Not Discouraged Experts Still Find By DONALD UNGER
Washington August 2 UP The nations cop experts studied the infantile paralysis outbreak but found no reason for this years spike Public Health Service figures show 7172 persons have been stricken since March 29 Nearly equal to 1949 toll and about double 1951 Officials say rises are not unusual since 1943 patterns shift yearly The peak often comes earlier in the south and may not reach 1949 levels Yet officials urge common sense measures to curb spread stressing prevention and rest for children without restricting play or pools
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Donald Unger
Washington
U. S&s. Public Health Service
New York
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ilinois
Minnesota
Texas
California
Health Service
Polio Outbreak Notes And Public Health Advice Amid Crowded Pools
A physician argues that polio spreads mainly through human contact, not pools or flies, and the majority of cases recover without permanent disfigurement. He lists symptoms, including headache and stiff neck, and outlines National Foundation precautions such as keeping to family circles, avoiding epidemics, hand washing, food cleanliness, and seeking doctor advice promptly.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Telling Mel By Willis Big
A fragmentary column notes a crucial year with references to Adlai Stevenson and party dynamics. The piece hints at a public opinion poll showing preferred presidential aid by primary, implying citizens choosing the party’s nominee.
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Citzens
New York Musings on Camps and Broadway Buzz
A New York writer notes parents rushing kids to summer camps in Grand Central, plus thoughts on theatre gossip. He recalls Henry Jerome’s band, explains why he won’t hire girl singers, and follows radio host Jack Gregson moving to the East Side. London’s The Little Hut may come to Broadway this fall.
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Grand Central Terminal
K. Hepburn
London
Shaw
Henry Jerome
Edison
Green Room R
Hal Kemp
Henry
Jack Gregson
Emrees Radio
Jack
California
Upper East Side
Gerry
Entertainer Gossip and Stage Life Across New York
Mel Heimer notes travel plans for a show trip and tickets. Ray Bolger pushes to be called a dancing comedian. Denise Darcel becomes an American citizen with an apartment on Park Avenue. Nixon is two years younger than the writer. Menuhin halts Beethoven as planes drown his music. Tommy Manville marries again. Henry Clark and Ward Melville vie in Stony Brook heritage. Barry Nelson films The Hunter on Long Island while starring in The Boon Is Blue at Henry Miller Theatre with Teresa Celli.
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Ray Bolger
Denise Darcel
Park Avenue
Richard M. Nixon
T x
Yehudi Menuhin
Beethoven
Lewisohn Stadium
Tommy Manville
Bon Repos
Westchester
Henry Clark
Southampton
L. L
Ward Melville
Stony Brook
Suffolk Museum
Barry Nelson
Long Island
Henry Miller Theater
Teresa Celli
the Hunter
LaGuardia
Jamaica
Travel Broadens The Mind Not The Car Or Train
A reflective travel note urges travelers to broaden by keeping eyes ears and mind open rather than just riding. It mentions taking photos, a couple arguing over a Mount Moran size joke, and a trip from Victor to Jackson Hole climbing from 6000 to 5400 feet with a sweeping view. It criticizes travel folders and claims advertisers offer dull summaries.
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Trips
Aslittle
Mount Moran
Mount Maran
Mount Meran
Jackson Hole
Victor
Union Pacific Railroad
Magnani Buys Retreat Near Rome for New Film Studio
Italian screen legend Anna Magnani visited Capo Circeo, near Rome, and rented a villa overlooking the sea. She spoke of seeking a superior man for the Lonely Hearts Columns while noting the area’s growing value from her festival presence and the nearby villa once owned by Marshall Graziani.
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Anna Magnani
Capo Circeo
Italy
Alban
Appenines
Pope
Vatican
Nis Holiness
Marzhai Graziani
Circessi Masnani
Magnani on terrace view and her film future
Leonard Lyons describes Anna Magnani at an ancient village palace site near the Adriatic. She talks of acting, loneliness, and a wish to bring her ill child to Warm Springs, hoping to gain US admission and possibly a Broadway role. She notes fans see her differently off screen. She mentions Gereot, neighbors, and a penchant for freedom.
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Libya
Mussolini
Jean Renoir
Renoir
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Warm Springs
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Broadway
Bible Verse: Know Ye Not Ye Are Gods Temple
A brief verse message cites 1 Corinthians 3 16 proclaiming believers are the temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells within them.
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God
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun in Baytown Texas lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher Syd Gould as editor in charge Beulah Mae Jackson as advertising manager Warren Edwards as office manager and notes subscription rates by carrier or mail with prices per month and year All subscriptions payable in advance The newspaper is entered as second class matter at the Baytown Texas post office under the act of March 2 1870.
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Baytown
Texas
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Syd
Gould
Wes
Eee
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
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Postoffice
Congress
Bus Guide Stan Boyle and Fabulous Fabian in Jackson Hole
A reminiscence by Erich Brandeis extols Stan Boyle a tall tale loving bus driver in Idaho Falls and Moran in the Tetons and Fabulous Fabian of the Rockefellers linked Teton Co. Salt Lake City to Jackson Hole. The writer invites readers to visit and hear of early West life and local legends.
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Tan
Idaho Falls
Victor
Moran
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Tetons
Meis
Stan
Fabulous Fabian
Teton Co
Rockefellers
Salt Lake City
Jackson Hole
Drip proof saucer inventor may have saucer trouble licked
Washington August 2 May be we ve got this saucer business licked Not the flying kind but the saucer that holds the cup A friend of mine has invented drip proof saucer One saucer he charms that is not a mirage The inventor is Frank Holeman He is one of three New York Daily News men who have formed a corporation with the idea of going into
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Washington
Frank Holeman
New York Daily News
Drip-Proof Saucer and Other Inventions Tale
A long feature cell reports on a inventor named Frank who creates a drip-proof saucer among other devices. It chronicles patent pursuit, partnerships with Ted and Gus, a deck of multiplication cards, a snap-on toothpaste cap, and a failed fireproof match, ending with a Marysville grocery tale of double yolk eggs.
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Frank
U S Considers Withdrawal Of Argentine Ambassador
Washington column notes strained ties with Argentina after the July 10 bombing in Buenos Aires of the Abraham Lincoln library. It says the State Department may recall Ambassador Albert F. Nufer if Argentina’s regime fails to improve behavior, amid Evita Peron’s death and looming labor military clashes.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Evita Peron
Argentina
Abraham Lincoln
Buenos Aires
U.S
State Department
Lester Mallory
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Moscow
Wall Street
Peron
USA
Albert F. Nufer
Looking Backward Little Thanks-Supporters Letter To Editor
A retrospective letter thanks Has County citizens for earlier support. It recalls five and ten years ago items such as a Cloverleaf family tragedy, a Cedar Bayou Book Review club, and political notes. The writer, D. Dick Link, emphasizes not dictating support and praises local voters for their independence.
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Market Street Road
Bessie Beall
Wilma Jeane Behne
Neva Lee Behne
Walton E. Behne
Raymond Kilgore
Mike
Cedar Bayou Book Review Club
Ben
Gene Akem
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