Army May Change Frostbite Treatment After Experiments
Army physicians suggest rapid thawing may replace slow warming for frostbite. Tests on 300 rats showed quick warming in warm water reduced tissue loss and death of skin cells, though it caused more pain. Drugs may lessen human pain and enable faster recovery.
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Elon College Names Ex-Resident Hero Alumna of the Year
Mrs. Clark F. Cullers of Front Royal Virginia is Elon College Outstanding Alumnus of the Year. The award was announced by Dr. Leon E. Smith at the annual alumni meet closing Alumni Day exercises.
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Fasteeth Tooth Powder Offers Quick Denture Comfort
A brief ad-like note touts FALSE TEETH FASTEETH powder as non acid and fast acting. It claims denture breath is reduced and eating becomes comfortable with a small amount on the plate. Available at drug stores.
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Y W C A News Schedule Board of Y Teens Meetings
Community notices list weekly YWCA events for grades 7 through 11. Activities include Y-Teens sessions, Robins Club conference movies, and Adams club meetings at Sullivan's cabin.
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Mayodan Boy Wins Medal at Oak Ridge
Cadet Captain William Donald Montgomery of Mayodan receives Oak Ridge Military Institute's top honor at annual graduation for command of the year. Other awards include Ora Medal to James R. Qualls, drill medal to Herbert Etheridge, neatness medal to Gluyas Craven, citizenship to Joe Webster, and multiple scholarships and service medals awarded to cadets from various towns and states.
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Culture Fanfare and Media Satire Aims for Newsroom Natives
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High Point College Man Joins Barter Theatre Summer Cast
Herman E. Coble Jr. of High Point a drama graduate student will apprentice at Barter Theatre Abingdon Virginia for the summer and joins the cast starting June 7. He has been active in Chapel Hill drama and serves as stage manager for a Klein one act while at the University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H E Coble of 901 Montieux Avenue.
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High Point Soldier Earns Bronze Star for Korea Rescue
Corporal Rayvone C. Lambeth of the 1st Cavalry Division US Army from High Point North Carolina received the Bronze Star Medal for heroism near Tabu-dong Korea on 5. He sped a truck through an enemy roadblock to deliver ammunition, then retrieved weapons on the return trip, enabling his unit to regain vital supplies and arms.
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Kindergarten to Have Circus on School Playground
The Town and Country Kindergarten presents a "Ringling-Tingling" circus tomorrow afternoon at 5:30 on the school playground at 1132 Forest Hill Drive. The annual event closes the school for summer months after the program.
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Guilford Class Hears Talk By Ex-Student
Guilford College honors its 1951 class with ex student and Pittsburgh chancellor Rufus H. Fitzgerald as Baccalaureate speaker. Dr K Marshall, director of Scientific Radio and Television, will deliver the address as diplomas are distributed by President Clyde A Milner.
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Timid About Love Opera Star Says U S Girls
Opera star Siepi at the Met comments that American women are too timid about romance with older men and warn they will regret chasing glamour. He notes glamour belongs to youth and, at 28, he believes his generation’s appeal remains strong despite shifts in taste.
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Unclear Fragments from Historical Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Hayworth Sansou and A A Smith B A, with unclear roles or context in an unidentified item. No dates, places, or events are discernible to form a factual summary.
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