Sports Program and Woody Plant Tale
A compact note lists topics including a sports program and a woody plant mention. It also references tartaric acid and a burial item, with scattered notes on Spanish language elements.
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1962
Page
5
Tic douloureux and treatment options explained
Dear Dr Molner explains tic douloureux a neuralgia of the facial nerve. Alcohol injections relieve pain but can cause numbness and chewing difficulty. Dilantin offers only temporary relief. in rare cases nerve surgery or traction may help. Narcotics used cautiously. early treatment improves outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Molner
World Bridge Contenders Named for 1962 Championship
The American team for the 1962 World Championship in New York February 10 to 18 includes Eric Murray Charles Coon Robert Nail Mervyn Key Lou Mathe and Ronald Van der Porten. They earned spots by finishing 1 2 3 in a Houston 16 pair round robin in November. The event tested top players while the top three cited their superior play as the reason for selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
Eric Murray
Toronto
Charles Coon
Boston
Robert Nail
Mervyn Key
Houston
Lou Mathe
Los Angeles
Ronald van der Porten
San Francisco
Curtis Smith
Love Funeral Scheduled This Afternoon
J Spencer Love founder and chairman of Burlington Industries died at 65 in West Palm Beach after a tennis game. He built a textile empire with 65 000 employees, started in Burlington with a 250000 mill, and expanded into rayon cotton nylon and carpets. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Greensboro. Burial Forest Lawn. He leaves eight children from three marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
J. Spencer Love
Gastonia
West Palm Beach
Fila
Love
Burlington Industries, Inc
Americas
South Africa
France
Germany
England
J. C. Cowan Jr
Burlington Industries
Burlington
Burlington Mills
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
First Presbyterian Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
New York
Roaring Gap
North Carolina
Sara Elizabeth Love
James Spencer
Robert Lee
Richard
Julian
Martha Eskridge
Martin
Cornelia
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Joseph C. Molner
M.D
M.T.T
Dr. Mother
Jacoby
Goody’s
Goody's
ICTY
Layce
Asheville
Knoxville
Raleigh-Durham
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Bristville
Johnson City
Piedmont
Piedmont Airlines
Brass & Black
General Electric
Expert Service
High Point
Thomasville Road
Maite
Ras A Hale Ltd
Home Credit Company
South Main St
High Point, N. C
Jane Parker
APPLE
Warwick Thin Mints
Ann Page
A&p
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