Memory Lingers On In Nonpolitical Trip Controversy
Reports from Chicago allege the so called nonpolitical trip mixed with liquor industry funding. Friction over Frances Langford pleas for crippled veterans, tax and deductible contributions, and political insinuations surround President Truman’s cross country tour and socialized medicine debates.
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Chicago
Line
Frances Langford
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Seattle
Washington
Birmingham
Sanford
Illinois
The
Daily News
Federal
Alcohol Tax Unit
Newse
Truman Party
Federal Security Administration
Oscar Ewing
America
Congress
Snakes in the Grass and State Department Criticism
National American Legion Commander George N. Craig accuses the State Department of deceit and double-talk. He warns about welfare statists and communists in the department, saying the secretary has lost areas of the world through poor judgment.
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National American Legion
George N. Craig
State Department
Chicago
America
Department of State
Craig
Secretary of State
International Search Combats Influenza at Iowa City Lab
A University of Iowa laboratory, supervised by Dr. A. P. McKee, plays a key role in the World Health Organization influenza virus hunt. Set up this year, the Iowa City facility serves Iowa and surrounding states, enlists regional labs, distributes antigens and antisera, and identifies influenza viruses.
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University of Iown
A. P. McKee
Department of Bacteriology
University of Iowa
College of Medicine
World Health Organization
Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kanats
Wyoming
Colorado
WHO
Influenza Virus Strains Identified by State Researchers
Dr. Ralph H. Hearen, head of the Iowa State Health Division, notes that influenza virus strains vary by state with A-prime found in Illinois and Kentucky, A and A-prime in Michigan, FMI in Maryland, and A, A-prime and B in New York. Strain typing is needed before vaccines targeting specific strains can be developed.
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Madidine
Brooklyn
New
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
FMI
Maryland
New York
Ralph H. Hearen
Division of Preventable Diseases
Iowa State Department of Health
Bond Drive Underway in State With Large Bond Purchases
The Independence drive began May 15 as Towans and Iowans bought over two billion dollars in savings bonds. Be, E, F, and G series purchases in Iowa from May 11 to 16 1960 totaled 2 190 885 038 with bond sales at 1 516 696 796. Warin noted most holdings are personal and noted Iowa led or ranked highly in past drives.
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Towans
Treasury Department
Roger F. Warin
Savings Bonds Division
Iowa
Warin
Wyoming
Rare swine disease sparks concern in Midwest
Midwestern livestock authorities warn of the spread of Infectious atrophic rhinitis, a recently described swine illness hard to detect early and capable of causing heavy economic losses. It mimics bull nose but is contagious, with affected pigs becoming unthrifty and slow to feed as snout deformities develop.
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Lvestock
American Foundation For Animal Health
Pkely
Pig health notes from Hist year and second year losses
The owner notes nasal issues in pigs during Hist year with poor galing and heavy losses in the second year. Litters from home produced gilts may be highly infected. Pigs rub hoses on bed ding and objects and shake their heads. Secours unthriftiness and prieu-
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Fragmentary remark on world powers and Armament
A garbled quotation discusses Germany arming, an imperial Belt expansion, and the United States shrinking its own role. It claims Nos. 1 and 2 occurred and Stalin awaits a third event. The speaker Lenit asserts nobody fooled him.
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Lénit
Gérmany
United States
Stalin
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G. H. Wahl
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