Polio on the Down Grade in the United States
Washington reports that the worst infantile paralysis epidemic since 1916 appears to have peaked and begun a decline two weeks earlier than expected. Public Health Service notes a slackened weekly increase, with 10,648 cases reported through Aug. 24, more than double last year, and 1,806 new cases that week, amid 17 states showing increases.
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Washington
U.P
U.S. Public Health Service
Return to Santa Fe
Mrs Walter Wilson and Mrs Clifford Wright and son Dennis have turned to Santa Fe after visiting a number of friends and relatives here.
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Santa FE
Walter Wilson
Clifford Wright
Dennis
Former Vice King Dines In Rome After Deportation
Charles Lucky Luciano, once New York vice overlord, dined Sunday at an expensive Rome restaurant. AP photographer Morton Belshaw saw him there. NY Daily News reported possible illegal passage for Mexico and last seen near Salerno. Luciano spent nine years in US prison for compulsory prostitution. remaining 30 to 50 year term was commuted for wartime services to the U S military before Sicily invasion.
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Charles “Lucky” Luciano
New York
Italy
Morton Belshaw
Associated Press
Luciano
New York Daily News
Naples
Mexico
Salerno
United States
U. S
Sicily
Stevenson Proclaims Salerno Memorial Day in Texas
Governor Coke R. Stevenson of Texas declared September 9 Salerno Memorial Day, marking the third anniversary of the Texans’ landing near Paestum and Salerno Bay as the first American Division to assault continental Europe. He urged Texans to recall the soldiers’ sacrifices for the American way of life.
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Austin
U.P
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
Salerno
Paestum
Italy
Salerno Bay
Europe
Fats Essential To Maintain Soap Supply
Amarillo housewives again collect waste fats to prevent a soap shortage after wartime use of fats for explosives. The Agriculture Department warns soap fat stocks depend on about 400 million pounds of imports and high salvage, with early 1946 imports likely under 40 million pounds.
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Amarillo
Department of Agriculture
Lavoptik Eye Bath Promises Quick Soothing Relief
Lavoptik offers an eye bath claiming prompt relief for irritated eyelids inflamed sore burning itching and tired eyes. Sold in drug stores for 30 years with eye cup included and money back guarantee praised by thousands.
Fat salvage boosts wartime supplies for home use
The article notes accelerated salvage of used fats will aid wartime production by providing essential ingredients for laundry soap, packaged soap, electrical devices, leather, tires, paint, and other scarce goods. It emphasizes the impact on hard to obtain peace time products and domestic availability.
Texas Baptists Boost Budget for 1947 Missionary Plan
The Baptist Executive Board in Dallas approved a 1947 missionary budget of four million dollars, $700,000 above this year. Foreign relief has surpassed its $459,000 quota, nearing $600,000 total subscriptions. Baylor University waives $900,000 for expansion including Kidwell and dormitories, while Hardin-Simmons gets $750,000 for chapel and facilities. New board members named include Arthur Wright, Chester Watts, and Frank Dutton.
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Dallas
Texas Baptists
Baptist Executive Board
R. A. Springer
Springer
Baylor University
Kidwell
Hardin Simmons
Abilene
Sandefer
Arthur Wright
Port Arthur
Chester Watts
Mineral Wells
Frank Dutton
Alpine
Elliotts Return Home From Fort Sumner and Clovis
Mr and Mrs C H Elliott of 2503 North East Second are home after visiting Fort Sumner and Clovis.
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Elliotts
Mrs
C. H. Elliott
North East Second
Fort Sumner
Clovis
Nebraska Cities With Small Populations
A historical list notes that Nebraska includes 36 cities with populations around 2,500, highlighting the distribution of small urban communities across the state and suggesting continued growth or decline trends.
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Nebraska
Emperor's White Horse Involved in Tulsa Crash
Hatshushima, the 17 year old white stallion once owned by Emperor Hirohito, escaped serious harm when a jeep pulling his trailer collided with another vehicle on U S Highway 66 near Tulsa. Three people were injured as a car driven by J Carl Logan of Tulsa struck the jeep and then another jeep in the caravan behind Hatshushima.
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Tulsa
Hatshushima
Emperor Hirohito
Japan
Hatsu
U. S. Highway 66
J. Carl Logan
Dick Ryan
Fair program continues amid AFL picketing at gates
Ed Vollman the fair secretary and manager said the orchestra performed with a full complement and the program continued despite protests by the AFL musician's union that a Mexican band displaced locals at the fairgrounds.
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AFL
Ed Vollman
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