No Man's Land In Anatomy Opened For Medical Film Study
Chicago reports a new no man’s land in the epipharynx being opened to exploration with color motion pictures. Dr. B Eugene Dalton of Atlantic City describes a self retaining illuminating palate retractor aiding visualization and potential surgery.
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Chicago
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Eugene Dalton
Atlantic City
N. J
Dalton
Atlantic City Hospital
Academy
No-Man’s Land
Berryville Notes Guests and Visits Across Town
Berryville residents hosted and visited family and friends during the weekend. Daniel Elsea prepared for army entry with travel to Washington and was accompanied by Mrs. Elsea and others. Teachers Anne Jones and Kath leen Francis spent time with families near Alexandria and Richmond respectively. Various locals returned from trips to Baltimore Edenton and North Carolina. Mrs. William Barrett drove back from Baltimore. The Grace Episcopal Junior Auxiliary reorganized for winter at Mrs. Frank B. Whiting’s home. Virginia Page and Nettie Owens visited relatives in Washington and Berryville, while Miss Douglas Oliver spoke to Baptist Women’s Missionary Societies in Boyce.
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Daniel Elsea
Fort Aaeet
Washington
Elsea
William Ryan
R. Thomas Elsen
Anne Jones
Berryville High School
William Jones
Alexandria
Kathleen Francis
Richmond
Grace Episcopal Church
Frank B. Whiting
Berryville
Boyce
Douglas Oliver
Women’s Missionary Societies of Baptist Churches
Tom Shepherd
Edward N. Barnett
Rice Levi
L. A. Parker
Miss Oliver
Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia
C and O Railway Proposes 4200-Foot Blue Ridge Tunnel
Richmond reports Chesapeake and Ohio Railway plans a new 4200 foot tunnel through Blue Ridge between Afton and Waynesboro to rival the 83 year old current tunnel. Bids are being reviewed with costs undetermined. Construction expected to take two years and require minimal track relocation.
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Richmond
Blue Ridge Mountain
Afton
Waynesboro
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Card of Thanks for Hazel Irene Grim
The Grim family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother Hazel Irene Grim. Appreciation expressed for use of cars and flowers. Signed by Calvin Grim and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. E R Campbell and son.
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Hazel Irene Grim
Calvin Grim
E. R. Campbell
Middletown Social Visitors and Weekend Guests
A stream of visitors and weekend guests filled Middletown as families welcomed relatives from Richmond Pittsburgh Washington and beyond. Notable patrons include Mr. and Mrs. E R Coville Miss Florence Wilkinson Mrs. Grace Clark and grandson Joseph Clark Jr and Miss Mary Jane Totten among others visiting local residents and traveling between homes in Round Hill Reading and Petersburg.
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Middletown
E. R. Coville
Richmond
Anni Henretty
Florence Wilkinson
R. A. Larrick
Edinburg
Edith Miller
Grace Clark
Joseph Clark
Joseph, Jr
Washington
Bernice Burdette
Larry Owings
Howard Owings
R. M. Totten
Mary Jane Totten
Pittsburgh
Rose Hottel
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rose Hottle
Herbert Cooley
Round Hill
Charles Henson
Opequon
George Bywaters
O. B. Willey
Town
Sally Barr
Ayden Barr
Putnam
Church Street
L. L. Lafollette
Leonard Lee
Reading
Emmanuel College Couple Engaged to Ensign Pope
Thelma Morales 22 a Panamanian descendant of Spanish nobility and senior at Emmanuel College Boston is engaged to Ensign Ralph Linder Pope Jr scion of a prominent Boston family with a wedding planned for next June.
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Thelma Morales
Emmanuel College
Boston
Ensign Ralph Linder Pope, Jr
Local social notes mention regional visitors
Mrs Julia Brill and the families of W B Little Hoddis Coffelt and daughter Collene from Winchester Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Bimmer Godrove in Wheat Field Virginia on Sunday.
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Julia Brill
W. B. Little
Hoddis Coffelt
Collene
Winchester
Bimmer Godrove
Wheat
Ghost For Ghost Not British Method On Air
New York report from October 22 describes a BBC spokesman saying that ghost messages were a failed tactic. The plan was to send intelligible messages to enemies or occupied peoples rather than retaliate with mysterious voices on air.
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New York
Special News Service
B.B.C
C.B.S
Europe
Attendance comparison at basketball and hockey games
The record notes a basketball attendance of 95,000,000 with a visual of 6,000,000 in paid annual figures versus hockey attendance not clearly provided, indicating higher overall basketball turnout in the cited period.
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Nice
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William Barrett
Norwood
Baltimore
Judge
Loring Kackley
George Kackley
Library of Congress
John D. Winter, Sr
Emily Powers
John D. Winter, Jr
Po Blanding, Fla
H. B. Harris
Edenton
North Carolina
Virginia
Virginia Page
Washington, D. C
Nettie Owens
Winchester Furniture
South Main
Gladys Mae Tyree
Appomattox
Gladstone
Charlie Johnson
L. L. Stanley
C. and
O. Railway
University of Chicago
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
Wiener’s
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Spirited
Coats
W. E. Cooley
Margaret Matthews
Winchester Memorial
BE. A. Matthews
Sam Lyons
Nellie
B. C. Flora
Paw Paw
W. Va
George Clark
John Shull
D. H. Glenn
Cooper
Julia Wright
Brethern Church
Maurertown
Donald Kos
Mary Lincoln
Mars
Ada Mowery
Jane Wadsworth
R. Stewart
Claude Carper
Alvin Lindsay
Helens
Ohio
Francis Bott
Stephens City
Claude Cooley
Earer
Conoco
Death Valley
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