Vaccination Effort Keeps Pace with Public Health Demand
In a June 4 1855 report the Lilly Co and related organizations describe vaccine production for the National Foundation infant paralysis program. They note 2 114 000 doses shipped and 2 650 000 remaining to be shipped with a total of roughly one million ready for shipment while testing and new standards affect production timetable.
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Third test added to polio vaccine culture task
A third culture test is being added to the polio vaccine development process as an extra safeguard. The test targets a third virus strain to ensure broader protection and safety across all strains under study.
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Craig Praises Penal Farm Staff At Putnamville Visit
Indiana Governor Craig lauded the State Penal Farm staff for improving the Putnamville Institution after an official inspection. He commended Superintendent Thomas Tilley for administration and noted two years ago the facility was among the worst penal facilities. Mush O'Brien led Correction staff on the tour as Craig planned further visits to other institutions.
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Madden Urges Minimum Wage Rise Amid Celebration Notes
In Indianapolis stories reporters recount a local anniversary event where Mrs. Olive L. Norton received gifts from area merchants including Yang's and Rosenbaum's, while Indiana politics discuss increasing the minimum wage. Representative Madden advocates raising the rate to reduce industrial migration, citing a House Labor Committee hearing. A separate collision near Marion claims Don Hale and Merle Walker victims, with injuries and ongoing hospital care.
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Free Summer Music Program For Anderson Children
Anderson public schools offer a free instrumental music program this summer at the high school with Miss Bernice Suratt teaching strings and George F. Vaught tutoring band students. Enrollment for strings is Monday June 13, with seven weeks of instruction in room L-6 at Central Junior High. Band enrollment begins June 13 for seven weeks, with classes in the high school and annex, through July 31, and a mid summer break. The program aims to supplement private lessons to build a feeder system for school music, with detailed schedules for different grades and instruments and marching practice starting August 1 evenings."
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Chorus To Sing At Allen Bethel Church
The fourteen voice mate chorus of the Second Methodist Church will perform sacred songs at 7:30 p.m. Sunday June 5 at Allen Bethel Church on Ind. 36 southeast of Anderson. Pastor Rev. Levi G. Sutton says the program is open to the public.
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McCord Takes Naval Training Graduation News
Richard D. McCord of Middletown Indiana graduated May 20 from the Aviation Boat Wain's Mate School at the Naval Technical Training Unit in Philadelphia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William G McCord of 623 N Fifth St Middletown. Before Navy service in July 1954 he finished Middletown High School and worked for Hunter Mowe Company Anderson Indiana. There is a note that 25,000 U.S. communities depend entirely on highways for transportation.
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