Interruption of Salk Vaccine Spurs Public Anxiety
Dr Hood Kansas executive secretary says enough time has passed since the first round to prove safety of initial Kansas shipment. He notes precautions now in place will ensure safety for the second injection and urges parents to wait for a resumption of immunization with guarantees.
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Thomas R. Hood
Kansas State Board of Health
Hood
Kansas
London
Germany
Britain
Bonn Republic
Great Britain
Hans von Herwarth
Liverpool Station
Blood Bank Nears Shutdown. Chanute Family Endorses Red Cross
The Garvin family recalls a 1952 Chanute car crash where Red Cross blood saved both their lives. They praise the blood bank and say they have donated in gratitude, with the father an Red Cross instructor and the mother a First Aid graduate. They urge community support to keep the service running.
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the Tribune
American Red Cross
Chanute
Red Cross
Garvin
R. B. Garvin
S. Western
Editors Seek New Editorial Formula After Self Examination
Washington notes that 500 editors met for three days of self analysis to rethink American newspaper editorial practice. They found the old success pattern undermined with no clear new formula, citing waning appeal of comics and society pages and shifts in sports and gender roles while stressing readers' attention to commercials.
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Pentagon
Newspaper editors seek new news concept for changing readers
Editors at their annual convention argue press must inform and entertain a fast changing readership. They acknowledge no fixed future appearance but call for a revolution in how news is presented and understood. Readers’ wants remain unknown, prompting groping toward new answers.
Chanute Population At 10 290 In Federal Census
Walter J. True reports Chanute's 1930 census population at 10 290, the largest recorded federal census figure for the city. The 1920 count was 10 288, a gain of four. The 1930 total marks increases since 1910 and 1900, with notable context on local residents and nearby events.
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Walter J. True
Chanute
R. H. Bennett
Elsmore
Formerly of Chanute Society
California
Rebecca White Archibald
Recreation Park
Long Beach
J. H. Rogers
Tulsa
Ethleen Brogan
St. Paul
John Lancaster
Parked Car Gets Bumped and Soldier Down Hearted
A discharged soldier laments a crash to his parked car in front of his home delaying his reunion with family. He notes insurance delays and questions extra punishment for careless motorists. he compares driving risks to taxes and reflects on anger over the incident.
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Soldier
Harriman Wins GOP Hearts Through Friendly Years in Albany
Governor Averell Harriman quietly reshapes Albany politics by inviting Republican leaders to the mansion and luncheons, earning wary colleagues’ respect. He defies Dewey era formality, walks with his dog to the capitol, and backs practical management with budget chief Paul Appleby, earning GOP cooperation.
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Albany
Averell Harriman
New York
Ossie Heck
Schenectady
N.Y
Heck
Dewey
Harriman
Capitol
Hans Gruber
Austria
Grover Cleveland
Teddy Roosevelt
William McKinley
al Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Paul Appleby
Henry Wallace
Appleby
Austin W. Erwin
Genessee County
The Worry Clinic Advises Studying Toads To Cure Fear
Dr. Crane advises Aileen D. to confront her fear of toads by facing the creature, dating onset of fear, and studying them to replace emotion with facts. He notes steps to overcome irrational fears and offers a booklet on controlling emotions through Hopkins Syndicate.
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George W. Crane
Aileen D
Dr. Crane
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Mellett
Ind
Aileen
Areen
Jesus
State Labor Federation Reelects All Officers
The Kansas State Federation of Labor reelected almost its entire slate of officers. W. W. Malcolm of Wichita was elected fifth vice president, succeeding A. J. McCalla. Reelected were George Townsend of Leavenworth as president, George Harrison of Kansas City as first vice president, John Irvin of Pillsburg as second vice president, R. A. Willis of Manhattan as third vice president, and Ef C. Stewart of Hutchinson as fourth vice president.
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Salina
Kasa Hi
Ben
Kansas State Federation of Labor
W. W. Malcolm
Wichita
A. J. McCalla
George Townsend
Leavenworth
George Harrison
Kansas City
John Irvin
Pillsburg
R. A. Willis
Manhattan
Ef, C. Stewart
Hutchinson
Television Log Highlights for Tuesday May 17
TV listings show Burns and Allen at 6 00 p m Love Lucy at 7 00 p m Robert Montgomery at 7 30 p m Hollywood Playhouse at 3 30 p m Star and the Story at 10 00 p m plus a full afternoon and evening schedule with Today in 4 States Talent Parade Tennessee Ernie Ford Valiant Lady Guiding Light Road of Life Welcome Travelers Noontime in Joplin Daily Double News Weather Farm News and Markets Ted Mack Matinee Big Payoff Greatest Gift and Bob Crosby among others.
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Bheilah Graham
Guiding Light
Joplin
Robert Q. Lewis
Art Linkletter
Ted Mack
Bob Crosb
Miss Marlowe
Bob Crosby
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T. P. Jones
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Carl Aikins
Mrs. Shelton Propst
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