Televised gall bladder operation shown for education
John Doe undergoes gall bladder removal at Bellevue Hospital filmed by two cameras while a United Nations panel of medical and radio experts watches. A two hour and fifteen minute demonstration provides a clear, educational, nonpublic view of the procedure for medical students and observers.
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Richard Kleiner
NEA
New York
John Doe
Bellevue Hospital
United Nations
Televised Latin American medical tour to study surgical techniques
A five nation tour sponsored by E R Squibb and Sons and General Electric will ship sound and picture gear to Puerto Rico Brazil Argentina Venezuela and Mexico. Nine experts will broadcast operations to doctors in hotels with 20 TV receivers. Viewers see incisions blood pressure and gall stones as surgeons operate with real time narration. John Doe's gall bladder surgery is described as successful with recovery in days.
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John Doe
Puerto
E. R. Squibb and Sons International Corp
International General Electric Co., Inc
Inventors offer gadgets to beat the dog days heat
A catalog of portable cooling and novelty devices arrives as gadget makers tout battery powered fans, giant ice trays, a refrigerant straw, shower and bath attachments, a tub pillow, and temperature sensing spray head to ease summer comfort.
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Junior
Local Students Earn Dean's List at UNC
Seven students from this area were among 188 University of North Carolina arts and sciences majors named to the Dean's List for the latest quarter. Criteria require a B average or higher in all courses. Named honorees include Paul H. Brigman of High Point Grevilda Snider of Denton Curtis J. Ratledge of Guilford College Philip F. Hedge of Lexington Sara J. Schaefer Robert L. Strickland and Phillip A. Williams of Asheboro.
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University of North Carolina
College of Arts and Sciences
Paul H. Brigman
High Point
Grevilda Snider
Denton
Curtis J. Ratledge
Guilford College
Philip F. Hedge
Lexington
Sara J. Schaefer
Robert L. Strickland
Phillip A. Williams
Asheboro
Two Killed Five Injured In Collision On 15A Near Laurinburg
Two people died and five were hurt three miles south of Laurinburg on highway 15A in a head on crash. Norman Barfield 28 of McColl S C died instantly Mrs Mary Elizabeth Averitte 19 died of neck injuries at a hospital. Injured were C L Putnam 42 head injuries broken leg Mrs Lucy Averitte head injuries and broken leg Jeanette Averitte 10 head injuries Marvin Averitte 20 fractured kneecap bruises. The Averitte party from Durham was en route to a July fourth beach outing. Formosa was ceded to Japan by China in 1895.
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Laurinburg
Here
N. H. Cyrus
Norman Barfield
McColl
S. C
Mary Elizabeth Averitte
C. L. Putnam
Lucy Averitte
Jeanette Averitte
Marvin Averitte
Averitte
Cyrus
Durham
Health Status of White Lake Investigated
Raleigh July 1 An investigation is requested to determine if White Lake poses a public health hazard. Thomas W. Morse says the State Board of Health will study the 1085 acre lake in Bladen county with no report yet. He notes algae growth from warm winter weather and shallow water but no current health danger despite unsightly conditions.
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Raleigh
White Lake
Thomas W. Morse
State Board of Conservation and Development
Morse
State Board of Health
Bladen County
Elizabethtown Health Department
Dr A W Deans 62 Dies Suddenly at Battleboro Home
Dr A W Deans 62 well known physician and state conservation board member died suddenly at his Battleboro home of heart attack He helped political campaigns and practiced medicine locally for about 30 years Survived by wife Mary Mason Deans two brothers Spruill and Sam Deans Funeral at St Johns Episcopal Church with burial at Forest Hills Nashville.
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Battleboro
A. W. Deans
State Board of Conservation and Development
Deans
Scott
Conservation and Development Board
Nash County
Frank Graham
Mary Mason Deans
Spruill Deans
Sam Deans
Red Oak
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Forest Hills Cemetery
Nashville
Former Brevard Mayor Harris Dies in Virginia
Albert Harrison Harris 79 longtime Brevard N C mayor and lumber executive died today at his son Kenneth Harris home in Norfolk Va He came here two weeks ago on a visit He was born in Waterville Pa and lived in Brevard most of his life Harris superintendent of Gloucester Lumber Co and active in local business He is survived by his son Kenneth Harris and daughter Mrs Walter Duckworth Funeral services and interment will be in Brevard
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Norfolk
Albert Harrison Harris
Brevard
N. C
Kenneth Harris
Waterville
Gloucester Lumber Company
Walter Duckworth
Edith Elliott 74 Dies Noted English Midwife
Edith Elliott a 74 year old midwife who claimed to have delivered nearly 12000 babies died in Lewes England today. The obituary notes her long career and the extraordinary claim she made about deliveries.
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Lewes
Eng
Edith Elliott
City Playground Opens Third Week of Summer Activities
The city launches the third week of its playground program led by Social Recreation Director Miss Evelyn McNeely with a full schedule across multiple locations. No supervised play is planned on July 4. The plan includes daily games, softball, storytelling, crafts, dancing, parades, day camps, and radio programs at Ada Blair Johnson Street Fairview and other sites.
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Evelyn McNeely
Clara Cox
Brentwood
Oak Hill
Optimist Club
City Lake
Colored Park
Fairview
Ada Blair
Johnson St
Johnson Street
Duke Marine Laboratory Opens Summer Term on Beaufort Island
Duke University runs a record summer session at its Marine Laboratory on Piver's Island near Beaufort North Carolina with about 60 biologists from 16 states and Canada. Attendees include U S Fish and Wildlife Service members and visiting scientists who study marine life from lobsters to catfish in nearby mud flats and swamps.
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Durham
Beaufort
N. C
Duke University Marine Laboratory
Washington
Kansas
Nova Scotia
States
Canada
Duke Woman's College
Nanking
China
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
C. G. Bookout
Duke
Piver’s Island
Morehead City
172 Clocks Mark New House of Commons
A meticulous newsman counted 172 clocks in the new House of Commons chamber set to open on October 26. The refurbished rooms replace quarters damaged by Nazi bombs in World War II.
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London
House of Commons
Cardinal Spellman to Attend Catholic Daughters Meet
Cardinal Spellman and 10 bishops will attend the Catholic Daughters of America's biennial convention in Asheville July 10 to 14. Delegates from 45 states arrive for sessions. Spellman speaks at the banquet July 10 and presides at a peace mass July 11. Other speakers include Bishops Waters Hafey McGuinness and more.
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Asheville
P— Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Cardinal Spellman
St. Lawerence’s
Vincent S. Waters
Raleigh
William J. Hafey
Scranton
Penn
Eugene McGuineness
Oklahoma
John M. Mc.Namara
Washington
John Mark Gannon
Erie
John P. Cody
St. Louis
Francis FE. Hyland
Atlanta-Savannah
John J. Russell
Charleston
Greek General Staff denies border guerrilla movement rumor
The Greek General Staff today denied rumors that Communist guerrilla forces have moved to the Bulgarian border. A separate note mentions a New Year’s Day visitor tradition in England, entering by the front door and leaving by the back.
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Athens
Bulgaria
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