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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1953
Page
6
SCOOBA MISS Frances Edwards a third grade teacher has pulled her 1500th tooth without a dental license. She earns trust with a story to distract children and records each extraction with the patient’s signature in a book.
North Carolina State College Extension Service warns a forest fire approach to the boll weevil is futile. Extension Forester John Gray notes burning barns haystacks and neighbors’ property would destroy only a small share of over-wintering weevils. He urges field treatment with approved sprays and dusts as the effective method.
Pollution controls on the Thames once nearly wiped out native fish, but officials report a rebound with improved water quality and revived fisheries as habitats recover along the river near London.
The UNC Medical School dean and pharmacology leader Dr William de B MacNider is celebrated in The Good Doctor a memorial volume from the University Press. He joined UNC in 1903 and served 51 years including three as dean. He studied aging kidney disease and won the George M Kober Medal.
Memphis Tenn May 2 a large mass cancer detection project already saving lives may become nationwide on a scale like the TB X ray program Dr C C Erickson coordinator says the Memphis survey started last July has examined 28000 women and may screen 125000 more over two years The fluid vaginal test quickly indicates cancer long before symptoms and positive cases are treated by private physicians or city hospitals The test costs 350 to 750 and the survey seeks to answer whether public response can sustain a national program
San Marino occupies 38 square miles and is reputed to be the world’s smallest and oldest republic, traces dating to 350 A D.
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