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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1955

Page

26

Pilot School Faces Crowded Conditions and Expansion Needs

Veteran principal Lemmons outlines growing pains at Pilot School near Thomasville with enrollment up about 10 percent over last year. The 700-student district struggles with crowded first grades and a 600-plus daily lunch period, while calls rise for a new gym, athletic field, modern cafeteria, and facility upgrades to support sports and learning.

Thomasville W. A Pilot School Pilot Eer Lemmons Echoet Drecupene County Hall of Learning Lexington R. T. Er P. A Institution of Learning A. B. Myers W. R. Lemmons Myers Nannie Clodfelter

Publisher Urges Exploratory Convention for Federal Union

Thomas L. Robinson, publisher, urged an exploratory convention among free democracies to study a federal union of Atlantic countries. He spoke after a six week Europe trip, saying NATO and the European Defense Community cannot solve uniting political and economic strength and resources.

Chapel Hill Thomas L. Robinson Holt McPherson High Point NCPA Robinson Portugal Spain Italy Germany France England Scotland NATO Congress of the United

Girl drinks cleaning fluid not poisonous says New York police

Judy Burke 22 from Des Plaines was rushed to hospital after swallowing liquid silverware cleaning fluid. Police traced the fluid to its New York firm and provided the chemical formula to doctors. Judy rested comfortable and was expected to be released.

Chicago New York Judy Burke Des Plaines John Burke New York City Judy Evanston Burke

Painless Dentistry On The Way

A new drilling method uses aluminum oxide as the cutting agent in a vibratory process at 29 000 cycles per second with minimal pressure and no audible noise. Developed at Columbia University by Dr. Carl R. Oman and Dr. Edmund Applebaum, the technique relies on abrasive particles to cut while the tool remains largely unchanged.

Charlotte Columbia University Carl R. Oman Edmund Applebaum

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