Heavy Outlays for Aid to Polio Victims Drain March of Dimes Funds
Basil O'Connor announced the National Foundation has exhausted March of Dimes funds for patient aid and faces a $45 million job in 1961. One third of its 3,100 chapters have run debts to meet polio care, with individual cases costing tens of thousands while continued programs require substantial future funding.
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National Foundation
March of Dimes
Basil O'Connor
Isco Ee Ieech
Biennach
National Foundation For
Ingeborg Cully
New York City
Tommy
Davey
Boston
Nobel
Leather For Special Bags Dress the Fall Season
Leather fashion emphasizes refined textures with smooth and shag leathers and minimal ornament. Handbags feature tailored shaping, versatile sizes from totes to shoulder bags, and color shifts toward taupe browns greens and greys.
Final Sermon Marks End of Pastor Nilsson at First Christian
The Rev Marion Nilsson delivers his last sermon at the First Christian Church in Okmulgee Oklahoma with a 10 am service titled Whats Right With Christmas The preacher begins his new pastorate on New Year s Day A Port Authority report cites 169 steamship lines serving New York Harbor and the Natick Mass solar furnace reaches 2760 C the nation s hottest device
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Marion Nilsson
First Christian Church
Mr. Nilsson
Okmulgee
Okla
Port of New York Authority
United States
Natick
Mass
1960 Baseball Ups and Downs End Stengel Era in New York
Expansion looms as Ted Williams retires and Casey Stengel exits the Yankees. Pittsburgh captures its first World Series since 1925 by beating New York on Bill Mazeroski’s ninth inning homer. Pirates rise behind Vern Law and Bob Friend while Dick Groat wins NL batting title and MVP. Mantle edges Maris for AL MVP. Banks leads majors with 41. Runnels tops AL with 320.
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Associated Press
Major League Baseball
Ted Wiliams
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Stengels
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buca
Bill Mazeroski
Willams
Ted
Stengel
Kansas City
New York
Pirates
Elroy
Bucs
Yankee
Tony Kubek
Mar
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vern Law
Bob Friend
Dick Groat
Lew Burdette
Maris
Mantle
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Pete Runnels
Boston
Danny Murtaugh
Rambler Crusade Announces Customer Profit Sharing
Rambler unveils a new program to share progress with customers as sales rise. The plan links higher four month Ramblers volume from December 1 1960 to March 31 1961 to bonds and payments, with initial December buyers receiving bonds and subsequent increases delivering additional value.
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Rambler
U.S
American Motors
Rambler Crusade Pushes Shared Economic Gains for All
American Motors invites customers to join a Rambler crusade promising mutual benefits. Buyers gain lower prices and future profits from higher Rambler sales while Ramblers’ loyal owners become informal salesmen. The appeal cites Mr. Romney’s New York conference and urges nationwide attention to equitable economic progress.
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Ford
Rambler
Ramblers
Romney
New York
American Motors
Box
Detroit
Mich
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Pittsburg
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Warren Spahn
Ernie Broghio
Yanks
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
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SOAR
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