Scientists Learn Medical Aspects of Atomic Energy
A $48,000 grant from the Atomic Energy Commission supports a Duke University program on medical and biological uses of nuclear energy. Dr. Philip Handler directs training in radiation effects, radioactive tracers, and therapeutic substances, with Duke and North Carolina partners conducting teaching across several centers nationwide.
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Duke Niversity
Division of Medicine and Biology
Atomic Energy Commission
A. S. Brower
Philip Handler
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Dr. Handler
Duke
North Carolina
Texas
Colorado
Oregon
University of North Carolina
N. C. State College
Bowman Gray Medical School
Winston-Salem
National Research Council
United States
Armed Services
Duke Hospital
J. S. Harris
Department of Pediatrics
Duke University
Karl Wilbur
Henry Newson
Delmar Seevers
F. G. Dressel
D. Gorden Karp
Jerome Harris
George
Frozen Food Industry Shifts to Mass Market Drive
The frozen food sector, after a postwar slump, pushes toward mass markets with regional and national distributors expanding product lines. Firms emphasize fruits vegetables fish and poultry while testing new items like frozen grape juice and citrus blends. Storage, pricing and home freezers impact volume, and a housewife freezer plan spreads via department stores and grocers.
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Snow Crop Marketers, Inc
New York
Vacuum Foods
G. O. Bailey
General Foods Corp
National Wholesale Frozen Food Distributors, Inc
Harry K. Schauffler
Distributors Group
Frozen Food Foundation
Frozen Food Products
Railroad Shows Rapid Growth Financially
Norfolk Southern reports August income of 72712.92 with a deficit of 61395.96 vs 1947. August operating revenue reaches 892049.27, up from 699294.77 last year.
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Norfolk Southern Railway
Freeing two pilots on drunken flight charge in Princess Anne
Roland Hagan of Shore Drive and Harry York of Pinetops faced trial justice J. Davis Reed Jr. in Princess Anne county court. York paid 100 dollars for recklessly operating a small plane near Glenrock airport. Hagan was acquitted on a charge of operating without a pilot certificate, testimony showing he was not a pilot and not in the aircraft. The arrest stemmed from a transit plane visit by James England, manager of Glenrock airport, who said the pilot’s conduct violated field rules.
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Norfolk
Roland Hagan
Shore Drive
Princess Anne County
Harry York
Pinetops
N. C
J. Davis Reed, Jr
York
Glenrock
Hagan
James England
Flenrock
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