Federal expands virus vaccine control and staffing
The Eisenhower administration reorganized the NIH biologics area to oversee virus vaccines, creating a new Division of Biological Standards and replacing the Preventive Laboratory of Biologics Control. Dr. Carl L. Lamoureux leads the new division, with staff and testing expanded amid anticipated funding. Public Health Service reports a 72 percent weekly rise in polio cases among Salk vaccine recipients, with about six million children vaccinated.
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Eisenhower
Leonard Scheele
National Institutes of Health
Carl L. Larnou
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
Hamilton
Mont
Scheele
Prevent Laboratory of Biologics Control
William G. Workman
Worknino
Hig Inturatory
National Microbiotagral Institute
NIH
Lop Health
Saich
Biologics Laboratory
Public Health Service
Moths Described As Pyelanism By E B Ford
British zoologist E B Ford discusses moths that turn pale in struggle, terming the process pyelanism in a new British publication. The note highlights adaptive coloration in moth species observed under duress.
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E. B. Ford
Medical Men Hit Further Draft of Doctors and Dentists
Senate Armed Services Committee heard strong backing for extending the draft beyond June 30 while medical groups opposed more inductions. Dr Reuben B Chrisman Jr spoke for the AMA claiming current law discriminates against medical men by singling them out for special military liability.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
American Federation of Labor
National Assn
Reuben B. Chrisman Jr
Miami
Fla
American Medical Assn
Miltary Service
Oil Drilling Reports From Weld County Area
Reports from oil drilling detail multiple wells in Weld county Colorado. Remington No 1 wildcat at Buckingham NESW 34-8-59 and Katchen No 1 abandoned near Milton Lake SWSE 8265. Plains Exploration moves to drill George Kellner No 1 west of Stoneham SESESE 299-57 while others report casing, depths, and log tops through Lyons formation and nearby fields.
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Swsiw
Weld Coun
Pierce Town
McMahon
Bullington
Remington No
Morricon
Forelle
Fallon Gaw Corporation
Herrin
Stonehath Ifield
Weld County
Weld
Plains Exploration Company
H. BE. McKenzie
Knolls Seeks October Trial in Water Rights Case
Denver Water Board argues federal transfer would let Interior control Colorado River waters. Western Slope figures Frank Delaney and Harold Roberta push state court route citing state statutes and Colorado Constitution. Breckenridge hearing set for June 16 on Blue River water rights tied to Green Mountain Dam power.
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Frank Delaney
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Upper Colorado River Commission
Western Slope
Harold D. Roberta
Denver
Interior Department
Colorado River
Glenn Saunders
Heaver Water Board
F.T. Menry
Colorado Springs
Denver Water Board
Thuredey Tial
U. S
Anatate Court
Federal
U. S. Dist
Lee Knuus
Harold T. Roberts
Green Mountain
Breckenridge
Hare
Denver Argimenta
William VW. Veeder
Washington
Springs
Colorado Supreme Court
Dist
William Heuby
Roberts
Blue River
Federal rights debated in Colorado water case hearing
The appellate water dispute centers on whether the United States can be a defendant after 1944 and if the case should move from state to federal court. Colorado Springs attorney Henry argues government status, while Catopado River and Northern Colorado districts seek transfer. Local representatives Dalpney, Smith, and Kilanev participate in the proceedings.
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Otorado
Iterlaniation Bureau
Colorado
U.S
Distriet Court
Roberto
United States
P.C. Henry
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Catopado
Fire Sweeps Seashore Resort in New Jersey
Seaside Heights New Jersey suffers a major blaze on the boardwalk destroying 84 concessions and causing estimated damage of 1 to 3 million dollars. The fire breaks through amid high winds, damaging the pier and carousel as authorities report no serious injuries.
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Seashore Resort
New Jersey
Seaside
Thames
Dorinterm Republic
Frosts Cause Half Million Dollar Losses for Fruit Growers
Paul Swisher, Colorado state agriculture commissioner, reports about 500000 dollars in crop losses from a series of eight frosts affecting Western Slope fruit growers. The hardest hit areas include the Gunnison River North Fork vicinity near Hotchkiss Cedaredge and Paonia, while Palisade escaped major frost damage.
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Western Slope
Paul W. Swisher
Gunnison River
North Fork
Hotchkiss
Cedaredge
Paonia
Palisade
Swisher
General Motors shuts 20 plants idling 60000 workers
Detroit reports General Motors closes 20 plants across the United States idling about 60000 workers amid wildcat strikes by CIO UAW members protesting stalled negotiations. Talks with UAW leaders continue with a Sunday deadline looming and potential patterning after Ford settlement.
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U.S
Detroit
CAW
Gma
Ford
GM parts shortage triggers widespread plant idle days
Tyensland and other conceasings hindered contract talks causing parts shortage across GM plants. The VAW says all wildcat strikes end Friday except at the Los Angeles Southgate operation idling 5,200 workers. GM plans a contract retirement this weekend and recalls workers after the shortage eases.
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Reuther
VAW
John Livingston
dMuick-Holsmobile
Pontiac Southgate
Los Angeles
Truman Speech Broadcast at Democratic Dinner in Portland
Former President Truman will speak at a Democratic dinner in Portland, broadcast nationwide by the Columbia Broadcasting System. The event includes Oregon officials and national Democrats, with Mrs. Truman expected to attend. cold storage note mentioned separately.
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Oregon
Tian
Neale Roache
Democratic National Committee
Rosch
Columhia Broadcasting System
Msty
Teun
Washington
Idaho
Montana
M. Rutter
Truman
Colorado 40-and-8 vote to seek peace with American Legion
Colorado 40-and-8 members at Glenwood Springs voted to try to reconcile with the American Legion before acting as a separate group. The decision followed closed-door debate at the 37th Colorado department convention. If splits advance, 40-and-8 would become an independent veterans organization. E. J. Dillingham was elected grand chef de gare, succeeding Marcus Boscor.
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Colorado
American Legion
Colorado Department of the Legion
Legion
Ife
Marcus Boscor
Dillingham
Legion Auxiliary
Naomi Johrson
Trinidad
Evan Evans
Denver
John D. Bernard Jr
Houlder
Ito
Maine
iGov
Ed C. Johnson
Roy M. Mrewer
Los Angeles
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