Photographer Emerson Scott to Present Rocky Mountain Tour
Emerson Scott, famed Chicago naturalist and photographer, will present Rocky Mountain Rambles at Park Place Church. The lecture chronicles Colorado plains and mountains, rare birds, and wildlife from his camera lens, drawing on decades of travel and service with the YMCA and Audubon Society.
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Navy Tests New Colds Vaccine at Great Lakes
Navy field tests a triple-barrier cold vaccine from NIH at Great Lakes Naval Training Center. About 200 volunteers among recruits are receiving the vaccine in a small-scale trial conducted by Naval Medical Research Unit No. 4. NIH had hoped to test on around 10,000 recruits, but only this limited experiment is known to be arranged so far. The vaccine uses killed forms of three APC viruses affecting adenoids throat and eye tissue, linked to severe cold-like illnesses often called grippe.
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Adonis Exiles Italo Arrival in Naples After Convictions
New York story reports Joe Adonis, a top 20 billion dollar crime boss, left the United States for Naples aboard the Conte Bianco Mano to escape deportation and an eight month prison term. He spoke of family hardship and denied regrets, while noting plans never to return legally.
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Primatene Promises Relief Without Injections
An advertisement touts Primatene as opening bronchial tubes loosening mucus and relieving nervous tension without injections. It claims a combination approach with other medicines for asthma distress and offers a 96 money back guarantee. Whitehall Pharmacal Company Trademark 1955.
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ITB Clinic To Be Held Here Friday
The first free tuberculosis clinic of the year will be held Friday from 3 a.m. until noon at the Madison County Tuberculosis Association office, 207 E. 10th St. Dr. James Stygall of Indianapolis will oversee. The clinic is financed with other free services by the association through the annual Christmas fund. Mercury Division Ford cuts output and lays off about 1,300 at the St. Louis plant to reduce total employment to 15,868.
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Cage plunges 230 feet in potash mine near Hobbs
Two men killed and three injured when a 20 ton mining cage plunged 230 feet. The shaft near Hobbs New Mexico suffered a mechanical failure. Names include Billy J. Littlefield 29 and Buford B. Vin Hedrick 30 among plaintiffs in civil suits. Court minutes note a congressional line-up in Washington with 49 Democrats and 47 Republicans in the Senate, and 230 Democrats 203 Republicans in the House with two vacancies. A German ex-chancellor Joseph Wirth died at 76 from heart ailment.
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Kefauver Will File In Florida Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver announced his entry in the May 29 Florida preferential primary for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said he will campaign on issues aligned with the Republican Party while acknowledging differences with Adlai Stevenson. Kefauver praised Stevenson as capable and promised to present his own views for voters to decide. PMID: unclear
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James Conner Elwood Plant Head Dies at 35
James Joseph Conner 35 president of the Home Ice and Coal Company died at Mercy Hospital after an 18 year illness. Rites at St. Joseph's Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Surviving widow Margaret two daughters Rosemary Maureen a son Thomas with the U S Marine Corps a brother and a sister. Born July 22 1905 he was a Notre Dame graduate and active in St Joseph's Knights of Columbus and the Notre Dame Alumni Club.
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Craig Speaks on Education at Anderson Rotary Luncheon
Craig, director of education for the Delco Remy Division, addressed the Anderson Rotary Club at the YMCA yesterday. He outlined the local industry's educational activities during the weekly luncheon talk.
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Fire damages home at Shirley as town board forms
A Sunday night blaze heavily damaged Thelma Harris’s home in Shirley. Fire crews from Shirley and Kennard battled the flames, destroying most furnishings. Noble Ritchey becomes president of the Shirley Town Board after an organizational meeting on January 2, with Russell Kennedy and Lamoine Harrell as members and Lipp as town clerk. Fire chief Clarence Jackson named among appointed officials.
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