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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1949
Page
5
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Kansas City's University of Kansas Medical Center debuts a unique tramicrospectrophotometer for cancer research. The 15 foot 600 pound instrument, built with Atomic Energy Commission grants, analyzes ultra violet light absorption in single cells to reveal nucleic acids and other key substances linked to heredity and growth.
A hypothetical journey proposes a nonstop crossing of every U S railroad line over 292 days at 60 miles per hour, outlining a grand-scale rail exploration. The plan emphasizes duration and constant speed without stops.
Emerson Kemsies, Cincinnati public schools ornithologist and biology teacher, has conducted field work for several years on the distribution of migrating and breeding birds in Southwestern Ohio. The report aims to popularize avian study similar to Kinsey but on bird life.
Dr. Eric St. John Lyburn of Tunbridge Wells, who publicly joined Britain’s National Health Service, became the first to resign from the service. This marks a notable break after his prior public stance on joining the NHS.
Capitol Square highlights include a humorous departure of the Thank You train gifts from France and a note on Russia’s prior troubles. North Carolina towns Battleboro and Whitakers discuss highway division duties while Rocky Mount sits partly in two divisions. Mayors Talley of Fayetteville and Berkley of Goldsboro advocate expanded road funding, with a plan to share highway money by population and mileage. Senate insights flag no early 1951 session, and seals for tuberculosis and Elks Camp appear on mail and packages.
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