Virus Pneumonia Cause Clue Reported By Bacteriologists
The Society of American Bacteriologists heard that researchers Eaton Meikle and Van Herick in California found a suspicious virus in cotton rats linked to virus pneumonia. They isolated a virus that produced an immunizing serum in sick rats, which protected others from infection, signaling a probable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of American Bacteriologists
Omy Peg D. Eaton
Gordon Meikle
William van Herick
California State Department of Health
University of Minnesota
Notice of Public Sale and Court Actions in High Point NC
Multiple notices from High Point Municipal Court announce actions including service by publication against Watson and Bula Weaver and other defendants, foreclosure of street assessments, and land sales. Dates referenced are May 1944 with various court dates and auction details at High Point City Hall. Matted by law clerk Florence Allen.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
Munwipal Court OF the Erry
High Point
Prem Mre
Auman
Watson Weaver
Bula Weaver
Pula Weaver
New Carolina
Serele
Bennett Bennett
North Caroline
Elle
Seth
Florence Wallen
Ave
Clery
Drorth Carolina
Threrry
Reastate Co
Guilford
Ountr
M. FF
Rocks End
Bessie Crooks
Morrow
Wor Morrow
W. Robert Morrow
Bigh Point Mn
W. Rabere Morow
Poerrod Morrow
Che
Midh Point
Florence W. Allen
Muntcipa
Byrum
West View Methodist Church
Ward Street
Roy Byrum
A. M. Lowe
J. W. Johnson
J. €. Maren
E. T. Kearns
Ward Street Methodist Church
City of High Point
Va. View Methodist Church
Rey Byram
A. M. Loewe
J. E. Marsh
City Hall
City of
N.C
Ward, Wrightenberry and
Burton Streets
Office of Register of Creds
N. C
J. WV. Wilson, II
the Municipal Court OF the City OF
City OF High Point & Municipal Corporation
Co. B. Hayworth, Jr
Robert Rankin
A. M. Rankin
Lens Rankin
John D
Commercial National Bank Point
E. B. Crawassignee
B. UB
Massinger
High Point Morris Plan
Pirot National Bank of
Reidaville
General Purchase Corporation
Wardinoke Ford County
B .B. Crawford
B. B. Massinger
General Contract Purchase Corporation
Wardinoke Corporation
Gurney FP. Hood
Rankin, Teague & Welch
A. M. Rankin Estate
Municipal Court of the Cty
High Point Township
Brentwood
Office of Register of Deeds
Arnold J. Koonce
North Carolana Guilford County
Cit
Hien Point
Municipal Corporation
Sealant
B. H
Thomas D. Koierer
L. J. Pinker
Guardian AG Litem
Thomas D Foister
Wachovia Bank & Trea
Adminieretor
J. Weick
Plisaberh RB. Foister
Thomas J. Foiser
Minor
Norths Carolina
Itigh Point
High Point Ins
Real Beate Co
WD Parsons
Mary
A. Sherrod Morrow
PD. D. Parsons
D. PD Parsons
Muntips
Aigh Point
East Green Street
Twin Oaks Court Drive
East Green
Arnold J, Koonce
High Point Development Co
Willenbar Terrace
Minnesotans Find Acidic Substances Kill Germs in Plants
Report by Tsuchiya Drake Halvorson and Bieter and Penderson Fisher states higher plants produce acids and odors that destroy disease germs. They note an acid in test tubes kills germs causing poisoning, found in cabbages onions and celery.
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Henry M. Tsuchiya
Charles H. Drake
H. O. Halvorson
Raymond N. Bieter
Hormel Research Foundation
C Ss. Pee
Questionnaires Are Source of Worry
Charlotte reports on government questionnaires causing worry as Russell Schneider and two colleagues set up at the Chamber of Commerce to curb the flow of forms. He heads the advisory committee on government questionnaires and cites a protracted example of a vitamins firm forced to fill a huge form.
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Charlotte
Russell Schneider
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Itate
Schneider
William Bruce
David Cohn
Budget Bureau
Baltimore Handlers Oppose Ration Plan
Baltimore meat handlers criticized the plan to end rationing on all meats except beef steaks and beef roasts. One packer warned of chaos if rationing returns, while another supported permanent removal for the two beef cuts but feared possible resumption of strict limits in the fall.
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Baltimore
Charlotte Attorney Named Hospital President in Gastonia
Paul C. Whitlock of Charlotte was named president of the North Carolina Orthopedic Hospital at Gastonia to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Morgan B. Speir Sr. Ralph S. Robinson of Gastonia named secretary and J. A. Jones of Charlotte elected to the executive committee.
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Charlotte
Paul C. Whitlock
North Carolina
Meat shortage prompts grocer group to question price cuts
Harry W. Walker, executive secretary of the Baltimore Independent Retail Grocers and Meaters Association, questions the value of further price cuts, asking what is the point of taking points off if meat remains unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Walker
Baltimore Indeent Retail Grocers and Meaters Association
Chef at Camp Butner Learns African Cuisine Abroad
Pfc Alfonso L Brown a Negro soldier formerly employed by a Orlando Florida restaurant serves fourteen months as an army cook in Liberia West Africa. He found army recipes dull and spent leave among bush tribesmen learning African cuisine and language blends enriching his culinary knowledge.
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Brown
Boyish call warns AP of siren ready for invasion
A boyish voice phoned the Associated Press on May 4 asking if the invasion had started. He said he had a siren fixed up and was ready to blow it.
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Hidden
Portland
Ore
INS
Robert "Addison
Boise
Idaho
ATLAW
WTA
The
Associated Press
Firemen Attend Police Dance in Leominster
Leominster Massachusetts firemen dressed in white ties and tails rode the ladder truck to a police dance across the street from fire headquarters. An alarm later sounded, prompted by the commotion and responding to the many calls.
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Leominster
Mass
Brown Sees Limited Use at Current Post
Brown notes his present assignment limits usefulness as he laments missing imported ingredients for palm cabbage souffle and cassava pie, predicting the dishes would be hits but unavailable due to supply.
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Brown
Memphis Men Taken By Nylon Salesmen
Memphis business men were offered $70 nylons that proved to be rayon after chemical treatment. The salesman with 400 pairs was apprehended and released on bond. The OPA notes the nylon look fades and the hose frays after a single washing.
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Washington
Memphis
Tenn
OPA
Gremlins Blamed as Car Lurches Forward in Portland
Lt Commander A T Lowry in Portland reports his parked car suddenly started, then lunged down the street crashing into another vehicle and a building. Investigators cited faulty wiring as the likely cause.
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Gremlins
Portland, Ore
INS
A. T. Lowry
Portland
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Bacteriologist Society
Bacteriologists of
America
Shirley McKeever
D. C
Kennebec
S. C
Duke University School of Nursing
U. S
Cadet Nurse Corps
Duke
McKeever
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Charlotte Attorney Hospital President
Butner
Nylon
Walgreen
Heputation
Triomphe Cologne
Trum
Naas
Meyer
Johnson’s
Walgreens Drug Stores
Cern
South Main ST
Vacontin
Doan
Lim
A.B.C of Savings
Johnson's
Grove
Horlick’'S
Haarlem
Hillrose
Lomit
Lady Esther
BEZON
Ownney
Parke-Davis
Serutan Ixatves
Sloan’s
Woodbury Beauty
Exton
Walgreens
Erie
Hoek
Prince Albert
Raleigh
Velvet
Walgreen's
Walgreen’s
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