Plastic Eye Breakthrough in War Time Dentistry
Wartime dentistry pioneers reveal plastic artificial eyes tailored to each patient. Dentists led the effort with Captain Stanley Erps and Majors Milton Wirtz Victor Dietz and Dorrance Cash, after a Valley Forge course, producing nonslippery, pigment matched eyes that look nearly real and improve healing.
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Robert H. Brown
Central Press and Enterprise
Cine
Army
Stanley Erps
California
England
Erps
Milton Wirtz
Camp Crowder
Victor Dietz
St. Louis
Dorrance Cash
Valley Forge General Hospital
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Joe Smith
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620
Pine resin used in paints comes from pine trees. A handful of states start with L. Etiquette tips advise staying calm in public and being amiable. Horoscope notes a vivacious, talkative person with loyal friends.
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Plymouth Rock
The
Union
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Township
Guilford County Realty transfers include Jacob Dennis and wife selling a North Street lot to David Jones and wife. City of High Point sells a lot in M. C. Lewallen property to R. W. Sutton. Weaver Gibson and wife transfer a Hobson Street lot to Grady Gibson and Flossie Gibson. W. H. Farlow and wife sell a Tryon Street lot to Norman R. Davis. A. W. Loose and wife sell to P. J. Neal.
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High Point
Jacob Dennis
David Jones
North Street
R. W. Sutton
M. C. Lewallen
Weaver Gibson
Grady Gibson
Flossie Gibson Ashe
Hobson Street
W. H. Farlow
Norman R. Davis
Tryon Street
A. W. Loose
P. J. Nea
Ambitions hidden behind a light exterior prompt caution
The text advises keeping remarks factual and logical to impress others, noting a strong will to sue beneath a cheerful mask. It also lists test answers: 1. In 1620 2. Turpentine 3. Louisiana.
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Conan Young
Flatte
Turpentine
Louisiana
Real Estate Transfers in High Point Neighborhood Plats
A series of property transfers are recorded, including Sloan D. Gibson Jr and wife to Thomas W. Sprinkle 64 lots in Katherine L Brown property and other deeds around Ed and D. O. Burns subdivision, Loftin street, Tate street, Forrest avenue, State street, and Carl Smith's line.
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Ed and
D. O. Burns
Sloan D. Gibson, Jr
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Katherine L. Brown
Joseph T. Boulton
Edwin L. Robbins
Farlow Insurance and Realty Company
W. A. J. Idol
Clyde L. Atkins, Jr
Tate Street
Sloan D. Gibson Jr
Polka’s Bohemian Birth Shapes European Dance
In Bohemia the polka originated and by the 19th century spread across Europe becoming the era’s leading dance. Its lively steps and simple rhythm propelled it from regional folk roots to a continental craze enjoyed in ballrooms and streets alike.
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Bohemia
Europe
Capitol Square
The piece notes delays in a survey of rural telephone expansion in North Carolina under REA due to many exchanges and demand constraints. It also covers a Raleigh Durham hotel room shortage during Lemlson game weekend, the upside down art project at the North Carolina lab, and state filing backlogs with plans for a central state records warehouse to ease office congestion.
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North
Lina
General Assembly
State Rural Electrification Administration
Bell System
REA
Lemson
Raleigh
Raleigh-Durham
Art Laboratory
Ygiene Pro
Department of Agriculture
John Bray
Nextislature
Ceilings Set for Used Business Machines
The OPA fixed price ceilings for used business machines effective October. The move aims to tighten control as surplus government machines reenter civilian trade, replacing the March 1942 freeze and limiting price rises when large quantities are released.
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Washington
OPA
Premier Quits in Greece Amid Election Turmoil
Athens reports Admiral Voulgaris resigns from the cabinet as Greece faces brewing political strife ahead of national elections. The move marks a key turnover in the government and signals shifting alliances within the ruling circle.
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Athens
Voulgaris
Greece
Strike Hits Bob Hope's Plant and Local Wage Dispute
Cleveland report notes a wage dispute triggers a walkout at Metal Products Ltd affecting about 60 workers. The strike ties to an affiliated workers union and comedian Bob Hope is cited as a company partner. Nearby, others recount hunting incident and a deer found dead with a corn wedged in its windpipe. The piece also recalls Princeton history.
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Workers Union
Bob ‘Hope
Viro Hopé
Bob
Cleveland
Metal Products, Ltd
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