Statesville lad wins hard battle at Children’s Hospital
Four year old Tommy Morrison of Statesville North Carolina remains in a wheelchair at Children’s Hospital. He is heavily bandaged after severe burns from Halloween and lost his left arm. Doctors expect recovery despite extensive grafting and multiple surgeries. His sisters Patricia and Barbara helped provide donor skin and he now endures further grafts with optimism.
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Washington
Tommy Morrison
Statesville
N. C
Children’s Hospital
Tommy
Hallowe'en
Martha Washington
Patricia
Barbara
J. Rudy Morrison
Oldest Public Health Service function seen in seal
The fouled anchor on the U S Public Health Service seal symbolizes a sailor in distress and marks the service's oldest duty, the operation of marine hospitals.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Distance Accuracy Difference Between Rifle and Shotgun
A rifle is accurate at distance only slightly better than a shotgun. A single projectile travels farther in a straight line than a spray of small shot.
High Point Retail Jubilee Proves A Success
Two days of High Point's Retail Bargain Jubilee drew strong merchant reports of high sales and heavy foot traffic. Local store owners praised value, with jewelry and department stores noting unprecedented customer clipping of advertisements from The Enterprise, and organizers say results warrant an annual promotion.
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High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Hyman
High Point Merchants’ Association
Hyman
Earl Harllee
Harllee’s Department Store
Chamber of Commerce Retail
Ratification Of Pact Aids World Peace
DEWITT MACKENZIE argues America's ratification of the North Atlantic treaty is vital for global peace and the defense of democratic values. He notes the risk of European upheaval without U S involvement and cites a proposed 1 45 billion foreign military aid program to back the pact. He questions whether peace costs more or a future war would.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
America
United States
Europe
United Nations
White House
Truman
Congress
Asia
Chicago
Stanleyville Baptist Church Dedication Marks Rebuilt Hope
Stanleyville North of Winston-Salem prepares for the dedication of its new Baptist church a year after a Christmas Eve fire destroyed the previous building. The $20,000 structure features brick veneer and was funded by $10,000 raised by members plus community labor and a loan. Dr. Ralph Herring will speak at the cornerstone ceremony, as Rev. M. E. Manuel recalls paying off the prior loan and salvaging bricks and weights.
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Winston-Salem
Stanleyville
Here
New
Stanleyville Baptist Church
M. E. Manuel
Ralph Herring
First Baptist Church
Manuel
Lions Clubs Set 33rd Convention Dates in Chicago
The 33rd annual convention of the International Association of Lions Clubs will be held in Chicago from July 16 to 20 next year, site chosen at the close of the 32nd convention. The piece notes U S wolves include the gray wolf of the North and East and the red wolf of the South Central states.
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New York
International Association of Lions Clubs
Chicago
United States
North
East
South Central States
Auditorium Plan for Sunday School Replaces Lost Facility
A speaker notes an auditorium and 12 classrooms in the new building planned for Sunday School. The old cone building is replaced as a better facility, with praise for not losing the prior space.
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Constantinole
Istanbul
Britannica
Refrigerant
Central Ice Delivery Company
West Grond St
Phene
Tereast
Moka UZ
Eckerd
Doan
Eastman
KODAK
Core Eal Mewi le
Enterprise
LIONS
E. North St
Greenville
8. C
Terminix
Terminix CO
W. C
Sony
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Allen B. Welborn, Inc
W. Green Street
High Point, N. C
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