New Home For School Of Dentistry At UNC Opens
The new UNC School of Dentistry building will house oral surgery pediodontics orthodontics and prosthodontics with part time staff from Duke Emory and Washington. The four story Georgian structure includes five clinics three lecture halls and three labs and connects to the Medical Building. Dedication will occur later with plans for an integrated health affairs approach and a 1954 class of North Carolinians.
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Latin Move Completed
Brussels based director Gaston Vernaillen released what he calls the first Latin talking picture in history titled Aspects of Imperial Rome of the Fourth Century. The 24 minute film links Rome's fourth century splendor with a Latin commentary and will have French and Dutch translations. A 328 square foot plaster model of the fourth generation of the Roman era is the film's unique star. No actors contribute to the production.
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Red founders writings cited by Winchell on Communist links
The column alleges connections between Winchell and former Communist figures. It claims Leninist rhetoric was used to sow hatred among foes and identifies ex communists like James Casey, Robert Bendiner, and others as aligned with Wechsler’s Post network to suppress disclosure of their Red associations.
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New State Highway Commission Offices In Raleigh Prominent
Raleigh dispatch notes the Highway Commission moves into a lavish $1.85 million building with marble, blonde wood, velvet carpets, and imported inlay. Officials boast two executive suites, a 60 foot chamber, and lavish furnishings costing over $9,000 for desks, chairs, rugs, and wall coverings. Ten commissioners meet monthly to plan road development as the new offices near completion.
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