Food Allergies Explain Junior's Poor Reports
Pediatricians report food allergies may drive behavior issues and poor school marks in children. Egg milk and wheat commonly trigger reactions. removing the culprit often improves performance. Some allergies cause asthma or hives from smelling foods, and altitude can affect sensitivity.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Susan Dees
Durham
N. C
Arthur Hoersch
Cleveland
Jerome Glaser
Rochester University School of Medicine
Julia Baker
Mexico City
North America
U. S
Denver
Harold I. Lewis
Philadelphia
Lecks
State Newspapers Record Wide Death Toll From Weekend Incidents
A series of weekend fatalities reported across North Carolina includes Scott Carter victim of an accidental shotgun discharge, Henry Lee Holder Jr. age nine who died after a 35 foot fall, and George Wallace Inscoe Jr. age 13 killed by a falling window sash. Also listed are Jesse Proctor eight hit by a car in Rocky Mount, Fred Brothers 18 shot at Hertford, Dr Ira May Hardy 74 shot in Kinston, James Raymond Kee 76 struck by a car in Cornelius, Frances Bryant 22 killed in Sparta, L B Long about 35 bleeding to death while butchering a calf, Quit Pearson 57 shot during a gun battle in Charlotte, Frank E Haynes 78 and Wilford Carver 31 killed in separate Ha county crashes, Colon Warner 23 found on railway tracks in Lexington, Marjorie Walker Conner 40 fell from a truck with ten children in Mill String, Earl Lowing 23 killed in a Seaboard and automobile crash in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccott Carter
Henry Lee Holder, Jr
Winston-Salem
Oxford
George Wallace Inscoe, Jr
J. L Cash
Jesse Proctor
Rocky Mount
Fred Brothers
Hertford
Ira May Hardy
Kinston
North Carolina Medical Society
Raymond Jarman
James Raymond Kee
Cornelius
Charlotte
Frances Bryant
Galax
Sparta
Wake County
L. B. Long
Pearson
Ha County
Frank E. Haynes
Clyde
Wilford Carver
Colon Warner
Lexington
Marjorie Walker Conner
Mill String
Seaboard
Charlotte Street
Earl Lowing
Mount Holly
Woodmen to Nominate Officers Tuesday
Officers of the Woodmen of the World local lodge will be nominated at the regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Woodmen hall 311 West High Street. Members are urged to attend for nominations and important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Hall
West High Street
New Fighting In China Signals Widening Civil War
A radio broadcast from Madame Chiang Kai-Shek in Nanking urged immediate U S aid warning that if China falls Asia follows. Communist radio warned against foreign aid as an act of hostility. Reports say communists retook Nienchuang near Suchow while pro government forces push east from Suchow toward Paichi and cross the Grand Canal.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Nanking
U. S
China
Asia
Communist
United States
San Francisco
Associated Press
Suchow
Nienchuang
Defense Ministry
Pengpu
Peace Daily
Li Mi
Souls Yearn for God In Christian Science Services
A Sunday Lesson-Sermon themed Soul and Body focal points the Golden Text Psalms 86 4 urging the servant to lift up the soul. Bible citations note Psalms 42 1 and Eddy's Science and Health passage contends perception of life in Soul rather than in matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Enter into His gates with thanksgiving at Central Christian
Joseph David Boyd preached in Central Christian chapel on Sunday morning praising gratitude for life and blessings. He cited the Episcopal prayer book and urged the congregation to recognize preservation of the nation as a divine gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph David Boyd
Central Christian Chapel
Deaths and Funerals J C Kitchen 84
J C Kitchen 84 a resident of the community for three years died at his home Sunday morning after a weeks illness. Born July 2 1864 in Fanning county Ga he was a son of J H and Louise Plumley Kitchen. Survived by wife Salinda Parris four sons Earl Kitchen Floyd Kitchen Lee Kitchen Lloyd Kitchen three daughters Lillie Stiles Lucy Ensley and Bell Long Gastonia 31 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Body sent to Fite Funeral Home Belmont Sunday evening. Funeral services held from Fite chapel today burial in Cramerton cemetery.
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J. C. Kitchen
Fanning County
J. H
Louise Plumley Kitchen
Salinda Parris
Earl Kitchen
Floyd Kitchen
High Point
Lee Kitchen
Kings Mountain
Lloyd Kitchen
Rock Hill
S. C
Lillie Stiles
Lucy Ensley
Cramerton
Bell Long
Gastonia
Fite
Belmont
Funeral Services for Gilbert G Brown Held in Jamestown
Funeral services for Gilbert G Brown 45 of 519 Centennial avenue were held Sunday at 3 pm in Jamestown Methodist church with Rev Paxton Dixon and Rev Paul Hardin Jr officiating. Burial followed at Guilford Memorial Park. Pallbearers included Walter Holton Ott Te Luther Kimsey Oscar Ell John L Coleman Homer Huff Robah V Johnson Harry Bundy and C A McAllister. Floral tributes directed by Mrs James Stewart. Singers R E Bundy Wayne Luquer Argie Wood and Mrs Walter Crissman provided music. Mrs Roy Padgett played the organ. The body was in the church an hour before services.
