Polio Precautions and Fever Reports From Texas Campers
Dr J Earl Smith of the St Louis Polio Organization outlines precautions to prevent infantile paralysis. Four relapsing fever cases were reported in Taylor County in the past week. health officials warn campers to avoid tick transmission and take precautions against the disease.
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J. Earl Smith
St. Louis, Mo
Austin
Taylor County
Department of Health
George W. Cox
Dr. Smith
St. Louis
Tibbett summons AFL union meeting over Met season
Lawrence Tibbett, Metropolitan Opera baritone and AGMA president, called a union meeting to address the Met’s decision not to open for the upcoming season. Unions tied to the Met were invited to discuss options at the gathering set for Monday in New York.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Met
Lawrence Tibbett
AFL American Guild of Musical Artists
AGMA
Termites Communicate by Head Bumping Link
A study shows termites communicate by tapping and head bumping against a nearby companion. The behavior resembles a primitive social signaling method and helps coordinate colony work.
Borger Man Dies in Hot Springs Cerebral Hemorrhage
Jack Borger aged 36, son of Borger’s founder Ace Borger, died yesterday in Hot Springs Arkansas after a cerebral hemorrhage. He lived in Glenwood at death with widow Winona and three sons Gordon 9 Jack 6 and Victor 1. Burial plans pending with Minton Funeral directing. survivors include sister Mrs Fritz Thompson and brother Phil Borger.
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Borger
Minton Funeral Name
Winona Borger
Glenwood
Gordon
Jack Eual
Victor
Fritz Thompson
Phil Borger
May Hand Congress Radio Libel Problem
FCC Chairman Wayne Coy urged Congress to decide if radio station owners are liable for libelous statements in political broadcasts. He testified to a House committee reviewing an FCC ruling that bars stations from censoring libelous content. The ruling followed the WHLS Port Huron case. Hearings continue today.
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Washington
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Coy
House
FCC
WHLS
Port Huron
Mich
C. K. Richards
Texas
New Atom Smashers Aim to Reveal Universe Secrets
The Atomic Energy Commission announced over 50 active atom smashing machines in the United States with two major new devices the bevatron at Berkeley and the cosmotron at Brookhaven. The bevatron may unlock unknown nuclear phenomena while speeding protons toward near light velocity, and the cosmotron will yield 2 to 3 billion electron volt protons.
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Paul F. Ellis
United Press
New York
U.P
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
University of California, Berkeley
Brookhaven Laboratory
Long Island
California
Earth
Eevatron
Brookhaven
Ambulance Delivers 10th Child in Lincoln
In a remarkable hospital story two generations share the same ambulance. About a year earlier Mrs. Gilbert Wall gave birth in an ambulance at a downtown intersection. This month Mrs. Wall’s mother Mrs. Clarence Kagy delivered of her 10th child in the same ambulance.
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Lincoln
Neb. AU
Gilbert Wall
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