Makers Study New Standards Of Polio Vaccine
Washington reports producers object to proposed polio vaccine testing increases as a new Vaccine Clearance Panel led by Dr Jonas Salk reviews procedures and plant inspections. Surgeons general remarks aim to resume nationwide inoculation while polio cases rise. 246 last week vs 206 prior week.
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Washington
Kenneth F. Valentine
Pitman-Moore Co
Zionsville
Ind
Valentine
Jonas E. Salk
National Institutes of Health
Leonard Scheele
The
Health Service
Local families share visits in Oklahoma and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Clar ence Raigins and son of Waketa Oklahoma returned home after visiting sister Mrs W W Corbett and family Mrs Eva Lindberg and daughter Mrs J W Parsons and Wanda Lee of Savenburg and Mr and Mrs Morris Lindberg and family of Colony spent a day with Mr and Mrs A E Lindberg and family Elsie Clark spent a day with her sister Mrs Johnny Mitchell and family near Walnut Elaine Schultz of Tulsa spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Schultz Linda Sue Mount Mary Lou Kemmerer Judy Harding Carol White Etta Mae Gemmill and Evelyn Sellegren were guests of Sharon Eberhart one night Mrs E A Lindberg and Susan spent an evening with Mabel Richard Campbell of Shaw spent a day with Curtis Lindberg Mr and Mrs Harvey Barnhill were guests of friends in Cherryvale Odense HDU met in the home of Mrs Robert Eberhart The last.
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Elsie Clark
Johnny Mitchell
Walnut
Elaine Schultz
Tulsa
Herbert Schultz
Linda Sue Mount
Mary Lou Kemmerer
Judy Harding
Carol White
Etta Mae Gemmill
Evelyn Sellegren
Sharon Eberhart
E. A. Lindberg
Susan
Mabel Thornton
Richard Campbell
Shaw
Curtis Lindberg
Harvey Barnhill
Cherryvale
Pattern Add 35 Cents and Mail to The Chanute Tribune
A reader is instructed to send thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Address the envelope to Marian Martin in care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. at 752 West 18th St New York II New York. Include plainly NAME ADDRESS ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER on the order.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York II
N.Y
Rice-Looping Kansas Herd Champion Producer Named
Southeast Kansas corner notes the Iola Holstein cow in the Strickler herd as Kansas champion producer for last year with an average of 31 quarts of milk daily over 365 days. Pittsburg brief recalls a local woman recovering a missing diamond ring from a trash barrel after a Lakeside Park picnic. Parsons reports Otis Dunn arraigned on first degree murder for a shotgun death. preliminary hearing set for June 3 with $25 000 bond. Yates Center to host rodeo and cutting horse contest Friday and Saturday. Cherryvale swears in Ora Reece as mayor to fill vacancy. Altamont hail from a severe storm causes 50 to 100 percent crop losses in a 10 to 15 mile zone. Larry Hunter, 1955 Galesburg grad, awarded a scholarship to Emporia State Teachers College, with plans to teach and coach in Kansas high schools.
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IOLA
Strickler
Kansas
Parsons
Otis Junior Dunn
Louis Conger
Justice of the Peace
Fred Evison
Dunn
Conger
Larry Hunter
Galesburg High School
Emporia State Teachers College
Hunter
Bert E. Hunter
Galesburg
Emporia State
Crawnosho
Methodist Church Youth Fellowship
Youth flees after burglary at Dill's Truck Stop
Charlotte owner P Wade Plyler woke at 5 a.m. to breaking glass. A youth motioned him to the front and fled with goods after Plyler investigated a fire or crash scene.
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Charlotte
N.C
Wade Plyler
Dill
Plyler
Coffeyville Utilities Struggle With 1955 Budget Demands
Coffeyville water department cannot meet rising demands for new line connections within the 1955 budget. Commissioner Guy Sherman of streets and public utilities noted the issue on Tuesday. Fort Scott report: three pheasant hens and a rooster stolen from Paul Schroader’s chicken house Monday night. The thief may face arrest if he returns the birds or teeth, with police recovering a denture upper plate at the scene.
