Paradise Island Monkeys Rule Puerto Rico Enclave
NEA dispatch details monkeys on a Puerto Rico island breeding program started in 1938 with Columbia University and the Institute of Tropical Diseases. Mike Tomlin runs the colony with four rival factions led by a president a vice president and a secretary. The piece notes feeding rituals fights among colonies and wartime use of the monkeys for tropical disease research.
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Bert Brandt
NEA
Monkey Island
Puerto Rico
Mike Tomlin
Columbia University
Tomlin
Bachelors’ Club
U.S. Army
Quaker Oats Tops Poll as America’s Best Tasting Cereal
The ad proclaims Quaker Oats as a ready for anything energy cereal. It claims benefits like energy and iron and targets tired moms and families. It notes the brand won a coast to coast poll as America's best tasting cereal with more people naming Quaker Oats than any other cereal.
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America
Tar Heels Put On Boards by Lutherans
Election of 20 members to boards and committees of the United Lutheran Church in America was announced. Named from South Carolina include Dr. George J. Gongaware and Dr. Karl W. Kinard. from North Carolina Dr. Jacob L. Morgan and Zeb. B. Trexlar among others.
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Cleveland
United Lutheran Church In America
South Carolina
George J. Gongaware
Charleston
Karl W. Kinard
Columbia
Board of Foreign Missions
Paul M._ Rinports
Board of Social Missions
North Carolina
Jacob L. Morgan
Salisbury
Board of American Missions
Zeb. B. Trexlar
Ancard Board of Publication
Glue Removal Cases Set for Tuesday in Thomasville
Hearings on the glue removal and picket line disorder actions involving Thomasville Chair Co. strikers and police officers are still scheduled for Tuesday October 15 in the recorder's court. New hearings on the injunction and contempt order were set for Monday October 21 in Greensboro, with union officials and chair company officials hoped to reach a settlement.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Company
Recorder’s Court
H. Hoyle Sink
W. H. Steed
Thomasville Recorder's Court
Ruth Marr
Boyce Gant
Roy Munford Cline
Do. L. White
Paul Everhart
David E. Brown
Susie Brown
Julia Chaney
Gilbert Byerly
Otis Koonce
Clifton Smith
Aaron Weinstock
New York
Greensboro
Ford M. Myers
CIO
Main Street
Culbertson Set to Speak in Thomasville Monday
Ely Culbertson, renowned bridge expert and international affairs commentator, will be the first speaker of the Talk of the Month club season in Thomasville. He appears Monday night October 14 at 8 in the community Methodist church. tickets to nonmembers are available from club secretary John R. Perry. Other speakers this season include Dorothy Fuldheim and Dr. Whiting Williams.
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Thomasville
Ely Culbertson
John R. Perry
Culbertson
Community Methodist Church
Perry
Dorothy Fuldheim
Whiting Williams
Government May Keep Air Field At Goldsboro
The Charlotte regional office of the War Assets Administration said Seymour Johnson Air Field near Goldsboro would probably be retained by the Army Air Corps for training purposes. C. E. Hobbs, chief of the Rear East disposal section, said the field had been included in a list of military airfields.
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Charlotte
War Assets Administration
Seymour Johnson Airield
Goldsboro
Army Airmea
Cc. E. Hobbs
Russell Culbertson to Speak in Thom asville Rotary Club
An open forum discussion will follow Culbertson’s talk. He will also address the Thomasville Rotary Club Wednesday at noon at the invitation of R L Pope.
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Russia
Culbertson
Thomasville
Rotary Club
R L. Pope
FASTEETH Improves Denture Fit and Fresh Breath
FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder tightens false teeth and eases eating and talking. Sprinkle on plates for no gummy taste and to reduce denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Fire hazards urged attention amid wartime policy shifts
War department notes alter plans for disposal of ports, while fire statistics reveal frequent incidents in the United States including a fire every 53 seconds, a dwelling fire every two minutes, and a fatal burn every 50 minutes, underscoring public safety concerns.
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U. S
Burns Fatalities by Age Group Share
Burns account for 28 percent of all fatal home accidents in children 0 to 4 years, 34 percent in ages 5 to 14, 20 percent in 15 to 24, and 24 percent in 25 to 64 year olds.
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