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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1959
Page
2
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Fashion designer Gilbert Adrian’s will, filed in probate in Los Angeles, leaves his Bel Air property and other holdings in California and Brazil to his widow, actress Janet Gaynor. Adrian died September 13 at age 56.
In the To Your Good Health column Dr Molner argues X rays identify lung lesions as the best available detection method while stressing they do not confirm cancer. Definitive diagnosis requires biopsy and microscopic tissue exam. He notes exploratory surgery can aid diagnosis but is not for routine screening.
South Carolina faces long term effects from Hurricane Gracie as the Forestry Commission reports about 500000 trees felled by the Sept 29 storm, risking $10 million in timber losses. Thousands of pecan trees were blown over and insects invading the damaged wood threaten healthy trees next spring.
The Dinosaur Quarry on the Utah-Colorado border has produced 26 nearly complete dinosaur skeletons, marking a major paleontological find.
John S. Leak of the Civil Aeronautics Board said no evidence of a bomb explosion was found in the Braniff Electra crash near Buffalo Texas that killed 34. Leaks in charge of reassembling wreckage in Dallas noted the bomb theory not ruled out entirely. The Electra broke apart at 15 000 feet on a Houston to Dallas flight September 29.
The 11th century explorer Giovanni Verrazzano named Rhode Island after the island of Rhodes in the Mediterranean, noting similarities that inspired the choice.
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