Foundation Hints at New Diseases to Combat
Broad hints show the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis may broaden its scope to other diseases under virus research. Dr Jonas Salk of the University of Pittsburgh spoke in Warm Springs indicating future aims, while supporters including Eleanor Roosevelt keep the theme alive though no official confirmation exists.
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Warm Springs
Gaim
Jonas Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Vac
Ele
National Foundation
Onsigin Agaue
National
Dation
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka theft case rattles local records
IRYEAR-OLD Topeka resident charged with stealing mail. motor vehicle department reports say James O. Rangel and Gerald Lee Wrexel admitted taking money from Fetters-contained accounts and motor vehicle titles. Officials note thousands still unaccounted for as arrests surge.
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Topeka
D'S
James
Rangel Gerald Lee
Wrexel
State Department of Social
Hospital Admittances And Police Briefs In Garden City
Garden City reports hospital admittances and discharges. Names listed include Mrs. Kenneth Funk and Mrs. Lawrence Davis among admitted and discharged patients. Police briefs note bond issues and traffic violations with defendants and fines. county briefs itemize speeding and overload violations with amounts and names. District and city notices cover real estate transfers and road-related warrants, with multiple property transactions and liens recorded. Demands include vehicle accident details with damages and personnel involved. The entry closes noting December water bills marked paid by the city.
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Lawrence’ Davis
Sandy Jo’ Rixon
Reuben EB. Lewis Jr
Eugéne C. Lethan
Scott Ci
Alley
Kenneth R. Cole
Davis
R “Styles
Everettook
E.laurél
Bown
Cook
Edwin ‘Henry Heismeyer
Don Dale
Ulton
Moscow Praise From Martha Stern On Soviet Visit
Martha Stern daughter of William B. Dodd praises Moscow in a pro Soviet account. She extols gingerbread architecture broad boulevards and abundant food while noting affordable Volga cars and welcoming doors. She plans to stay through mid December around the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary parade preparations.
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Moscow
Martha Dodd Stern
Nikita
Khrushebdy
Central ‘Committee
Soviet Union
Prague
Volga
Diva Callas Walkout Blamed On Bronchitis Not Temper
Rome reports say Maria Callas quit Bellini Norma after bronchitis and high fever, not temper. Doctor Umberto de Martini, who examined her, said she would need bed rest for two to three days, with temperature around 102. Critics and Parliament blamed the walkout on crowd reactions and irritation, while Callas escaped through an underground passage to her hotel.
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Rome
Maria Meneghini Callas
Rome Opera
Callas
Roma
Bellini
Norma
Wever
Umberto de Martini
Coe
Giovanni Battista Meneghini
Italy
Ay 4
Chamber of Deputies
Teatro Dell? Opera
Carlo Letini
the Opera
Carlas
Fire in window well not main damage in Garden City
Local report notes a smoker tossed cigarette likely ignited leaves and rubbish in a window well at 324 N Main Garden City. Firefighters contained the smoke through a basement window with no property damage. County agent Danny Trayer named to Kansas state 4 H advisory committee. Red Cross first aid classes planned pending enrollment. obituary for Herman Bernal notes death at St Catherine hospital. services Monday at St Marys Church. Miss Callas profiled in Telegram Want Ads.
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Garden
N. Main
Jim Fare
Danny Trayer
Manhattan
Kansas
Herman Bernal
Garden City
Paul Davis
St. Catherine Hospital
Yest
Mr. Bernal
Puritan
Chicago Theological
Ramon
Chicago
Whittier
Calif
Jesus of Blantree
Yate
Venezuela unrest rumors rise amid exile plans and corporate fuel
Reading through reports from New York exiles one movement begins to undermine President Perez Jimenez amid civilian discontent. Younger officers ferment in the ranks while oil fields and mines run by U.S. interests anchor the economy and attract large expatriate numbers.
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Ventzualen Exes
New York
Caracag Cting
Grain futures hold steady as markets digest demand in archival note
Prices for March grain futures remained steady to firm on the Board of Trade with steady demand for March wheat and fair interest in other bread grains. Foreign demand prospects supported buying while receipts and weather-driven forecasts kept activity cautious. Kansas City and Chicago quotes show mixed moves in wheat corn oats and soybeans amid futures and cash market activity. A separate item notes contractor Hahn, age 61, dying in Goodland, with cause undetermined at press time.
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Chicago
Aly
Mey
Gotle & Carkener, Inc
Kansas City
Gars
USDA
U. S
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Pierce- Hite
A. A. Was- Hager
Walker
Nick Joel Guerrero
Wasinger
Guerrero
Melvin Albert Tuel
Pale
Merlin
Pitts
Bombay
Jéan Rober Hantérling
Just Ralph
Clayton Julian
Delmar Allen Spencer
Merriman
Joverlength
Albert Lemmon
Gates
Lewis Henderson
Wilohael Stegman
Frank Anderson
J. Petefich
OW. W. Kraft
J. E
Jarvis
Safford’s
International Paper Co
Albert L
Santa -Carrollton, Mo
Martha
U.S
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Doc
Eséabe
Maria Callas
Red Cross
Red Cross Office
Monte
VaUi
VoNinge UK Uuiu
Joe
Pete Hernandez
Frank Medina
Domingo Acosta
Maria Vasquez
Glendale
Jose
Adrian
Carmen
Mexico City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rosary
Jay Crook
Sweetbriar
Dtemala
Revezuelan
Polles
Pedro Estrada
Venezuela
Perez Jimenez
Heine Perezen
Vapziglans
Plebscite
Qmany
Fise
Argentina
Mhila
Estrada
Min
Oscar Mazzel
Goodland
Hahn
Lindh Produce Co
Farmers
Aymen City
Donalds
Senator Sparkle
Atherton-Stallsworth Agency
Ruby's Maternity
Tn Beer
Corner 7Th & Laurel
Weel
Orion
Crass
Laure
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