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Coffeyville
Coffeyville Water Department
Guy Sherman
Fort Scott
Paul Schroader
Steering wheel missing shocks Muskegon Heights car
In Muskegon Heights Harry Bacon found his car lacked a steering wheel during a safety checkup only a horn ring remained. He was ordered not to drive until a replacement wheel is installed.
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Muskegon Heights
Mich
Harry Bacon
Bacon
Veritable Time Bomb School Closed In Colorado
In Arvada Colorado an elementary school was ordered closed after Bureau of Mines officials found its water system saturated with explosive methane gas. 74 students continued attending classes despite the gas being detected ten days earlier. The methane traced to a 1050 foot well at Henry J Juchem School nearby.
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Arvada
Colo
Bureau of Mines
Charles L. LeFeber
Henry J. Juchem
Here
Eisenhower to Speak at West Point Commencement
President Eisenhower will deliver the commencement address at the United States Military Academy West Point Class of 1915. NBC will televise the June 7 program from the field house starting at 9 a.m. EST in color and black and white, marking the first USMA graduate to give the address as chief executive.
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New York
Eisenhower
West Point
United States Military Academy
NBC
West Point Field House
Roman Catholics Clashes with Police Across Argentina
Reports say Roman Catholics and police clashed in several provinces last night after Masses marking Argentina’s national holiday. Many people were involved as tensions spiked in multiple cities.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Government crackdown provokes street battles in multiple provinces
Reports say numerous injured and at least 58 arrested as clashes erupt in Cordoba Tucuman Mendoza and Salta amid a campaign to separate church and state. Authorities describe the protests as part of a broader legislative push.
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Cordoba
Tucuman
Mendoza
Salta
Mrs. Hobby Resignation Denied by White House
The White House denied Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby has resigned as secretary of health, education and welfare. Press secretary Ha gerty said her husband is critically ill and it is unknown if she will leave. Reports differed about a resignation and potential replacement by Clare Boothe Luce, who denied the claim.
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Washington
White House
Oveta Culp Hobby
James C. Hagerty
William P. Hobby
Clare Boothe Luce
Rome
Hobby
Water Pump Fire Put Out by Hampton Volunteers
Volunteer firefighters in Hampton North Carolina extinguished a blaze at an automatic town water pump tied to the main well operated by the waterworks department. No injuries reported. The incident occurred yesterday and firefighters contained the fire to the pump area.
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Hampton
N. C
Footprint Clue Ties Thief to Five Robberies in Lumberton
Police in Lumberton North Carolina chase a spree of five break ins by a thief who left only a single clue a perfect bare footprint at the crime scenes. The print is the sole tangible lead as investigators seek a suspect in the ongoing wave of burglaries.
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Lumberton
N. C
Robinson Crusoe
Seven Indicted in Red Case Convicted of Conspiracy
Seven defendants, led by Arthur Bary and Harold Zepelin of Denver, were found guilty of conspiring to violently overthrow the government under the Smith Act. The 12 hour 13 minute deliberation occurred on the case’s 29th trial day after defense motions were filed. Defendants were allowed to remain free on bonds totaling 100000 while facing maximum penalties of five years or 10000 dollars per person. Names include Bary, Anna Bary, Zepelin, Joseph Scherrer, Maia Scherrer, Patricia Blau, and Lewis M Johnson from Denver Pueblo Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
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Denver
Communist Party
U. S. Dist
Jean
Breitenstein
Arthur Bary
Anna
Harold Zepelin
Joseph Scherrer
Maia
Pueblo
Colo
Patricia Blau
Los Angeles
Lewis M. Johnson
Salt Lake City
July 15 Date Demos Aim for Adjournment
Democratic leaders moved to press for a July 15 adjournment of Congress. Washington reports suggest the plan could allow major measures to be left unresolved as the session ends.
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Demos
Aim
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower program stalled as Congress nears June deadline
The Chanute Tribune reports stalled Eisenhower program segments threaten the 1955 election year. Senate leaders Johnson Sparkman Magnuson Knowland discuss timing on money bills and efforts to move proposals through committees amid Democratic control.
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Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Congress
Senate
Sen. Magnuson
Wash
Knowland
California
Summit Names Pop Up Across Four States
A report notes that New York Ohio Tennessee and Pennsylvania each contain four or more places named Summit. The pattern shows Summit as a common toponym across diverse regions.
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New York
Ohio
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
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