Williamses Support Korean War Refugee Son
A High Point couple from Illinois supports Kin Bin Nam in Korea through Foster-Plan for War Children. They donate $15 monthly plus food and supplies, read Korean letters from the boy’s mother, and follow his progress as he hopes to attend school and grow up in a medical field.
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JONES
High Point
Illinois
New York
Korea
N. E. Williams
Rotary Court
I Tof the Dee
Enterprise
Kin bin Nam
bin Nam
Seoul
W bin Nam
bin Chal
Pusan
Williams
War Children, Inc
Nam
Msa
Little bin Nam
Uae
Kim bin Nam
Adora Oe Parente
St Street
York 23
Bevo Whitmire Funeral Held
Bevo Whitmire funeral took place in Enville with local figures and radio industry colleagues in attendance. He had a long career in radio beginning in 1933 and was a former station manager.
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Bevo Whitmire
Eenville
5.C
Thompson
Bevo
St Greenville Radio
Wpaperman
Ra- TE Ge
San
Puerto Rico
Uniinie
Dio
Ola Mae Byrd Breaks Thigh in Cottage Mishap
Ola Mae Byrd an eight year old from High Point is recovering after a broken thigh bone suffered at Mills Home. She wears a long cast and remains in Memorial Hospital through the two week vacation period. Though unable to swim or join summer activities she stays cheerful while awaiting crutches and the cast removal expected before September school opening.
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Marie Grant Thomasville
Mills Home
Ola Mae Byrd
High Point
Ola Mae
Bettye Joyce Lee
Greensboro
Memorial Hospital
Resig
Salt Production by Evaporation in Ancient China
In 340 B.C. ancient Chinese practices involved burning natural gas to evaporate brine and extract salt. This method illustrates early industrial chemistry and resource use in Chinese history.
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Williamses
Little Ola Mae Byrd
Patience
Marie Grant
Poplin
Pepperell
Brass Flower Cart
Atte Tray