoms. Claims a first dose will prove effectiveness and offers double your money back with purchase from Mann's Drug Store and druggists nationwide.
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King Cole
Mann’s
Prices Fall on Old Belt Tobacco Markets
Prices continued to drop on the old and middle flue cured tobacco belts as markets closed for the weekend after a first full trading week since Thanksgiving and Christmas. Eastern belt sales ended the season with losses of 50 cents to 4.50 per 100 pounds, while middle belt offerings mainly damaged leaf. Old belt lead and smoking grades declined 1 to 2, though cutter demand improved and some types edged higher.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal State Marketing News Service
Middle Belt
Slums Of Future Now Being Built
Raleigh January 11 Theo dore S Johnson state OPA director says many houses being built today will be slum problems in 15 years He told the North Carolina section of the American Society of Civil Engineers that some private businesses show lack of planning in home construction E G Stie me secretary treasurer and others named in officers slate listed for Carolina Steel and Iron Co leaders.
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Raleigh
Theodore S. Johnson
OPA
North Carolina
American Society of Civil Engineers
N. P. Hayes
Greensboro
Carolina Steel and Iron Company
E. D. Burchard
Eigh
R. E. Stiemke
N. C. State College
George M. Maurice
Eagle Springs
Price of Defeat as USSR Renames East Prussia Towns
The text notes the USSR changing German names to Russian ones in northern East Prussia. A map shows new names in white and old names in black. It recalls the 1897 meeting at Tilsit between Napoleon and Tsar Alexander I and mentions Koenigsberg as the prewar capital of the province.
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East Prussia
Ussr
Tilsit
Napoleon
Alexander I
Europe
Asia
Koenigsberg
Nations With Aegean Coastlines And Puerto Rico’s Purchase
Question prompts identify states bordering the Aegean Sea, outline how the United States acquired Puerto Rico from Spain, and ask for the location of Tierra del Fuego. The excerpt ends with a quote about self governance from Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Aegean Sea
Puerto Rico
U. S
Spain
Tierre del Fuergo
Character Traits and Future Prospects It Describes
A brief notice highlights a person’s personality as kind yet secretive. It forecasts lasting friendship bonds with loyalty that may overlook faults. It predicts success in business politics or teaching and a happy marriage. The day favors advancing interests and selling ventures.
Etiquette Hints for a Hostess Greeting Guests
A hostess rises to receive all and greet each guest as they arrive. She offers her hand to both men and women, ensuring polite introductions and a welcoming, orderly reception.
Sunday Horoscope Promises Growth and Romance
Your originality in everything you do will bring happiness and remuneration if cultivated. Your children will be mechanically inclined and artistic. You are robust and strong. if you take care of yourself you will avoid serious illness. This date favors past matters and romance or marriage with worthwhile progress ahead.
Greece and Turkey Name Old World Partners
Greece and Turkey are cited as answer one. The second item notes a consequence of the Spanish American War in 1898. The third defines a political division of Argentina located at the southern tip of South America.
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Greece
Turkey
Argentina
South America
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Area
A list of real estate transfers in High Point and surrounding areas including buyers and sellers such as George E. Hutchins and the First Presbyterian church, A. A. Hodge, Fred Ellington, Fletcher D. Kearns, and others. Parcels include Blair and Jordan Subdivisions, Hunt Subdivision, Emerywood Hills, Tise Subdivision, and several streets like Green Street and Springfield Road. Transactions involve individuals, couples, and civic entities with commissioners Arthur S. Newton Jr. and R. R. Ragan overseeing.
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High Point Township
George E. Hutchins
First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
Sheraton Hill
Colonial Drive
G. W. Underwood
Lawson Lowder Haywood
Hunt Subdivision
Margaret M. Mundy
Paul W. Godfrey
Blairwood
A. A. Hodge
B. H. Osborne
Spencer Street
Ford Justice
Wilbur Justice
Emerywood Hills
W. P. Gross
E. L. Briggs
Greensboro
Hal S. Hill
Howard B. Cooper
East Green Street
T. RR. Zimmerman
Ethel M. Hutchins
Mildred Hutching
Tise
Fred Ellington
Kermit J. Holloway
Springfield Road
Fletcher D. Kearns
Blair and Jordan
F. W. Miller
David L. Byerly
R. S. Byerly
R. J. Hunt
L. L. Lowdermilk
Young
Old Mill Road
Arthur 8. Newton, Jr
Glenin Steele
Coolidge Street
R. R. Ragan
High Point Mortgage and Investment Corporation
Forrest L. Lowe
W. P. Leonard
T.Y. Hamilton Subdivision
Quislings Getting Their Jobs Back
Oslo reports the employment bureau shows Quislings in Norway have better chances to work. After liberation many faced unemployment and boycotts, but current data indicate 71 percent have returned to work from about 45 000 Quislings in 1945.
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Oslo
Employment Bureau
Norway
Jenkins Named Editor of ECTC Newspaper
Bernice Jenkins named editor of the Teco Echo the Easter Carolina Teachers college student newspaper in Greenville. The Greenville sophomore has worked on papers in Durham Greenville and Jacksonville and succeeds Joe Tew of Thomasville.
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Greenville
Bernice Jenkins
Teco Echo
Carolina Teachers College
Jenkins
Durham
Greetville
Jacksonville
N. C
Joe Tew
Thomasville
Kid Brewer Named Umstead Aide in Washington
Senator William B. Umstead of North Carolina named Kidd Brewer of Boone as his administrative assistant for the time being. Umstead, speaking from Durham hospital, said other staff changes would follow likely around February 15. Bailey's staff will be carried over by remaining aides. Charles Walters of Mooresville has been secretary to Representative Robert L. Doughton of North Carolina.
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Washington
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Kidd Brewer
Boone
N. C
Durham
Umstead
Bailey
Charles Walters
Mooresville
Robert L. Doughton
Absher Begins Long Sentence In Prison
Claude Absher started a 20 to 30 year term at Raleigh state prison after a second degree murder conviction for the fatal shooting of Clyde Watts in downtown Ikesboro. A new trial followed the Supreme Court finding error in the prior jury charge.
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North Wilkesboro
Claude Absher
Raleigh
Clyde Watts
Ikesboro
Absher
Supreme Court
Hoyle H. Sink
North Carolina
Smash Mirrors In Interest Of Science
In Toledo the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co laboratories smash and test about $30,000 worth of glass and mirrors annually. Dr. George Watkins, director of research, says the work includes acid baths, baking, bleaching, freezing, chemical coatings, and electron bombardment to develop new glass products and advance glassmaking technology.
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Toledo
INS
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
George Watkins
Flora MacDonald College Improvement Drive Progress
Flora MacDonald college improvement fund has surpassed 100000 in a 300000 target. General chairman Hal bert McN. Jones said many developments resulted from tests in breaking glass or treating it in various ways.
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Flora MacDonald
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