Take my Places by Frances Sarah Moore
A reflective Raleigh Register excerpt follows Landon McCrae as she navigates a staged life for Maggie Scarffe, balancing Eric’s literary circle, a luncheon with Sherwood Hobbs, and uneasy friendships. The piece threads through identity, duty, and a looming electric plant note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Frances Sarah Moore
Judith
Eric
Landon
Sherwood Hobbs
Calvert
Mrs. Scarffe
Dr. Calvert
Landon McCrae
Maggie
Breck
Scott
Merry-o
Maggie Scarffe
Doc Calvert
Nicholls
Laurie
Plural plasma project taps city park guards for donations
In Philadelphia nineteen park guards join a plasma extraction trial using the Cohn blood fractionator. Donors give plasma while red cells are returned, potentially allowing up to 50 pints yearly and a weekly donation in emergencies. The nine month study tracks safety and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Red Cross
Cohn
Joseph Smolens
Children’s Hospital
Fairmount Park
Smolens
Park
Death Wave Strikes Colombia's Valle Province
In western Valle province gunmen killed seven prominent citizens including wealthy landowners farmers and a newspaper editor. Government rushes investigators amid unclear motives as President Rojas Pinilla cites insurgents reinforced by criminals and resentful politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Valle
Tolima
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Rojas Pinilla
Liberal Party
Laureano Gomez
Gomez
Army
Army to Arrest Turncoats Upon Arrival in U S
Pentagon officials announced that Army officers will arrest three former Allied soldiers aboard a passenger liner when it docks in San Francisco next Friday. William C. Cowart, Lewis W. Griggs, and Otho G. Bell, all in their early twenties, refused repatriation during the Korean War and later went to Red China. They will face charges including aiding the enemy and misconduct as prisoners, with possible prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Red China
Pentagon
William C. Cowart
Dalton
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
Olympia
Wash
Hong Kong
Army
State
Justice Departments
Wilson
Military Code of Justice
Soviet scientists report new frost zone crops successes
In the northern reaches of Sierra and European Russia the Tass report says stations achieved quick ripening potatoes with large crops and good yields of cabbage carrots and other vegetables. The stations also reported first crops of apples raspberries and currants in zones where only the surface thaws in warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Sierra
Russia
Tass
Food Industry Aims to Cut Kitchen Drudgery with Atom Tech
The Food industry plans to use atomic science and automation to lower costs and expand convenience foods. The Grocery Manufacturers Association cites rising food spending, expecting production boosts and broader use of processed foods. Atomic radiation could improve farming and food processing by extending shelf life and fighting pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
GMA
Paul S. Willis
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Trace Fellowes
Kay Ireland
Bill Kennedy
Merry~o’s Castle
Trace
Judith Kennedy
University Club
Mr. Hobbs
Detroit
Culligan Soft Water Service
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Sanitone
R! Cleaners
Diane Conville
Watchmakers of
Switzerland
Chicago
March of Science
Andy Carey
Carey
Lefty
Greyhound
Fla
Charleston
West Coast
Los Angeles
Calif
Portland
Ore
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbia
Huntington
Roanoke
Wnati
Greyhound Buses
Beckley Beckley Hotel
South Fayette Street
U. S
Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
Lever Brothers
H&m's
Neville ST
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