Trial details reveal embolisms and cancer questions
The cross examination includes questions about treatment for terminal cancer and the use of demerol. Dr Milton Helpern tests three embolism types pulmonary, tissue crush resulting droplets, and air embolism. Helpern notes autopsy experience and recalls the John F Noxon murder case.
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Louis E. Wyman
Dr. King
Wyman
King
Milton Helpern
New York City
Helpern
John F. Noxon
Citizen letter urges contacting senators over federal waste
A High Point citizen explains how readers can influence government by writing letters to senators and their congressman. The piece guides readers on how to express concerns about taxes and burdensome legislation with a sample tone addressing the burden of proposed laws and known disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator
North Carolina Seeks Action On Hoover Report Waste
The writer urges intense attention to Commission findings on executive branch waste. He cites high government labor costs and paperwork, urging support for Hoover Report recommendations and measures proposed in Congress to curb burdens and promote investment and employment.
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Commission On
Executive Branch
Executive Department
North Carolina
Hoover
Georgia
Agriculture Department
Washington
Commission On Organization
Congress
Hoover Commission drive urged for federal reform
A High Point Chamber of Commerce column urges citizens to write their North Carolina senators and representative about implementing Hoover Commission recommendations. It lists names and addresses in North Carolina for Guilford and Forsyth counties and notes the push for executive reorganization to save billions.
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Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Hoover Commission
High Point Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Senate
Washington
D. C
Frank P. Graham
Guilford County
Carl Thurham
Washington, D. C
Davidson and
Randolph
Charles B. Deane
Forsyth County
Thurmond Chatham
Deaths and Funerals in North Carolina region this week
Obituaries report J E Turner of New London Rt 2 dies after two week illness. Funeral at Lane's Chapel Friday at two. Interment in church cemetery. Raymond D Cook, 57, dies. services at Welch Memorial Methodist Church followed by Oakwood Cemetery burial. Robert Shears 47 dies from motor crash near Denton. funeral at New Hope Methodist Church Saturday. William Henderson Collins, 86, former High Point Thomasville resident, dies. funeral at Holloway's Baptist Church near Southmont with multiple pastors and pallbearers. burial in Collins family plot.
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J. BE. Turner Denton
J. E. Turner
New London Rt. 2
W. A. Sides
Cicero Turner
Albemarle
John Taylor
Nannie Nore
Jennie Robertson
Baltimore
Lane's Chapel Church
Church Cemetery
Robert Shears
Denton
Eldorado
Montgomery County
Shears
Arnold Russell
Beatrice Fry Shears
Frank Baldwin
Marine
Betty Mae Shears
Norman Henry Shears
Richard Lee Shears
New Hope Methodist Church
Hoover Funeral Home
Thomasville
Mar
William Henderson Collins
High Point
J. P. Crawford
Lexington
Holloway’s Baptist Church
Southmont
J. Roy Clifford
First Baptist Church of
Clyde Eddinger
Thomas B. Flowe
Hawthorne Road Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
L. D. Munn
First Baptist Church
Leon Collins
Bill Faulkner
Collins
Church
Last rites held for Dora Pierce and Arthur Styers
Dora R. Pierce 77 of Johnsontown near Thomasville died Monday night after a brief hospital stay. Funeral services were March 2 at Gray's Chapel Methodist Church Randolph County with burial in the church cemetery. Arthur Lee Styers 63 prominent Davidson County businessman died Tuesday in Reidsville. Rites were held Wednesday at Stoner Grove Baptist Church near Lexington with graveside Masonic rites.
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Dora Pierce
Thomasville
Dora R. Pierce
Chesley Pierce
Flossie E. Jarrett
Johnsontown
Gray's Chapel Methodist
Randolph County
A. L. Styers
Arthur Lee Styers
Davidson County
Stoner Grove Baptist Church
Lexington
Southmont
Sty‘ers
Reidsville
Rites Held For Benjamin F Parrish At Pleasant Grove
Benjamin Franklin Parrish 75 well known farmer of Emmons township died early Tuesday at his Route Lexington home after a long illness. Rites were held at Pleasant Grove Methodist church Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Cicero Floyd and Rev. Hubert H. Howard officiating. Pallbearers were Troy Jarrell Walter Lambeth Leon Kindley David Kindley Chandler Gallimore and Carl Lambeth. Mrs Odell Lambeth led flowers and Mrs Hubert Howard accompanied with piano. Interment was in the church cemetery family plot.
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B. F. Parrish
Thomasville
Benjamin Franklin Parrish
Emmons Township
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Cicero Floyd
Hubert H. Howard
Troy Jarrell
Walter Lambeth
Leon Kindley
David Kindley
Chander Gallimore
Carl Lambeth
Hubert Howard
Howard
Li Tsung Jen Invited to Truman White House Luncheon
Li Tsung Jen acting president of China was invited to lunch at the White House. President Truman said he is not in communication with Chiang Kai-shek and could not confirm reports that Chiang had again taken over the Nationalist government.
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Washington
Li Tsung-Jen
White House
China
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Retail Food Prices Steady With Minor Shifts
The Associated Press notes mostly steady retail food prices after a rise in meat, poultry, and produce last week. Small increases were seen in lamb eggs and frying chickens while wholesale fruit prices edged up for apples citrus and lamb, and pork eased midweek. Louisiana strawberries appear in distant markets ahead of Florida’s near end season as California asparagus arrives on the eastern board.
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Associated Press
Vege
California
Florida
Agriculture Department
Louisiana
New York
Chicago
Mail on China Clipper First Trans-Pacific Flight
The China Clipper carried about 110000 pieces of mail on its inaugural trans Pacific flight, marking a significant milestone in air mail service.
Two Die In Vehicle Hits In North Carolina
Two people were killed by cars in separate incidents in North Carolina. Robert Shears, 35, of Eldorado died in a Davidson County county road collision after midnight. Berne A Manueleito, 22, a Fort Bragg soldier, was struck on Fort Bragg boulevard around 11 p.m.
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Raleigh
Highway Patrol
Robert Shears
Eldorado
Davidson County
Berne A. Manueleito
Fort Bragg
Zodiac Planting Guide in Enterprise Garden Gossip
Mrs. William Shell outlines a Zodiac based gardening calendar. She cites Blum's Almanac and assigns planting suitability to each sign, noting Aries dry and barren but good for weeds, Taurus for many crops, Cancer most productive, Leo for weed control, Virgo poor for planting, Libra for seeding hay and corn, Scorpio similar to Cancer, Sagittarius uneven but onion friendly, Capricorn productive for tubers, Aquarius barren but cultivable, Pisces productive like Cancer, with full moon potato planting and pruning tips.
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Blum
Leo
Consid
Taurus
Libra
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Aris
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Victor McClaglen
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Ethel Barrymore
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Clean Entertainment
High Point Senior High School
Mann Drug
City of
Ary Bunn Priddy
Oliver Priddy
Winston Road
Dana Andrews
Merle Oberon
Hoagy Carmichael
Virginia Mayo Macrae
Broadhurst
Raymond D. Cook
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
H.E. Bolick
D. D. Broom
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Lessie Bryley
Mable Joyner
W. W. Fry
Earl Sheaf
J. W. Kirkman
M. W. Wooten
Gordon Smalley
J. W. Barnard
J. W. Boone
J. R. Cox
Oakwood Cemetery
W. H. Collins
Packard
Guilford Motor
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