Polio antibodies imply wider spread than cases indicate
County NFID director Don Smith notes polio antibodies appear in about 80 percent of normal adults, suggesting many infections are subclinical. He cites research tracing multiple poliovirus types and explains that immunity is not guaranteed after one bout. Four universities receive funds to map virus varieties by 1951 end.
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Don Smith
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Smith
March of Dimes
National Foundation
Texas
University of California
University of Utah
University of Kansas
University of Pittsburgh
DEER LODGE WARDENS EDGE BEAVERS IN NARROW VICTORY
Deer Lodge Wardens cling to a 40 38 win over Beavers in a tight matchup. The intermission featured the B C H S band in blue and gold under A H Hart wig as it performed a transportation themed routine with a bicycle train automobile and plane. Mrs Elizabeth Rife of Wapato Washington, formerly of Dillon, visited friends here.
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B.C.H.S. Band
A. H. Hartwig
Buffalo
Elizabeth Rife of
Wapato, Wash
Dillon
Beavers Beat Bridges Quint 54 to 36 in Doubleheader
In the WMC gym last Saturday Beavers defeated Twin Bridges Falcons 54 36 with a 15 3 run to start the second period Substitutes saw action in both halves Sam Davis led Beaver scoring with 13 Sal lender and High led Falcons with 15 and 13 points respectively The second game featured the Davids 69 50 over Co G National Guard Center Wegner top scored for the Davids with 20 Jacobsen led Co G with 16 The Davids now plan Idaho and Washington road games this week managed by George Anderson.
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Beavers
Hebert
Deer Lodge
Townsley
Blodgett
Nelson
Landon Hurst
Mathison Miles
Dillon
Davis White
Davis
Vandegrift Rouse Thompson
Dennis Kenison
Baby Beavers
B’s
Richardson
Kull
Wee Wardens
Moore
W.M.C
B.C.H.S. Beavers
Twin Bridges Falcons
Jim Taylor
Sallender
High
Falcons
Sam Davis
Beaver
Rouse
Dennis
Kenison
Allen
Morrison
Co. G. National Guard
House of David
Davids
Wegner
David
Co. G
Bruce Domer
Jacobsen
Mattix
Dillion
Idaho
Washington
George Anderson
Bloom
Stanky
Hallisey
Pottenger
Larsh
Mrs. Lewis D. Smith Takes Helena Post as Bishop Daniels’ Secretary
Mrs. Lewis D. Smith leaves Dillon today to reside in Helena where she will work in the Episcopal Diocesan office as secretary to Bishop Daniels. She recently returned from Rochester after receiving medical attention. Friends regret her departure but extend best wishes.
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Lewis D. Smith
Helena
Episcopal Diocesan
Shrine meeting ends with luncheon for visiting Shriners
H. Peterson is seated as potentate with a past potentate jewel by Mr. Blair. After the business session a buffet luncheon followed, attended by a large group of members and many visiting Shriners from other cities.
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H. Peterson
Shrine
Blair
Install Officers January 25 for Rainbow Order
The Order of Rainbow announces a formal installation on Wednesday January 25 for newly elected officers. Elected to chairs are Worthy Advisor Delores Davis, Worthy Associate Advisor Billie Lessey, Charity Rose Mary Tyre, Hope Elsia Rouse, Faith Joanne Smith, Recorder Elaine Anderson, Treasurer Phyllis Harrison, with Patricia Myers as installing officer.
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Order of Rainbow
Delores Davis
Billie Lessey
Charity
Rose Mary Tyre
Hope
Elsia Rouse
Faith
Joanne Smith
Elaine Anderson
Phyllis Harrison
Patricia Myers
State Patrolman to Hold Driver Exams in Dillon
Chas R Olsen of the state highway patrol will be in Dillon next Monday January 23 to assist residents wishing to take driver's examinations.
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Chas. R. Olsen
Dillon
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Jeep
Studebaker
Beaverhead Sales Co
United States
Montana
International Monetary Fund
European Recovery Program
Continental Oil Company
Continental of
Bridges Quint
Bearded Davids
Soha Mattix
Tillis Domer
Durkin
Watters Sanner Pierce
B. Holoran Sweeney Womac
Holloran Jacobsen
Meade
Lynch
Patton
Walker
Hazelbaker
Weedum
Beaverhead
Bernice Sargent
Clyde Mecham
Budge Wit
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