Polio Cases Rise in Connecticut in 1954
Hartford report notes 434 polio cases in 1954, up 75 from 1953. Health officials expect more than half non paralytic and about a quarter with recoverable weakness. November recorded an unusual high of 19 cases, surpassing August.
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Hartford
Connecticut
James C Hant
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
State Department of Health
Hart
State seeks contempt ruling in Norwich pollution dispute
Norwich and Acting City Manager Orrin Carashick were ordered to appear in Superior Court on December 21 to show cause why they should not be held in contempt for failing to comply with a State Water Commission edict and a Supreme Court judgment. The citation accuses Norwich of not stopping pollution in the Shetucket Thames and Yantic rivers and of delaying a two million dollar sewage disposal plant project.
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Norwich
Orrin Carashick
State Water Commission
Supreme Court
Raymond Cannon
J. Howard Roberts
State Commission
Shetucket
Thames
Yantic
Stratford Court Disposes Three Vehicle Law Violations
Deputy Judge H Manton Ahlberg disposed of three cases in Stratford town court yesterday. Arthur Johnson of Bridgeport was fined 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated with 52 dollars remitted. Stephen Sterbach of Stratford was fined 6 dollars for traffic rule violation, with judgment suspended for E Marion MacKellar of Stratford who faced a red light passing charge.
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H. Manton Ahlberg
Stratford
Arthur Johnson
Wilson Street
Bridgeport
Ahlberg
Stephen T Sterbach
James Farm Road
E Marion MacKellar
Birdseye Street
Jury Chosen in Crosby Crash Damage Trial
In Los Angeles a $1,051,400 auto accident damage suit against Bing Crosby began with jury selection. Crosby allegedly drove negligently in a collision on Oct 11, 1953, injuring Frank Verdugo his wife Lucy and her brother Eulalio Perea after Crosby had helped Mona Freeman home following a party.
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Crosby
Los Angeles
Bing
Frank F. Verdugo
Lucy
Eulalio Perea
Verdugo
Mona Freeman
New Arthritis Cream InfraRUB Promises Pain Relief
A New York report announces a odorless greaseless cream InfraRUB that relieves arthritis rheumatism and muscular pains without pills. Rubbed into skin it penetrates quickly causing warmth and a glow while boosting blood flow to ease pain. Doctors worldwide report success and a US clinician backs results. Available now without prescription at drugstores for 9 84 per large tube with a guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
United States
America
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