Polio cases rise in Western Pennsylvania amid outbreaks
The week saw twenty eight new polio cases in Western Pennsylvania pushing the year’s total to 9 or 43 more than last year’s comparable period. Two deaths were recorded this year versus 19 last year, with a Crawford County case newly reclassified. Ronald Michener, 14, of Fredericksburg, admitted to Lakeview Municipal Hospital Erie with no paralysis but some back and leg stiffness. Titusville area patients discharged as others improve.
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Fredericksburg
Lakeview Municipal Hospital
Erie
Titusville
Indiana
United Joint School District
Fu’sia
Larry Jamison
Linda
Heth Jamison
Vintondale
Karen Hess
George Hess
Laborers Sought at Olin Bracken Field for Bleacher Project
Help is needed at Olin Bracken Field this evening to assist with building the farms for new bleachers at the Little League park. Report at five o clock. Cement pouring is set to begin tomorrow morning.
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Olin Bracken Field
Little League Park
Woodside to Stay in Office Until September 28
General Robert E. Woodside said he will remain in his post at the Justice Department until just before September 28, the opening of the State Superior Court fall term, and then take his seat on the court after a brief delay following the July adjournment.
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Harrisburg
Robert E. Woodside
State Superior Court
Woodside
Cour
Justice Department
Television Schedule Fragment for Sagebrush Channel
OCR style listing shows daily broadcast timetable with times and programs across Sagebrush and related channels. Includes news, sports, theatre, talk shows, children’s programs, and late-night features with multiple entries per hour.
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Weeb
L Tonight
Spa
Circle Theatre
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Niederriter Co
Theatre Playhouse
Farmers Cite Need for Rain Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania farmers report a severe three week drought in August with parched pastures, reduced yields, and scarce water. Potatoes and late planted corn suffer most while some dairy farmers switch to winter feeding. wells and springs run low across southeastern counties as August drought sets a new record for dryness.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
JacThe
New Jersey Oyster Harvest Opens for 1953 54 Season
New Jersey began its 1953 54 oyster harvest with about 200 boats in Delaware Bay and 100 along the oceanfront. The State Division of Shell Fisheries forecast steady quality and quantity despite a ongoing battle against oyster drills or borers that cause significant losses each year.
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Trenton
N. d
Shell Fisheries
Delaware Bay
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