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A mixed column on polio vaccine, Ringling Brothers' okapi quarantine, and a psychology note addressing teen fear of parental divorce. It discusses Salk vaccine development, government and industry roles, Canadian pricing, and the need for marriage education in schools, highlighting Norma M. and public health concerns.
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Canada
St. Louis
Neuberger
Dents
Martha Eliot
The
Hobby
Salki
Washington
Leonard
Scheele
Adviced Salk
Ringling Brothers
Ike Eisen
New Jersey
Milton Young
North Dakota
Agriculture Department
Benson Boys
Public Health Service
Basil O ° Consor
Salk
Basil O'Connor
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Polio Foundation
Cutter Laboratories
Mexico
Arlington
George D-Ga
Senate
Cutter Vaccine
George
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Oregon
United States
Sen. Neuberger
Connaught Medical Reesearch Laboratories
Norma
Delay at Big Four meeting signals shifting diplomacy
An AP analysis notes the Big Four conference may be pushed past July as Molotov arrives and Bao Dai's anger with Dulles escalates. It cites Indo China tensions and Red China's restraint, plus early public policy stances by Eisenhower and Dulles shaping talks before any session.
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Okapi
Dulles
Bao Dai
J. Foster Dulles
Paris
United States
Molotov
United Nations
China
Eisenhower
Ajcemark
Germany
Xeroderma and Xerophthalmia A Health Note
Wiltom Brady presents a health note on xeroderma and xerophthalmia describing dry skin and dry eyes caused by vitamin A deficiency. He explains skin manifestations such as fish skin patches, pore eruptions, and keratosis, and suggests dietary steps and a 50,000 unit daily vitamin A supplement. A Small Lesson 9 from Save Your Skin is promoted with a mail order offer. Heather is called the poverty plant in Scotland.
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Scotland
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Congress
Madison
Indiana
Anderson High School to send 15 delegates to Boys and Girls State
Editorial notes Anderson High School will send five representatives and five alternates to Hoosier Boys' State at Indiana University June 11 to 18 and ten girls to Hoosier Girls' State June 19 to 26. Sponsoring bodies include the American Legion posts and auxiliary groups. The piece urges youth participation and responsible citizenship, commending sponsors and hosts. It also highlights the 1955 Check Your Car Check Accidents program by the Anderson Police Department and discusses the Bricker Amendment debate and its potential impact on U.S. treaty powers.
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Anderson High School
Indiana University
Hoosier
Ralph Goldsberry
Ethridge Beauchamp
Craig Campbell
Tom Alley
Jim Fleece
Gordon Skeech
David Schuster
Bill Paramore
Jack Macy
Joe Crouse
Anderson
George Hocket
Calabria
American Legion
Bloomington
Sharon Friend
Janet Burris
Marilyn Faust
Ruth Barr
Phyllis Groover
Sarah Hopping
Nancy Scott
Rosalie Girton
Debby Hess
Ann Calvin
Virginia Pakes
Penny Newbern
Julia Hudson
Marianne Wise
Jessie Willis
American Legion Auxiliary
Tri Kappa
The
Business and Professional Women
Rotary
Altrusa
Chesterfield
Indiana
Anderson Police Department
Anderson Area
Burglar Steals 700 Pogo Sticks From Factory
Police in Los Angeles seek a burglar who lifted 700 pogo sticks from a factory warehouse. The theft prompts a broad search as investigators review security footage and inventory records for identification.
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JPS and Downs
Los Angeles
Calif
Reach for the things before you aim high and succeed
A compact verse-like reflection urges chasing worthy goals beyond reach. It warns that incentive drives persistence, though obstacles persist, and urges pursuing finite aims with heart and soul to achieve more. The piece uses metaphor of a donkey and prize to illustrate motivation.
Edison telephone jokes reveal early public mood
A Chicago book recounts 1891 Edison inventions era pranks showing how people tested new tech. A wag joked about smelling through a telephone as onions lingered while another claimed breath could be detected. A Canadian exclaimed disbelief before confirming the device’s scent transmission.
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Chicago
Edison
J. B. McClure
Edison Telephone
Bell Instrument
John
Special Service If You Should Miss Your Herald
A subscriber who misses The Herald should phone 3537 before 9 AM. a copy will be sent after 9 by special messenger. If the carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, visit the nearest Herald seller and sign a complaint to receive a free copy.
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