Editorial: Polio Aid Costs Remain High Despite Salk Vaccine
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports that in 1955 more than half of its funds went to patient aid, with 27.6 million dollars spent on care and 15.6 million on research and vaccine costs. Basil O’Connor predicts polio elimination by 1957 if full cooperation continues, while about 69,000 patients required aid in 1956.
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Chicago
Jonas E. Salk
Massachusetts
Sun slants on taxing for city improvements in Baytown
The piece argues that city services require revenue and taxes, blaming government for debt. It notes Baytown has lower debt than Pasadena and outlines a choice between minimal services with less debt or higher taxes for improvements. It mentions prior votes, a Rose-Jang Park pool, and frustration with national limits on hiring.
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Pasadena
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Four Nominees Considered for National Leadership Roles
Fred Hartman surveys potential nominees to guide the country with Adlai as speech writer and other figures Estes Dick and a possible front man. He notes their prestige, travel experience, and past nominating campaigns while urging voters to participate before polls close.
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Aftar Dinder
Estes
Elvis Presley among plane seat bid chaos in Atlanta tale
A chaotic scene aboard a Chicago bound flight in Atlanta featured a passenger offering 199 for a seat, shouting a bizarre plea about flying to Chicago before being escorted off. The man, later identified as Elvis Presley, sparked astonishment from crew and fellow travelers. In Baytown, citizens press police for more protection as council fights aging sidewalks and staff shortages. A petition for more patrolmen and higher taxes to fund services is under discussion, with residents stressing safety for children amidst growing city needs.
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Fragmented essay hints at workers and leaders debate
The readable fragment cites sociologists and labor groups, noting tensions between workers and business leaders. It references academic praise or lack of honors and includes a biblical quote from Romans 1 16, suggesting a mix of labor theory and religious text in a noisy, incomplete source.
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Athieti Carents
Executives and spouses in focus of survey findings
Margaret Latrobe reports survey insights into executive purity, ambition, and emotional balance. It notes how top managers form attachments, the role of wives in managing households, rising educational trends among heirs apparent, and the impact of professional demands on family life. The piece also covers professional fines in soccer and a critical view of Soviet England diplomacy.
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Pittsburg
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Baytown Sun: staff and contact list scattered in OCR
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as Pearce Ashbel city editors and managers, with mentions of Baytown Texas. It lists publishing roles, office staff, subscription rates, and mail rate details though many items are garbled.
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Wood Wartman
Marty Boswell
Preston Pendergrass
Heulah Mar -Iackson
Leroy ‘Fowler
Automatic grass grower machines threaten nature says inventor
United Press reports a Texan claims a seven drawer device can produce enough forage to feed 150 head of cattle weekly. The machine allegedly grows grass by controlled electrical heating and nutrient flow, with potential to yield oats wheat barley or other crops, challenging natural growth.
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Did You Know Palm Gil in Tin Plating History
Fragmentary text references steel industry terms and a mention of Cairo and El Azhar in North Carolina. The passage appears garbled, with partial phrases about tin plating, tolling sheet steel, and a dance origin from Germany, lacking coherent facts or names.
Mystery figure and events from cloudy bag of facts
A scrambled item lists names, dates, and biographical hints spanning authors, composers, actors, and historical moments. It mentions Hat are tere in sini, Wallingford creations, Emile Zola, and figures like Anne and Leonard Bernstein, with scattered clues about Births, achievements, and roles in arts and public life.
Truman Planes Abroad Amid Election Campaign News
Washington reports ex president Truman will depart September 18 for Australia aboard Pan American airliners on September 28, amid campaign questions about supporting Adlai Stevenson. The piece notes Eisenhower’s potential campaign messaging and various political reactions, including comments from international observers and party figures.
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Try And Top Me UARREY OLIVER story of Indians and men in desert
A fragmented tale recalls Findian and other men walking through a big desert waste after a dawn journey. They discuss a hoped big dinner in town and an Indian’s refusal of honeyed meat, leading to a grim death and a stark comment on hunger and danger. Nearby a golf sign hints at madness in an asylum.
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Cohin
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Missouri Telecation
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Harry Teaman
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