Scheele Expects To Release Parke-Davis Polio Vaccine
U S Surgeon General Leonard Scheele told the House Banking Committee he expects release of Parke-Davis polio vaccine soon after a thorough on the spot inspection. He cited 67 polio cases among vaccinated children and about 512 million vaccinated.
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Washington
Leonard Scheele
Parke-Davis Co
Detroit
Scheele
House Banking Committee
Parke-Davis
Parke- Davis
Schee
Zionsville
Ind
Sharpe and Dohme
Glen Alden
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Wyeth
Daily Transcript Admittances and Dismissals Highlight Hospital
Memorial Hospital lists Thursday Admittances for Ronnie Shurtz 310 S Malcolm medical Mrs Kenneth Brant Earlton and Newton A Eaton 1018 S Grant medical Mrs Jasper Frost Stark and Harry R Hathaway 1714 W Main medical Includes Thursday dismissals Mrs Robert Lewis and son 4121 W 1st and today Clarence J Williams 716 W Ash and Billy Bob Clements Humboldt.
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Newton A Eaton
S. Grant
Jasper Frost
Stark
Surgical
Harry R. Hathaway
W. Main Medical
Robert Lewis
Seven Scholarships For K State Students
Seven scholarship winners in the Kansas State College School of Home Economics were announced on recognition day. Treva Moss of Atlanta received the $150 Margaret Justin Home Economics Club award for use in her senior year. Martha B. Pittman awards for 1955-56 went to Virginia Adamson of Sedgwick and Marilyn McNelis of Coffeyville. Danforth awards went to Wanda Brakcup of Stafford and Carol Lou Gillen of Independence, Omicron.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College School of Home Economics
Treva Moss
Atlanta
Margaret Justin
Martha
Pittman
Virginia Adamson
Sedgwick
Marilyn McNelis
Coffeyville
Danforth
Wanda Brakcup
Stafford
Carol Lou Gillen
Independence
Omicron
Freshman Awards Go to Ulrich and Weigel
No freshman awards were given to Maurine Ulrich of Quinter and Fleeta Weigel of Collyer. The honors went to freshmen home economies with the highest grade averages. Both students posted averages of 2.955.
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Maurine Ulrich
Quinter
Fleeta Weigel
Collyer
Miss Ulrich
Miss Weigel
Deaths and Funerals in Erie and Nearby Areas
Funeral services were held for Mrs Susan M Peters at Wilson-Johnson chapel officiated by Rev C E Rains with hymns sung by Mrs C H Pankratz and Mrs Hazel Slane. Interment in Hayeworth cemetery Emporia. Last rites for Mrs Mary Rogers at New Hope Baptist church led by Rev H A Simmons with choir and solo by Mrs Simmons. Interment Elm wood. Charles L Weller 74 Erie businessman had rites at Heaton-Dietz Funeral Home with duets and hymns, interment East Hill Cemetery.
Senior Class Play Nothing But the Truth Opens
Polished performances drew a hearty response from a small audience at the opening of the senior class play Nothing But the Truth. The show returns tonight at 8 15 in the Senior High School auditorium with an estimated 250 in attendance. Delbert Winder and John Kerwitz play Bennett and Ralston in a 24 hour truth bet with humor from the supporting cast. Director Robert L. Martin praised the cast and audience for the lively reception. The ensemble includes Loren Eastburn Richard Hargrove Harry Dent Carol Barber Sylvia Shaffer Emily McNeal Sue Holman Sherry Houser and Carol Kern.
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Bob Bennett
E. M. Ralston
Delbert Winder
John Kerwitz
Bennett
Winder
Kerwitz
Ralston
Able
Robert L. Martin
Loren Eastburn
Richard Hargrove
Harry Dent
Carol Barber
Sylvia Shaffer
Emily McNeal
Sue Holman
Sherry Houser
Carol Kern
Deere Wiman dies in Tucson hospital at 63
Charles Deere Wiman, 63, president of Deere and Co. farm equipment manufacturer since 1929, died last night in a Tucson hospital. The obituary notes his long leadership of the company and his role in advancing agricultural machinery.
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Tucson, Ariz
Charles Deere Wiman
Deere and Co
Tucson
Barrett Wilson Quits State Tax Position
Barrett Wilson resigns as secretary of the State Commission of Revenue and Taxation effective June 1. He has served since July 1, 1947 and cites a suggestion from the governor's office. Wilson, of Holton, notes the post lacks civil service status.
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Topekap
Barrett Wilson
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Wilson
Holton
President Eisenhower Weekend Visit to Gettysburg Home
President Eisenhower planned a weekend at his new Gettysburg Pennsylvania country home as light rain fell. He would be joined by Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother Mrs. John S. Doud, who had driven to the farm on Wednesday afternoon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
John S. Doud
Grassland Tour Brings Farmers Across Haskell County
About 20 residents from Neosho and Allen counties joined a grassland farming tour in Haskell County Oklahoma. The group included farmers, stockmen, dealers, agencies and the Chamber of Commerce. Delegations from Parsons Independence and Fort Scott attended.
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Neosho
Allen County
Haskell County
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Gillett Ranch
Stigler
H. J. Harper
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Mahlon Morley
Wayne Taylor
Clarence Sievers
Raymond Friederich
Dick MecMinimy
Forest Richardson
Donald Ellison
Wilbur Thompson
John Gorton
Ed Neyhard
Ernest Flottman
Carl Huffmaster
Lee Wulf
Ernie Harms
Sam Brenner
Parsons
Independence
Fort Scott
Traffic Mishap in Fog Fatal to Truck Driver
A 29 year old Michigan truck driver Arthur J. Tuckey of Detroit was killed in a fog bound collision on U S Highway 81 north of Wichita. Oliver B Temple 54 of Marysville Kansas the stock truck driver survived with minor injuries. The transport burst into flames trapping Tuckey for three hours. Seven of twenty hogs aboard were destroyed.
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Wichita
Michigan
U.S. Highway 81
Glen Kemp
Sedgewick County
Sedgwick-Harvey County Line
Tuckey
Not a Single Winner (Continued from Page 1)
Readers critique last week’s puzzle with explanations for clues across and down. The column reviews wordplay choices such as Set Sit Stoke Play Pistols Polite Mast Mist Lead and notes contest rules and deadline for entries.
Tanston Puzzles and Warnings in a Vague Clue Text
A fragmentary puzzle piece discusses clues about Hope Spar Towns and Jealousy tied to ideals and time, noting word choices and gender implications. It hints at linguistic tricks and misdirections in a broader riddle from a historical page.
Washburn Professor Named Dean At High Point College
Dr. Harold E. Conrad a political science and history professor at Washburn University since 1942 will become dean of High Point College in High Point North Carolina next fall.
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Topekap
Harold E. Conrad
Washburn University
High Point College
High Point
N. C
Prayers for Rain Proposed for May 15-22
The Bridgeport Nebraska Lions Club urged President Eisenhower to proclaim May 15 through 22 as a national week of prayer for rain in drought areas. The proposal was sent in a telegram to Representative A. L. Miller who forwarded it to the President.
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Washington
Beisenhower
Bridgeport
Neb
Lions Club
A. L. Miller
R-Neb
Miller
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