First Polio Vaccine Distribution Restarted Nationwide
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis earmarked nine million first and second graders for two shots each with a booster seven months later. Six manufacturers including Cutter Laboratories Parke-Davis and Wyeth reported initial shipments to foundations and health authorities. Distribution focuses on the South due to earlier polio season, while Congress considers presidential power to prioritize orders for public welfare.
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National Foundation For
Cutter Laboratories
San Francisco
Parke-Davis
Detroit
Sharp & Dohme
Philadelphia
Foundation
Wyeth Laboratories, Inc
Wyeth
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pitman-Moore Co
Congress
Chou Hits U S At Confab Amid Cold War Tensions
At a grand conference, Chou En lai’s remarks highlight China’s stance while Nehru and Romulo urge restraint and resist new imperial power. Pakistan PM warns Asia Africa leaders to reject covert domination and defend sovereignty amid shifting alliances.
Arithmetic Rule Guides Bosses on Real Costs at Work
A Baltimore report from a four day meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers explains a method of calculating work related financial risk using expected cost. An executive estimates earthquake damage and employee absence costs to decide on policies and actions.
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Baltimore
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
California
Lawyers to Begin Half Holidays This Summer
Local attorneys tomorrow will start half holidays with offices closing at 1 p.m. each Wednesday. The measure follows a High Point Bar Association meeting and will extend through the summer season.
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High Point Bar Association
Dulles Testimony On Yalta Papers Publication
Dulles recounts that Yalta papers were to be published as a whole with British agreement pending. He said McCardie, Reston, and McCardle handled galley proofs and that the Times received the papers before Britain formally concurred, though the ambassador indicated initial concurrence.
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McCardie
Dulles
Reston
McCardle
Times
Hit By Auto Man Suffers Compound Leg Fractures
A pedestrian, James Jergens, 30, was struck on E Washington St at 10 45 pm suffering compound fractures of both legs. Driver Boyd H Brevard, 38, was charged with speeding under the conditions. Perry Bingham, 44, suffered head injuries in a Rivett Dr crash and faced reckless driving charges. Vehicle damage about 75 dollars.
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E. Washington St
James Jergens
Harrison St
Jergens
Boyd H. Brevard
Route 4
Perry Bingham
Rivett Dr
Bingham
Dulles Urges Timely Publication Advice to Eden
In a morning telephone talk with the ambassador, Dulles said he would advise Sir Anthony Eden then foreign secretary and future prime minister that publication should not be delayed longer. He emphasized prompt action regarding the matter and conveyed his stance to Eden.
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Nehru
Romult
Philippine
London
Paris
Hague
Washington
Moscow
Romulo
United States
Philippines
Pakistan
Soviet
Russia
Dulles
An Eden
Vines
New York Stocks Dip After Profit Taking on Highs
The New York market fell today after a streak of nine advancing sessions, with losses mild at about 2 points while gains of 1 to 2 points appeared on some list components. Railroads held steady aided by a White House transportation report proposing more latitude in rail rate setting amid a broad mixed move across industries.
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New York
White House
Red Party Links Revealed In Childs Testimony
Childs testifies about a 1952 Communist school near Walnut Cove led by Scales and Binkley where he learned to indoctrinate soldiers. He recalls advice to exploit unions, stay in industry, and keep names secret for future action.
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Childs
Binkley
FBI
Chili
Carolina
Sexles
Ane Ee
Arlotte
Ralph Clontz
Clontz
Memphis
Tenn
High Point
Progressive Party
Communist Party
Durham-Chapel Hill
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Carolinas
Virginia
William Binkley
Walnut Cove
Scales
Western Electric
Red Army
Exchange Club Hears Wildlife Speech on North Carolina
William L. Hammett of the N C Wildlife Resources Commission spoke to the Exchange Club about conservation in North Carolina. He showed a fishing film and noted nationwide spectator sport attendance lags behind fishermen. J H Mourane introduced him as Charles Varner presided and M L Patrick won attendance prize I.
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William L. Hammett
Educational Department
N. C. Wildlife Resources Commission
Exchange Club
Hammett
Conservation Department
N. C
J. H. Mourane
M. L. Patrick
Charles Varner
McCarthy Cleared in Tax Probe of Finances
The Internal Revenue Service reportedly cleared Senator McCarthy after a yearlong inquiry into his finances. Sources said a tax refund for 1946 to 1952 totaling about $1,000 was issued, with discussions noting gifts and donations rather than taxable income. McCarthy planned a late afternoon news conference to present the findings to the public.
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McCarthy
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Des Moines
Iowa
R. W. Scott McLeod
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Aad
Revenue Service
McMarthy
The
People
Subcommittee
Justice Department
Atty
Browne
Senate
Wisconsin Republcan
McCaathy
McCartry
Lince
McCar Hy
Wisconsin
Ilator
Taxabie I.wome
Scales Appeals Death Sentence in Guilford Case
Richard Scales, 26, a Greensboro garage worker, appeals his death sentence for the murder and rape slaying of Bertha Mae Cook and her daughter Bev in January near Greensboro. Police testified he admitted the killings. trial psychiatrist cited an eight to nine year old mentality. The State Supreme Court review is set for May 10 or 11.
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Raleigh W
State Supreme Court
Richard Scales
Guilford
Scales
Greensboro
Susie Sh
Guilf Superior Court
Bertha Mae Cook
Cook
Be*v Cook
W. A. Burch
Burch
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Monet
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Eastman
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