Polio Pledge distributed nationwide through schools
Federal and educational branches join the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to distribute 35 million copies of the 1952 Polio Pledge to parents. McGrath endorses schoolwide rollout and October 31 display in 44 500 post offices. The program began in 1945 and has grown to 32.5 million leaflets by 1961 with updated precautions and guidance for safeguarding children from polio.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
March of Dimes Organization
A .Hart James
McGrati
United ‘States
Fig’ Well
United States , Post, Office ‘Department
McGrath
National Foundation
United States
Puerto Rico
Incorrect Transformer Damages Several Homes in Village
Paul Pendleton, local water and light superintendent, installed a wrong high voltage transformer on Bierly avenue causing damage to a radio, iron, refrigerator, radios, and a television set at multiple residences. The transformer’s shipping company will cover repair costs. A similar incident occurred years ago at the Leader office during meter changes, with partial damages borne by the board of public affairs after editor involvement.
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Bierly Avenue
Water and Light Department
Paul Pendleton
Robert Oberhouse
Charles Hodap
Norman Sievnig
Merritt van Vorhees
Leader
Pendleton
Board of Public Affairs
Pemberville
Mrs Clifford Wise Presents Recital
Mrs Clifford Wise hosted a Sunday recital at her home near Carey with her music students performing pieces by Schaum Grainger and Foster. Attendees included families of the performers such as Mr and Mrs Wendell Wentling and Mr and Mrs Carl Rader.
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Clifford Wise
Clifford H. Wise
Wendell Wentling
Ronald
John Mark
Bill B. Harris
Patty
Willis Smith
Carl Rader
Howard Beck
Donald
Cloyce Rader
Erry
Doris Walter
Wesley
And
Clifford, Wise
Carnival gambling fines issued in Wood county
Two carnival concession proprietors, William B. Jacobs of Swanton and William Boss of Niagara Falls, were fined $500 each for running a marble game. Boss received a six month suspended sentence, contingent on leaving the county. Prosecutor Floyd A. Coller pledged ongoing no gambling policy during 1952 summer carnivals.
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Carnival
E. E. Bailey
Bowling Green
Floyd A. Coller
Wood County
William B. Jacobs
Swanton
William Boss
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Haskins
Boss
Toledo
Floyd A. Coler
Coller
Pemberville
Carey Times reports Westward motor trip couple notes wonders
Mr and Mrs TM G Reynolds of Fostoria describe a Western tour by car. They sight natural wonders, Chinese theatre, the Golden Gate bridge, and Crater Lake. They traverse a 7000 foot pass amid snow banks as roads reopen, planning to visit Idaho Utah Montana Colorado and then return home after visiting all 48 states.
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The
Carey Times
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Colorado
Carey couple enjoys vegetables from early garden
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirkwood of 227 FB South Street are among the Carey residents harvesting from an early garden. They picked new peas June 7, beets June 18 and potatoes June 20, and report tomatoes as large as they expect.
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Roy Kirkwood
South Street
Carey
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Jocal March of Dimes Chapter
Cecelia Primo
Wenwees
Regeree
Tsossececcessiersene
Ptilipina
Secondo
Linda Wise
Sthubert
Gbinash
Wren and the Swan
Schaum Joyce Wise
J. W. Schaum
Joan Beck
Country Gardens
Grainger Primo
Sue Harris
Mary Beck
Malloy Hileen Rader
Richard Wagner
Andante Hadyn
Wagness
Reems
Eeawee Cease Rans
Entsranas
Gone Co
Sanders Primo
Melvan Wentling
Willis Wentling
Starlight Waltz
Brainard
Barbara Wise
Swanee River
Stephen Foster
Schaum Willis Wentling
Lady of the Gardens
Roberts Regina Smith
Merry
Valdemar Primo
Eileen Rader
Dane
Severvesess
Nina Rader
Ruthann Rader
Our
W. Rolfe Primo
Chrysler
America
Gray Motor Sales
E. Findlay St
Loren L. Pace
Optometrist
S. Vance St
Futuro
Greyhound Station
Hotpoint
Thriftmaster
CU. FT
Bowman Electric
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