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Gilbert G Brown
Centennial Avenue
Jamestown Methodist Church
Paxton Dixon
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Guilford Memorial Park Cemetery
Walter Holton
Ott Te
Luther Kimsey
Oscar O. Ell
John L. Coleman
Homer Huff
Robah V. Johnson
Harry Bundy
C. A. McAllister
James Stewart
R. E. Bundy
Wayne Luquer
Argie Wood
Walter Crissman
Roy Padgett
Funeral services for Thomas Albert Ve at Hilliard church
Funeral services were held Sunday at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church for Thomas Albert Ve 51 who died at his home on High Point Route 5 Friday night. Ministers Rev O H Miller and Rev Otis Hampton led the service with musical selections by the Nazarine Trio and solo by Miss Evelyn Solomon. Pallbearers included G W Underswood J F Nicks Norman Miller W W Hampton Sr Thurman Cook and Fred Leonard. Interment followed in Floral Garden Park cemetery family plot.
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Thomas Albert Ve 51
High Point
Route 5
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
O. H. Miller
Otis Hampton
Westfield
Albertson Road
Cline Drye
Effie Bolton
Vera Smith
Evelyn Solomon
G. W. Underswood
J. F. Nicks
Norman Miller
W. W. Hampton, Sr
Thurman Cook
Fred Leonard
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
Rites Held for Mrs Chil Dress Trinity Township Leader
Last rites were held for Mrs. W C Chil dress 65 at Caraway Baptist church with Rev. Charlie Landreth officiating. Pallbearers included Lia Kennedy E L Davis J C Crofts J M Harris Glenn Hills Clyde Oaksley Paul Key and Lee Wood. Interment in Floral Garden Memorial Park High Point followed.
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Thomasville
W. C. Childress
Trinity Township
Caraway Baptist Church
Charlie Landreth
Lia L. Kennedy
E. L. Davis
J. C. Crofts
J. M. Harris
Glenn Hill
Clyde Oaksley
Paul Key
Lee Wood
Chhoir
Betty Jane Key
Truett Grant
Jack White
Tommy Jones
Perry McDowell
Mr. McDowell
Colene McDowell
Jesse Crofts
Floral Garden Memorial Park
High Point
Reliable Truck Released by Court After Tax Records Found
A tractor-trailer laden with soap flakes, impounded after police uncovered 57 cases of tax-paid whiskey in the cargo, has been released on court orders. The vehicle belonged to Reliable Trucking of High Point. Driver J. B. Johnson, arrested on prohibition law charges, is out on a $500 bond. Baltimore note mentions Ernie Blandin, 245-pound tackle, as the heaviest Coldts roster member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Trucking Company
High Point
J. B. Johnson
Baltimore
Ernie — Blandin
Six Neutrals Seek End to Berlin Blockade Row
Six neutrals debate how to end the Berlin crisis as Evatt urges a simultaneous lifting of the Soviet blockade and currency reform while Western powers demand a blockade lift first. Berlin observers predict disagreement among top Western officials and doubt Evatt's optimism.
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Berlin
Russia
Alli
Evatt
U S Policy Debated On China Aid Role
Special Senate Counsel D Worth Clark argued for a range of U S support in China from full aid to none while warning of the risk of entanglement in the Chinese civil war. The discussion centers on how deeply the United States should become involved as Chiang Kai shek seeks foreign help to resist communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Senate
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Clark
Truman
Marshall
Chiang
CIO Seeks Broad Reforms At 10th Meeting
The CIO plans an all-out attack on monopoly and supports farm price subsidies and a $1 minimum wage while debating a fourth postwar wage rise. The convention will consider endorsing the Marshall Plan and leaving the World Federation of Trade Unions, and raises the per capita tax to four cents monthly per member.
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CIO
New York City
CIO Council
Communist Party
World Federation of Trade Unions
Bishops Attack Court Ruling On Religion In Public Schools
Catholic bishops condemn the Supreme Court decision upholding church groups cannot use public schools to teach beliefs. They call the ruling a failure to center life in God and warn it erodes American religious foundations. In Wisconsin cheese news, aging time can drop from six months to 60 days using arc lamp irradiation.
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God
America
High Court
Wisconsin
Weather North Carolina Brief Forecast Outlook Incomplete
Mostly cloudy with temperature changes for tonight and Tuesday. Rain today and tonight, with likely rain in the extreme east Tuesday morning. Sunset Tuesday.
