High Point Doctor Walter Tice Chronicler of Medical Service
Dr Walter Tice grew up in Wadesboro Anson County studied at UNC and Jefferson Medical College begun practice in Peachland then High Point He served as regimental surgeon in the 335th Infantry in World War II returning to High Point in 1945 He pursued internal medicine and held leadership roles on Guilford County boards and in local medical societies with family ties in North Carolina and New Jersey and Texas links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Tice
Wadesboro
Anson County
James H
Minnie Pope Tice
Dr. Tice
Ernest Ford
Greensboro
James H. Tice
Duke Power
Charlotte
Glenn Tice
State Highway Department
Ed A. Tice
Ford
Wadesboro High School
University of North Carolina
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Alpha Kappa Kappa
Alpha Omega Alpha
Phi Beta Kappa
Jefferson
Atlantic City Hospital
Tice
Peachland
High Point
Bernice Keyser
Walter T. Tice Jr
Jon Keyser Tice
Walter T. Jr
New Jersey
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
New York City
Jon
Trinity University
San Antonio
Texas
Army Medical Corps
S4th Infantry Division
Louisiana
England
Sth
Omaha Beach
France
Bulge
84Th
Rhine River
Rhine
Elbe
Berlin
Burrus Clinic
N. Main
Welfare Board
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hiram Masonic Lodge
Woodmen of the World
Veterans of Forcing Wars
The
American Legion
Junior Order
Guilford County Medical Society
Blue Shield
State Society
The Illusion of Atomic Peace and Nuclear Tactics
An editor's outlook argues that banning atomic tests won’t end the atomic threat. Dirty bombs versus clean bombs are weighed, with warnings that any broader disarmament could invite Soviet advantage. The piece urges tough-minded realism about survival with liberty amidst looming nuclear peril.
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Russia
Einstein
Madame Curie
America
Khrushchev
Trafalgar Square
Holy Loch
White House
Notable quotes on population, conservation and sports
Eugene R Black warns population growth threatens living standards in poorer nations. Norman D Newell notes Africa shows fewer large animals due to human impact. Walter Alston says the Dodgers often favored to win but rarely do and urges action.
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
The Tragic End of John Sutter The California Pioneer
John Sutter rose from Oregon Trail settler to California landholder who built New Helvetia and mills. Gold on his land triggered raids on his property and a legal fight over Mexican grants. After nineteen years in Washington, he died on Capitol steps after a final moment of hope.
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John Augustus Sutter
John Sutter
California
Sacramento River
Mexico
Sutter
Hawaii
Sacramento
New Helvetia
United States
United States Congress
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Mr. Sutter
Believe It Or Not Kennedy Bowed To Catholic Leader
A letter claims John F. Kennedy worshiped the pope on July 2 and cites Bible prophecy with the pope’s number 666. The page includes tributes to Noble Praigg and an excerpt from Samuel about a fallen prince in Israel, signed by Mr and Mrs C A McMurray.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Tirana
Albania
Mr. K
Buster
U. S
John F. Kennedy
B. C
Noble Praigg
the Enterprise
Israel
C.A. McMurray
Token Desegregation and Beyond Excerpt Report
The 28 page Green backed booklet by J Kenneth Morland surveys desegregation in 11 resistant Southern states nine years after the 1954 ruling. It notes few black pupils attend desegregated schools, lists four main legal tactics, cites high court case costs, and contrasts with six compliant states where progress is more substantial and token integration is deemed futile long term.
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Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Watson
Memphis
J. Kenneth Morland
Randolph - Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Southern Regional Council
Anti - Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
Morland
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Roaming the Piedmont Whims and odd calls mark July notices
Odd police calls color a Piedmont column from a grass mowing complaint to a muskrat incident. A group of Alderman Studios artists plan a Kennedy hike but pivot to model airplanes. A Wesley Memorial reception for Dr and Mrs Huggin joins a weather wry note and local school growth sparks.
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Alderman Studios
Kennedy
James Huggin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
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Walter Tice
Braxton Younts Enterprise
By Jenkin Lloyd Jones
U.S
FDR
Stalin
Ting
Pavlov
Enterprise
Pea Picker
Alfred M. Cox
Eugene R. Black
World Bank
Norman D. Newell
American Museum of Natural History
BY John Wilder
Louisana
Virginia
Georgia
Robert
Police Station
Alderman
Piedmont
By Braxton
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