Hospital Funding Fight Shapes Budget Hearings
Budget hearings reveal about 650000 in state funds will be cut annually to operate the hospital. The Appropriations Committee tentatively approves increases totaling 1268995 for the Consolidated University. Additional requests from Woman's College Greensboro and NC State Station Extension Service to be considered. Increases include 49812 CU administration, 213574 UNC Chapel Hill, 116420 health affairs, and 176424 State College.
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Consolidated University
Woman's College At
Greensboro
North Carolina State College
University Hospital
Consolidated University Administration
University At Chapel Hill
Division of Health Affairs
State College
State House Proposes Bond Bills for Hospitals and Colleges
The plan outlines 13 million for various state institutions. Major items include 4.4 million for North Carolina State College and UNC combined upgrades, 3 million for Ward renovations at Butner, and 2 million for Morganton Hospital. Dormitories and additions are listed for Caswell, Raleigh wards, and other campuses.
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State Hospital
Raleigh
Caswell Training School
Morganton Hospital
Butner
North Carolina State College
University of North Carolina
Woman’s College At
Greensboro
A and T College
East Carolina College
Appalachian State Teachers College
Western Carolina Teachers College
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Elizabeth City State Teachers College
Fayetteville State Teachers College
North Carolina College
Durham
State School For the Deaf
McCain
Eastern North Carolina
Blind Commission
Complication Threatens to Upset Hormone Balance
Harvard researchers described tissue staining techniques showing male and female hormone producing cells coexisting in male glands. The American Cancer Society noted cancers can disrupt hormone balance, feminize or masculinize the body depending on which cells are affected.
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Delos Smith
United Press
New York
American Cancer Society
Harvard University
Arnold N. Seligman
George B. Wislocki
Harvard
Male Students Take Over Baby Sitting
Union College reports that male students threaten to push female sitters off the job. Miss Frances Travis notes mothers prefer men sitters as girls are said to spend too long talking on the telephone.
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Schenectady, N.Y
Union College
Frances Travis
Locomotive Bell Finds New Home With Okinawa Church
In Okinawa, a steam engine bell once used by the Pennsylvania Railroad now serves a hilltop church. Retired railroaders George J. Knab and August C. Biber moved the bell to Rev. Norman B. Godfrey, Episcopal missionary, who hails from Albany and recalls his boyhood days on the railroad. Godfrey notes diesel era may end steam sounds, humorously asking to save a bale of steam for future days.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Naha
Okinawa
George J. Knab
August C. Biber
Norman B. Godfrey
All Saints Cathedral of
Albany
Pennsy
Ebenezer
Wright brothers first plane ends up in Smithsonian
The Wright brothers’ first airplane shattered after its fourth flight and never flew again. It was rebuilt, shown in England for years, and is now housed in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D C.
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Wright Brothers
England
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower Reveals Hero's Identity After Dinner Story
Maj. Gen. George A. Horkan recounts at a National Conference of Christians and Jews dinner that Dwight D. Eisenhower was the British colonel guest at a 1945 wartime dinner in New York. A fallen hero earned the Victoria Cross, and his widow and children were left destitute. A $100 donation was sent with the message From one soldier to another, but the donor’s identity remains undisclosed per Eisenhower’s stipulation.
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New York
Great Britain
George A. Horkan
Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Horkan
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Eisenhower
Horan
Medical Association urged to discipline College of Surgeons
The Congress of Delegates urged the American Medical Association to take disciplinary action against the College of Surgeons and its executive director Dr. Paul Hawley of Chicago. The resolution accuses Hawley of derogatory remarks aimed at undermining public faith in the medical profession and criticizes the College of Surgeons for unbridled media comments.
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ST. Louis
American Medical Association
American Newf
Paul Hawley
Chicago
Congress of Delegates
American Academy General Practice
AAGP
Hawley
Veterans Administration
Congress
Academy
U. S. News & World Report
United
College of Surgeons
University Uses Color TV to Aid Surgery Teaching
The University of Pennsylvania says natural color television enhances medical student instruction. Surgery broadcasts from a hospital operating room reach 25 students at a time in classrooms via closed circuits. Plans include a 350 seat viewing screen in Medical Alumni Hall to expand access.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
School of Medicine
Graduate School of Medicine
University
Medical Alumni Hall
Waitress Rejuvenator Demonstrated at Canadian Convention
A new waitress rejuvenator massage machine was shown at the Canadian restaurant convention in Toronto. It comes in three sizes a handheld model for home use a hip back and foot invigorator for tired waitresses and a full length table model for the fully weary.
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Toronto
Ont
Army test yields second perfect 500 score
Lawrence Singleton of Miami Florida became the second man since World War II to score a perfect 500 on the U S Army physical efficiency test at Fort Knox Kentucky. He completed 20 sprints 75 squat jumps 54 push ups 79 situps in two minutes and 41 squat thrusts in one minute as he nears his second lieutenant commission from OCS.
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Fort Knox
Lawrence Singleton
Miami
U. S. Army
Singleton
OCS
Ferrizan Vitamin Tonic Promises Boost For Working Folk
An advertisement targets readers over 40 urging a vitamin mineral boost with Ferrizan iodine iron tonic. It claims improved energy mood and sleep with B vitamins iron and iodine, offering 30 day money back guarantees from Manns Drug Stores and Red's Drug Store.
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Mann
Forerd
Win Free General Electric Appliances
A promotional brief offers readers a chance to win General Electric home appliances including TV sets and washers through a sweepstakes. No further details available.
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General Electric Appliances
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