Delayed Action on Polio Vaccine Shortage Explained
LA C describes how a polio vaccine shortage emerged from public apathy in 1956 and surged in 1957 as demand grew to about 25 million cc monthly. Merck Sharp & Dohme explains vaccine production limits, noting four to seven months to produce one vaccine batch and the shift in urgency as adults began getting inoculations.
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Town Meeting on Kohler Strike Sparks Debate
The Independent column from LAC Says discusses the three year old Kohler strike, outlining party lines and community concerns over labor action. It outlines key arguments from union members and company officials and notes ongoing negotiations.
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Remember When Remembers 1947 48 City Funds Amid Court Ruling
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a 1947 48 city budget from a 23 percent harbor department cut totaling about 3 3 million dollars. The piece notes a pending State Supreme Court decision on the charter amendment and cites long past local figures and events around Long Beach and Alamitos Bay.
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Common Touch on the Asset
Washington views on Eisenhower budget complaints show the public’s mixed yet warm regard. The piece contrasts Ike with Coolidge and F D R, noting Ike as a relatable neighbor figure, while acknowledging deep debates over policies and leadership style.
Sharks and Sharks in Ocean Life
The text references the Whale shark and basking shark as large species, noting their size. It mentions the white shark as a well known man eater.
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Hart. Jessiah
Independent newspaper editors and staff listed oddly
A garbled byline lists Harman Ridder Harold Hinee Asatta Samuel Cameron Mana Larry Gallina and others with roles like publisher manager and editor, interspersed with broken words and unclear affiliations, reflecting a confused historical newspaper masthead fragment.
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Harold M. Hinee
Allies Warned by U S Suez Stance Draws Fire
The United States accepts a trial run for Suez Canal operation under Egyptian terms, angering Britain France and Israel while aiming to keep the canal open. Nasser's nationalization of foreign banks weakens Western leverage, and U S pressure may ease as Egypt weighs economic strains and possible shifts toward the Eisenhower Doctrine. Some see Nasser as shrewd yet volatile and doomed to face economic consequences.
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Church Schools Shape Youth Into Church Life
Analysis notes that church schools, now common as church schools led by directors of religious education, have improved discipline and instruction in larger churches, though cost limits keep many smaller congregations similar to former Sunday schools. A key function remains forming youths into active church members and regular attendees.
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Church schools and attendance shape future church life
In recent years church schools have grown in influence as teachers and graduates return to support the church. Regular attendance remains essential, with Sunday schools building youth knowledge of the faith and loyalty to the church, sustaining church life for the future.
Questions And Answers From a Colorful Paper Quiz
A Q and A set asks about a zebra like animal and Paris history. It identifies Lutetia as ancient Paris and lists the first five Baseball Hall of Fame electees: Ty Cobb Walter Johnson Christy Mathewson Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner.
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Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
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Honus Wagner
Disappearing Island Explained by Underwater Eruptions
Scientists propose Falcon Istana vanishes as intermittent eruptions of an underwater volcano build ash and, when quiet, waves erode the ash deposits leaving the island submerged.
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Dulles and Stassen Agree on Disarmament Prospects
A Washington report notes a shift in U S disarmament talks as John Foster Dulles and Harold Stassen align on potential gains with the Russians. Stassen, once the Minnesota governor and rising star, now backs a bold push for a disarmament agreement while Dulles supports the approach. Also covered is Idaho ex-senator Glenn Taylor entering the winemaking business with the Taylor Topper hairpiece, and a political overview on budget cuts affecting labor laws and enforcement under Ike's administration.
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