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North Carolina
Mixed Stock Market With Narrow Gains and Losses
New York trading opened with moderate activity and a mixed session in which gains and losses ranged from fractions to about a point. Railroads and steels fell while several issues advanced, led by American Broadcasting. notable drags included Santa Fe, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and Gulf Oil.
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New York
American Broadcasting
Santa Fe
Great Northern Preferred
Chesapeake and Ohio
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
Johns Manville
Standard Oil
N. J
Gulf Oil
Twentieth Century Fox
American Tobacco
Northern Pacific
Westinghouse
Kennecott
Firestone
National Distillers
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
Jester's Wins Loving Cup In Thomasville
Jester's Fine Clothes owned by Dave Jester won a loving cup for best decorated Christmas show window in Thomasville during merchants weekend opening the season. Clyde Smith announced the award. Nance's Floggr Shop took second and several shops received honorable mention for their displays.
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Thomasville
Bill Nance
Hudson-Belk
Star Furniture Store
Efird’s
Sink Electric
The
Jewel Shoppe
Plane Carrying Singer Bobby Breen Reported Missing
A single engine plane with singer Bobby Breen aboard disappeared on a 300 mile Wisconsin flight from Waukesha to Hayward. Advance agent Ernie Roth said Breen and Kenneth Thompson were long overdue and feared to have crashed in the forested lake district southeast of Hayward. A sighting of the crimson plane over the ghost lake area prompted a search around midnight.
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Hayward
Wis
Bobby Breen
Wisconsin
Ernie Roth
Canton
Breen
Kenneth Thompson
Wauesha
Waukesha
Crimson
Stinson
Roth
Ghost Lake
Lexington Man to Be Tried November 29
Carl E. Rogers Jr. 27 of Lexington Route 2 will be tried November 29 in recorders court on a charge of driving drunk. He posted a $300 bond and was released after Friday night arrest on the National Highway.
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Thomasville
Carl E. Rogers, Jr
Lexington
Recorders Court
Ers
Aleutian Folk Are Free Of Heart Disease
Harvard Peabody museum report says Aleuts in the sub arctic islands show almost no heart disease. Cardiologist Fred Alexander examined 132 of under 1000 natives, noting infectious diseases and tuberculosis take a toll while diet may influence heart health. Researchers suggest fish and meat as possible factors in the low heart disease rate. Dental researcher Coenraad Moorrees cites late tooth decay after 18th century dietary changes. Study involved Viking Fund and Office of Naval Research with leaders William Laughlin Gordon Marsh Stanley Garn and others.
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Cambridge
Mass
Aleutian Islands
Harvard
North Pacific Islands
Peabody Museum
Sub
Arctic
North American
Asia
Fred Alexander
Massachusetts General Hospital
Alexander
Coenraad Moorrees
Fors Dental Infirmary
Moorrees
Viking Fund
Office of Naval Research
William S. Laughlin
Museum
Gordon Marsh
University of Nevada
Stanley Garn
Charles I. Shade
Alan G. May
Wenatchee
Wash
Theodore Banks
University of Michigan
Flames Destroy Dwelling Near Thomasville
A house four miles south of Thomasville occupied by Mrs. George Head was consumed by fire yesterday afternoon. City firemen, though outside their district, could not save the building but halted the blaze from spreading to a nearby structure. A later report blamed a short in electrical wiring for a separate 9:30 p.m. blaze at Charles Miller's residence on Fisher Ferry Street. no damage reported.
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Thomasville
George Head
Charles Miller
Fisher Ferry Street
Fairfield Methodist Revival Opens Tonight by Local Evangelist
Evangelistic services will be held each evening at 7 30 o'clock for one week at the Fairfield Methodist church on highway 62 three miles beyond Aller Jay school. Rev J W Grace of this city will conduct gospel preaching and singing programs.
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J. W. Grace
Fairfield Methodist Church
Highway 62
Aller Jay School
Black-Draught Laxative Ideal For Quick Relief
The text promotes Black-Draught as a prompt thorough laxative when taken as directed. It claims low cost at a penny or less per dose and notes it has been a best seller for four generations.
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John Garfield
Lilli Palmer
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the Sea Hawk
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Donald Crisp
Alan Hale
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Wonderland OF Color and Beauty
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Robert Ryan
Anne Jeffreys
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Ray Enright
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Charles O'Neal
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Luci Warder
the Sundance Kid
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KIT Theatre
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T. A. Pegram
W. G. Childress
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Frances Pearce Burns
Edwin J. Burns
Portsmouth
England
Richard
Ann Pattison
Burns
O. H. Hepler
J. C. Green and Sons
Oakwood Cemetery
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Len B. Jones
Best Street
Monroe
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Asheville
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