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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1956

Page

7

Prospects Brighten on Polio Vaccine Supply

The first anniversary of the Salk polio vaccine shows safety and substantial progress in production and distribution. Doses released grew from millions monthly, with plans for 60 million by July, and about 15 to 20 million children already vaccinated. Experts note rising supply will reduce cases, prioritize children and expectant mothers, and foresee routine immunization expanding to adults as supply stabilizes.

Leonard Scheele U. S. Public Health Service Hart E. van Riper National Foundation For Dr. Scheele Eli Lilly Company Indianapolis C.c’s C.c Parke-Davis Company Detroit Pitman-Moore Company Wyeth Laboratories Philadelphia Sharpe and Dohme Cutter Laboratories Berkeley van Riper Jonas Fe, Salk Pittsburgh Jonas Salk Salk Associated Press News

British Split Over Use of Polio Vaccine

London amid debate over Britain's anti polio serum as thousands of parents seek royal guidance on whether to inoculate their children. A government program deadline is April 14 while Buckingham Palace offers no comment. The vaccine uses three virus strains with two injections planned per child. Health Minister Robin Turton urges participation as risk to children’s health.

London INL Britain Buckingham Palace U.S Robin Turton

Teen charged for siren prank in Highland Park

William Chaffee, 18, faced magistrate court in Highland Park for placing a police siren on his car. He demonstrated the noise by shouting a loud siren call. Magistrate Samuel Smith dismissed the case with a warning not to repeat the act, unless he is in a boat miles from shore.

Highland Park Ill William Chaffee Samuel Smith Chaffee

St Bernard Causes Rescue Farce on Icy Quarry Pond

Albion firemen skidded 36 feet of ladder across thin quarry pond ice then reached 15 feet with a pike pole to hook a St Bernard's collar and pull him to safety after the dog broke through the ice. The animal failed the breed's rescue stereotype by becoming the rescued.

Albion N. Y St. Bernard New York

Lions Club to Observe 35th Anniversary in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Lions Club marks its thirty fifth anniversary banquet at Elmcrest Country Club at 7 p m Tuesday honoring four charter members H G Cap Hedges G H Hal Tellier John Jacobs and Fred J Payneer all of whom joined at the club charter Jan 15 1921. Also remembered is Ira T Carruthers who died in 1955. International president designate John L Stickley of Charlotte N C will speak with wife Mrs Stickley attending. District leaders and spouses will attend. program chaired by John Bickel includes dinner music by Cedar Rapids school students and a barbershop quartet entertainment by the Oclwein Lions club.

Cedar Rapids Lions Club Elmcrest ‘Country Club H. G Cap) Hedges G. H Hal) Tellier John Jacobs Fred J. Payneer Ira T. Carruthers John L. Stickley Charlotte N. C International Association of Lions Clubs Stickley International Organization Atlantic City N. J John Bickel Lions Club Everett G. Scott West Union Carl B. Schori Dale E. Miner Marion B. E. Throndsen Belle Plaine Edward Jochumsen Waterloo Howard Hicks Cedar [Rapids Frank T. Nye Hedges Tellier Carrithers John Buranek, Jr Payneer

Pentagon creates new press release abbreviation Upobah

Washington based report states the navy information desk at the Pentagon introduced Upobah as a new abbreviation in its press releases. The term stands for unofficially posted on board across the hall.

Washington Pentagon Navy Information Desk Upobah

Missouri motorist argues red light means caution at court

In St Joseph Missouri a motorist from a northwest town faced Magistrate Margaret Young for a traffic violation and startled the court by insisting that a red light does not mean stop but caution. He was fined 15 dollars.

ST. Joseph, Mo Margaret Young Missouri

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