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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1957

Page

9

Surgeons Induct 33 Tar Heels At Atlantic City Fellows

About 1 100 surgeons including 33 from North Carolina were inducted as fellows of the American College of Surgeons at the Clinical Congress closing in Atlantic City. Inductees from North Carolina include J Desmond Coughlin Asheville Jr Robert Brashear Chapel Hill Paul Bunce Newton Fischer Beverly Raney Charlotte Cooper Howard Clinton Robert Rice Concord Vernon Youngblood Durham Joseph W tt Fayetteville George Tyner Gastonia Francis Berry Greensboro Mark Lindsey Hamlet John Parrott Kenansville James Mitchener Laurinburg Banks Hawkins Lexington Thomas Cameron Raleigh Harry Fish Rocky Mount Charles Highsmith Troy William Bosten Tryon Andrew Dickerson Wayneville John Evans Wilmington Courtland Davig Winston-Salem and others.

Atlantic City N. C North Carolina American College of Surgeons A. C J. Desmond Coughlin Asheville Robert Brashear Jr Paul L. Bunce Newton D. Fischer R. Beverly Raney Chapelhill Guy C. Keller Ruth Leonard H. Taylor Charlotte J. Cooper Howard Jr Clinton Robert S. Rice Vernon H. Youngblood Concord William G. Anlyan H. DeHaven Cleaver George B. Ferguson Nicholas C. Georgiade Jack Hodges Will C. Sealy Charles Highsmith Troy William R. Bosten Tryon Andrew Jackson Dickerson Waynemille John E. Evans Wilmington Courtland H. Davig Jr Winston-Salem

Britons Poke Fun At America Through Literary Lens

Joy Miller surveys how English writers from Frances Trollope to Dickens viewed the United States, arguing that British humor about America has long shaped transatlantic perceptions. The piece notes Trollope, Dickens, and Anthony Trollope as early influencers and weighs changing British attitudes across eras.

Joy Miller Ae Press Elizabeth England America Ens Frances Trollope

Atom Study Is Given Money Aid

The Atomic Energy Commission renews a $10 920 grant for UNC research into atom structure in metals led by Dr. Lawrence Slifkin in Phillips Hall. The project tests atom diffusion in crystals using radioactive tracers and aims for corrosion resistant metals and materials for atomic reactors. Assisting are George P. Williams Jr. and William C. Mallard. Another Slifkin project studies silver chloride energy effects for better photography and detectors.

Chapel Hill Atomic Energy Commission University of North Carolina Lawrence Slifkin Slifkin Department of Physics UNC Dr. Slifkin Phillips Hall Laboratories George P. Williams Jr Richmond William C. Mallard Hillsboro Georgia U. S. Army Of.of Ordnance Research Bluefield W. Va New York University Princeton University MNC University of Illinois American Physical Society Society of Sigma Xi

UNC Professor Attends TV Teaching Conference

Dr. David G. Monroe of the University of North Carolina attends the Conference on Teaching by Television in Colleges and Universities at Pennsylvania State University in October 2023. He will discuss use of illustration techniques and the most helpful television teaching methods, and demonstrate using materials to describe judicial decisions. New York was the 11th state to ratify the Constitution.

London Daily Mirror Isle of Sanity America Clays Washington Senate Bazaar Cincinnati Dr. Totherbody Chapel Hill David G. Monroe University of North Carolina Pennsylvania State University Monroe

Duke Concert Opens Chamber Arts Society Season

Desmond Dupre, lute and viola da gamba, headlines the Duke Concert Set I program at 8 15 p m marking the Chamber Arts Society season opener. Dupre, who toured the United States in 1955 and served with Armed Forces Network from Salzburg, later gave a Town Hall recital and pursued graduate study at Yale before resuming performance.

Chamber Arts Society Desmond Dupre Viola da Sea Ae United States Conant Armed Forces Network Mozarteum Salzburg New York Town Hall Yale University

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