National Polio Foundation Faces Vaccine Responsibilities
The National Polio Foundation states it is not liable for vaccine manufacturing testing or licensing as these are NIH governed. It emphasizes patient care as the core duty of chapters and urges ongoing educational efforts to promote vaccination and research while acknowledging limited impact on 1955 case reductions. It confirms vaccine shipments depend on meeting Foundation guided procedures and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
National Institute of Health
Milwaukee
Public Health Service and National Foundation Vaccine Delays
Public Health Service notes vaccine releases depend on National Foundation availability and amounts. It defends the Foundation’s handling of Salk vaccine criticism, citing independent Francis Report timing and lack of pressure to publish findings before doctor Francis and colleagues were ready.
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Public Health Service
National Foundation
University of Michigan
Francis
Dr. Francis
Angles Corner on Agriculture and Prosperity
A humorous column reflects on the link between agriculture and national prosperity and notes the writer’s old fashioned views. He jokes about weather forecasters and their opposite positions, hoping for a comfortable, padded stance in life.
Past Chiefs Club Entertained at Mrs Ed Cole Home
The Past Chiefs club was entertained at the home of Mrs Ed Cole last Thursday evening. Mrs Cr Wy OLeary and Mrs F M Ferris were prize winners at bridge after the business meeting.
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Chiefs
Ed Cole
Cr. Wy O'Leary
F. M. Ferris
Bridge
Local Notes and Folks Home for Summer
Dan Murphy returned from Harvard University in Cambridge to work this summer at Norman's Conoco. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bryan honors their silver wedding anniversary at their home Sunday June 26 from 3 to 7 p m. Joel Story and children visited his parents Andrew and Mrs Togstad after an overnight stay en route from Missoula.
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Dan Murphy
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Norman
Conoco
Bryans
Karl Bryan
Joel Story
Andrew Togstad
Missoula
Mrs. Story
Billings Gazette
First Baptist Church
Charlotte J. .Severance
James E. Caulkins
E. S. Severance
Nee Ave
R H. Caulkine
Nevee
Alaska
Severance
Big Timber
R. H. Moorman
J. J. Frey
Philip
E . Turner
Trout Tagged in 1951 Catches Freshly Reported
Ed Anthony Stockett caught a brown trout in Prickley Pear creek near Wolf Creek and sent the tag to Charles Phenicie of the Montana Fish and Game Department. The 2 pound dressed fish measured 16.14 inches, while the tagged fish from 1951 started at 8.4 inches and 0.24 pounds. The study uses electric shocking to weigh measure tag and release wild fish to monitor population movements.
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Fisheries Division
Prickley Pear Creek
Wolf Creek
Ed Anthony Stockett
Charles Phenicie
Montana Fish and Game Department
Anthony
Phenicie
Prickley Pak Creek
Fisheries
Montana
Rita Crum Weds Donald Phillips at Danforth Chapel
Rita Crum married Donald Phillips in a double ring ceremony at Danforth chapel on the Montana State campus Bozeman. The couple, both Columbia Falls natives, reside in Fromberg where the groom farms with his father after 1955 MSU graduation.
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Hungry Horse News
Rita Crum
Donald Phillips
Danforth
Montana
State College
Bozeman
Redfield
Sandra Farrell
Butte
Mary Kay Phillips
Joan Phillips
Fromberg
Pat Crum
Columbia Falls
Gary Preston
Half Moon
Don Brownson
Hungry Horse
Terry Tice
Wendy George
Powell
Wyo
Larry Larson
Bozemen
Beulah Patterson
Big Timber
Mike O’connor
E. J. Crum
de Witt O’neil
Seattle
Tom Crum
Charles Phillips
Montana State College
Bride Weds Caulkins In Laurel Ceremony
James H. Snyder accompanied the bride as she wed Mr. Caulkins in Laurel. The gown featured imported silk illusion and Chantilly lace with a lace jacket. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Laurel after September.
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James H. Snyder
Missoula
Mabel Runyon
Donna Landon
James R. Robbins
Mr. Caulkins
William G. Kroehler
Robert McClellan
Severance
Clifford Clark
Roy
Fellowship Hall
Denver
Motel Operators Schedule To Include Broad Worker Groups
Motel operators must devise a schedule covering diverse sectors including farmers stockgrowers food handlers labor retail food and clothing stores gas stations garages railroads airlines and bus companies theaters night clubs bars curio stores camera shops and similar enterprises. This plan aims to coordinate labor and services across multiple industries.
Montana tourism taxed fairly for all statesmen argue
Russell argues against targeted levies to fund state advertising. He says tourism, Montana’s third largest industry, brings over 85 million dollars annually and benefits every sector. He contends costs should be shared by all, not imposed on select businesses.
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Russell
Montana
Mrs. Frank Chase Undergoes Minor Surgery
Mrs. Frank Chase had a minor surgery at Community Hospital on Friday and was discharged the same day.
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Frank Chase
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National Polio Foundation
Ole and
Helen Dahl
Boy
Clark’s Plumbing
Fegeowe
McLeod St
Billings
East Side Grocery
Pat and
Bert
Bengos
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