Inoculation Drive Advances on Polio Vaccine in Erie
Dr. Russell Rath announced a county doctors meeting at St. Vincent's Hospital to organize volunteers to administer the Salk polio vaccine after federal approval. About 11,000 first and second graders in Erie County schools are eyed for inoculation, with three shots per student planned before the 1955 polio season.
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Tion
Erie
Russell Rath
Erie County Medical Society
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie County
National Pollo Foundation
Roth
Henry F. Adams
North East
Country Medical
Erie City
Erie Diocese
Felix Shubert
John Hickey
Edward Latimer
Mrs Helen Palmer dies suddenly while shopping
Mrs Helen B Palmer a Corry native who moved to Erie in 1953 died suddenly last evening at Kraus department store near her home 351 East Seventh street Erie She was born March 2 1887 and lived in Corry most of her life later moving to Erie to live with daughter Mrs John Bunnell She survived by three other daughters seven grandchildren and several brothers Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Davison Funeral Home with Rev Aryel G Neal officiating Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Also: $200000 loss in fire at Pittsburgh Metal Processing Co plant in Sharpsburg caused by oil fed flames Fifteen workers evacuated no injuries cause undetermined
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Helen B. Palmer
Corry
Erie
Kraus
East Seventh Street
Palmer
Lfe
John Bunnell
Christian and Missionary
Allinee Church
Mr. Palmer
Lee Mumford
Frank Palmer
Elgin
Marjorie Mumford
Ruth Mumford
Sharpaville
George
Harry Carnrike
Albert
Carniike
Davison Funeral Home
Aryel G. Neal
Tenth Street Metholist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Metal Processing Co
Sharpsburg
Michigan Spring Election Upsets Hit GOP Hopes
In Detroit, Democrats and labor allies swept the spring election as GOP comeback hopes faded. Incumbent Republican Clair L. Taylor trailed Democrat Lynn Bartlett for state superintendent, while Circuit Judge Eugene Black led for the State Supreme Court. Chief Justice Leland Carr stood as the lone Republican with strong support.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen ‘Williams
Capitol
Clair L. Taylor
Lynn M. Bartlett
Grosse Pointe
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Eugene F. Black
Port Huron
State Supreme Court
Black
Bartlett
Republlican
Upstate
Leland W. Carr
Lansing
Supreme Court
Earnings Decline Highlight Horne Co Report
Joseph Horne Co. saw earnings drop by 438,493 last year amid a 16 month AFL strike against five department stores. The annual report shows net income of 627,701 for 1954 versus 1,006,284 in 1953, with sales at 85,499,960 in 1954 and 59,802,593 in 1953. US aluminum production rose from 164,000 tons in 1939 to 250,000 tons in 1953.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Horne Co
Horne’s
Horne's
King of Yemen Quells Revolt Amid Royal Ambiguity
A Yemeni source says Imam Ahmad ended an army revolt and loyal tribesmen rounded up rebel leaders near Taizz, 85 miles from Aden. The fate of the king’s brother and foreign minister Prince Abdullah remains unclear after earlier reports of a palace power shift.
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Associated Press
Aden
Yemen
Imam Ahmad
Ta'izz
Ayab
Abdullah
Legation
Cairo
Dullih
Ahmad
Mohammed
Arab League
Ta'ize
Abdullan
Ahmed
Churchill Resigns as British Prime Minister
Reports from London describe Winston Churchill resigning as prime minister amid a wave of public attention. Queen Elizabeth II arrived at Buckingham Palace shortly after, with crowds cheering and American tourists observing the historic moment. Churchill held a farewell dinner at Downing Street last night and met with his Cabinet today, appearing relaxed yet resolute as Eden and Clement Attlee attended.
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Oyonumea
London
Churchill
British Broadcasting Corp
Palace
Elizabeth I
Thames Estuary
Isle of Grain
Cinque Ports
Winnie
Downing Street
No. 10
Eden
Labor
Clement Attlee
Britain
Ward faces back tax matter in Jelke case
New York counsel for Pat Ward, star witness for the prosecution at the Minot F Jelke vice trial, says she will discuss a tax matter at the Internal Revenue office Monday. Ward testified she gave Jelke 10000 to 15000 of earnings as a call girl and did not file income tax returns for 1961 or 1952. Jelke, 25, heir to a margarine fortune, was convicted on compulsory prostitution charges involving Ward and Cordova and faces sentencing April 28.
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New York
Pat Ward
Minot F. Jelke
Internal Revenue Office
Stanley Nussbaum
Miss Ward
Jele
George Washington
Telke
Marguerite Cordova
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Helen Palmer
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center 8
GOP
Dr. Taylor
New
Murphy's
U. S
Bloom At
Murphy’s
Murphy‘s Own “Pelham” Men’s Shirts
Statrie
RAND
Carolina Moon
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Andrew Guskea
Sea‘s Drugs
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