Neglected Cerebral Palsy Victims Highlighted by Duke Professor
Roanoke Virginia July 6 a Duke University professor of neuropsychiatry Dr Leslie B Hohman warned that cerebral palsy victims in the United States number over half a million and suffer from a shortage of trained personnel. He spoke to Alpha Gamma Delta convention members about rehabilitation and the need for qualified counselors. The sorority funds a 5000 dollar annual grant to train placement counselors for cerebral palsy victims.
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Your Hit Parade’s Bill Harrington Profiles Bridge Fan Fame
The piece profiles Bill Harrington known for Your Hit Parade replacing Sinatra for a seven year contract. It notes his Cincinnati start in 1943 as radio talent and Navy bridge interest, plus a sample hand highlighting declarer play and memory of opponents.
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Today’s Grab Bag and Folks of Fame Quiz
A mixed features page poses five quick quiz questions on scuttling boats poetry on The Old Swimmin Hole and toxicology basics. It also asks where to go from Nicaragua and asks for two historical biographies including a Boer War leader and a French Impressionist born November 24 1840.
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West Indies
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Big Ditch
Name of the painter who inspired Manet and Monet at Argenteuil
The article notes a French impressionist who served two years in Africa, fell ill, and was invalided home to study art. He associated with Manet Cezanne and Degas, first exhibited near Paris in 1872, painted Cathedrals in 1874, later worked near Giverny and died December 5 1926.
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Cezanne
Degas
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Giverny
Prosperity and Its Power on Human Nature
A concise reflection on how wealth and success transform character. The adage warns that even prudent individuals may be swept by the favorable tides, reshaping behavior and judgment as fortune rises.
Meteorology Branch Of Physics Defined
The article defines meteorology as the science of the atmosphere and its phenomena focusing on variations in heat moisture and winds. It notes Greek origin from Me teorologia.
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Meteorolgia
Prison Department Reports June Escape and Recapture Totals
RALEIGH AP reports the Prison Department shows 28 escapees and 28 recaptures in June. The fiscal year totals indicate 229 escapees with 1,? recaptured.
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Raleigh
Birthday Congratulates Hanna Buster and World Figures
Notable figures Hanna Buster composer Doro thy Kirsten soprano Lavern An drews singer Ralph Morgan actor Harold Vanderbilt yacht racer and baseball’s Steve O’Neill receive birthday wishes today in a broad note of tribute from the arts and sports communities.
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Hanna Buster
Dorothy Kirsten
Lavern Andrews
Ralph Morgan
Harold & Vanderbilt
Steve O'Neill
Horoscope Delivers Calm Outlook for Birth on This Date
A relaxed forecast suggests a healthy optimistic child born on this date will meet obstacles with serenity. The tone urges ease and steady progress for the year ahead.
Rural Guilford Sees Record Highway Deaths In June
The June death toll in rural Guilford rose to three, lifting six month fatalities to eight, with 39 June crashes causing one death and ten injuries. October previously had a similar count, marking the worst toll since then.
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Greensboro
Guilford
North Carolina Highway Patrol
State finances and highway funds show mixed gains
The report notes declines in general sales and beverage tax receipts for June while general fund totals rise. highway fund receipts rise, with a long-term view showing percent increases since 1946. Officials warn that Fourth of July fatalities remain a concern and emphasize safety and inspection programs.
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General Fund
Revenue Department
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Budget Commission
Highway Safety Division
Gastonia Man Reels In Two Swimmers
Gastonia, North Carolina fisherman Grady R. Harmon saved two swimmers at Folly Beach near Charleston South Carolina using his fishing line after a rubber raft overturned. A rescuer with a leg cramp aided the effort as onlookers watched the dramatic saves. A witness described fish falling from the sky, a phenomenon once disputed by scientists.
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S. C
Folly Beach
Grady R. Harmon
Gastonia
N. C
Harmon
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