Yale Program To Open In Planetarium
CHAPEL HILL The Star of Bewtlehers third annual Christmas program of the More head Planetarium opens Tuesday night November 27 at 8 39. Performances run 8 20 each evening with Saturday 3 and 4 pm Sunday 2 3 and 4 pm showings. Additional showings may be arranged for groups of 135 or more with advance reservations. Manager A F Jenzano notes week attendance preferred to ease weekend crowds. Admission 50 cents adults and 18 cents for children under 12.
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Chapel Hill
Star of
A. F. Jenzano
Duke Med Students Help Rural Health Effort Expands Care
Duke University Medical School seniors spend two weeks, later returning for longer tours, assisting rural clinics in Bat Cave Roseboro and Wilton. The program pairs students with country doctors to boost general practice, teach examinations and surgery, and connect 6 000 locals with care.
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Duke Med
Durham
R. Vernon Jeter
W. C. Davison
Amos N. Johnson
Garland
George F. Bon
Jeter
Frank H. Jeter
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Young Jeter
Bat Cave
Bond
Duke Medical
Brewer
Kenneth R. Baldwin
Dean Davison
Brewer-Starling Clinic
Roseboro
W. E. Magee
McColl
S. C
Duke
North Carolina
Duke Medical School
Mississippi Democrat Surrenders Bond In Jail Request
B Curtis Beasley a member of Mississippi’s pro Truman Democratic committee surrendered his 2500 dollar bond and asked to be placed in Hinds County jail. He faces 12 counts of selling post office jobs and conspiring to sell other federal posts.
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Jackson, Miss
B. Curtis Beasley
Hinds County Hall
Beasley
Democratic Committee
Gambler Vaughn Cannon Surrenders for Tax Evasion
Gambler Vaughn J. Cannon of Asheville gave up his freedom to begin a two year prison term for tax evasion. He was lodged in Guilford County jail and will be moved to the federal reformatory at Petersburg Virginia today.
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Greensboro
Vaughn J. Cannon
Asheville
Cannon
Guilford County
Federal Reformatory
Petersburg
Small Business Struggles Widen From 1944 Woes
HAL BOYLE reports small business owners like Herbert Barchoff claim restrictions on basic metals such as brass copper aluminum and steel choke production. Many firms face suspension of operations while defense contracts slow to reach small suppliers, risking widespread closures by 1952. Barchoff urges consolidated agency handling regional pools and faster contract flow to salvage the economy and sustain small firms.
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New York
Herbert Sbarchoff
Eastern Brass and Copper Co
Smail
Barehoff
Barcroft
Basi
Barchoff
Washington
Illinois Man To Be Guest Professor
Dr. Arthur Byron Coble former head of Illinois Mathematics and former president of the Mathematical Society will be visiting professor of mathematics at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill for winter and spring quarters He replaces two professors on leave and will teach complex variable theory conformal mapping and new courses in algebraic geometry He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and past president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Mathematical Society
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Chapfl Hill
Arthur Byron Coble
University of Illinois
American Mathematical Surety
University of North Carolina
Robert B. House
William M. Whyburn
Coble
FE. A. Cameron
I. R. Hershner, Jr
Whyburn
National Academy of Sciences
The
Mathematical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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