Million Doses of Salk Vaccine Okayed for Immunization
Washington clears vaccine for about one million doses from Eli Lilly. Distribution planned to New Jersey Maine Montana North and South Dakota. Second dose supplies to eight Southern and Western states including Florida Georgia Louisiana and New Mexico. Officials target boosting first and second grade coverage before summer peak with a third booster planned seven months later.
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Washington
U.S
Leonard A. Scheele
el Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
National Foundation For
Lilly
New Jersey
Maine
Moantena
North
South Dakota
G. Foard" McGinnes
Nesignal Foundation
Allande City
N. J
Florida
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Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
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Ue Public Health Service
Health Service
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McGrnnies
Welfare Hobby
Walefare Department
Americas
CBS
du ‘Mont
Mutual
NBC Radio 2
ABC Radio
CBS Radio
Nbc-Tv
Resale Probe of Sunken Destroyer Snares Officials
A Kyushu district committee opened an inquiry into the alleged resale of a sunken destroyer to the government. The ship Nashi sank off southern Kyushu in 1945 and was later sold to Fuji Iron & Steel Co. for 3,046,000 yen. Fuji refloated it and then sold it to the Deletsu Board for 389,000 yen.
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Joryola
Kyade
Sedistict Committee Today
Keade
Nashi
Kyushu
Fuji Iron & Steel Co
Fater
Fuji Iron
Solid Kroda
Deletsu Board
GOR
Trout
Night Watchman Shot to Death in Farm Area
A night watchman was found shot to death early today in front of a farm building. The incident occurred near Ley salt farm with three bullets reported. Authorities joined investigation as a local meeting and DeMolay event are noted in the week’s social items.
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Fauarry
Misalten
Heen Sera
Japanese mission official departs Tokyo for Manila
Acting chief of the Japanese mission in the Philippines Urabe flew from Tokyo to Manila today after a month in Tokyo reportedly to weigh Japan Philippines reparations talks. In Carrollton Missouri Carroll County voters approved a $50000 bond for construction of a county hospital.
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Philippines
Tokyo
Tosiy Urabe
Phiippines
Manila
Urabe
Consi
Carrollton
Carroll County
Eldon Youth Named To Honor Society
James G. Marvey of Eldon is elected secretary treasurer of Scarab at Amherst College for 1955 56. He will also serve in the College Air Force ROTC Lancaster Honor Guard and holds roles as Chi Psi vice president and student council vice president while active in campus committees.
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James G. Marvey
W. W. Harvey
Eldon
Scarab
Amherst
Tallege
Harvey
Orea Uon
Anit
Te’ Elew
College Air Force
Vote to Return To Ford Plant Jobs
ST LOUIS Workers at Ford Motor Co Lincoln Mercury plant in Hazelwood voted today to return to their jobs. Aaron Brown president Local 925 CIO Auto Workers Union said local issues delaying the return following yesterday's national agreement were settled. Picket lines were withdrawn and plant officials called in maintenance workers to prepare for operations. The plant had been shut down Thursday by ore svallenyt. The national agreement between the Auto Workers Union and Ford was reached yesterday.
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St, Louis
Ford Motor Co
Lincoln-Mercury
Hazelwood
Aaron Brown
Auto Workers Union
Ore Svallenyt
Auto Workers
Uplet
Ford
Nationalist Planes In Air After Alert
Nationalist air force planes lifted off from Formosan air bases during a 90 minute alert triggered by unidentified radar blips. Islands in the Formosa Strait including the Pescadores Quemoy and Matsu were warned as authorities weighed whether the blips indicated Communist or friendly radar. Earlier a fighter action strafed and sank a supply junks convoy near Quemoy.
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Pescadores
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Wuehiu
Matsu
Quemnoy
Formosa
Hoelscher Farm Picked for Dairy Month Tour Site
The Vincent Hoelscher dairy farm a mile north of Wardsville was chosen for the June 1 Dairy Month tour by Jefferson City business leaders. A kickoff dinner attracted about 60 people and announced plans for the Dairy Month celebration climaxing with a June 26 festival. The 4:30 PM tour begins at Manison and High streets with free bus transport and returns by 6:30 PM.
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Wardsville
Ito
Manison
High Streets
Jefferson City
Maurice Markway
WN. A
Hud
Mineneapolis
United States
Similie Promations Suthoff
Northern Damen
Cole County
Jaycee
Veo
Grievances Unsettled at Kansas City Ford Plant
Picketing continued at the Ford assembly and aircraft plants near Kansas City as more than 3000 employees remained on strike for a second day after a rationed agreement with the United Auto Workers union. Union officials cited seniority based raises and merit wage increases as core issues.
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Kansas
Ford
Kansas City
Eia United Auto Workers Union
In Father's Footsteps McKnelly Jr. Receives Medical Diploma
William V. McKnelly Jr. earns a medical degree from St. Louis University School of Medicine St. Louis and will intern at City Hospital. He held a BA from Westminster College Fulton and a BS from the University of Missouri Columbia. He belongs to PAL Gamma Delta and Phi Beta medical fraternities.
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William V. McKnelly Jr
St. Louis University School of Medicine
St. Eens
William V. McKnelly
Elmerine Ave
McKnelly
City Hospital
St. Louis
Westminster College
Fulton
University of Missouri
Calumbie
McKuel
PAL Gamma Delta
Phi Beta Medical Fraternity
Toastmaster Award To Harold Arbeiter At Capital Toastmasters
Harold Arbeiter won the speaker’s trophy at last night’s Capital Toastmasters Club meeting for his speech Inviting Disaster. Other speakers covered topics including A Patch My Star and How to Grow and Maintain. Red China claimed to be taking action on dust storms while the United States faces expanding dust storms in the Great Plains amid a recurring dry cycle.
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China
United States
Peiping
Great Plains
Siavaid Arbelter
Toashaast Ers Club
John Skain
Harry Goldammer
French plan to curb Algeria unrest announced by Seutelle
Gen Jacques Seutelle proposed hydroelectric projects and food aid to the poor as France seeks to curb nationalist violence in Algeria. The plan covers large development schemes while details were not released officially amid ongoing turmoil and attacks in the territory.
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Paris
Algeria
Jacques Seutele
Soulette
Marine Bayonets Sailor in Honolulu Scuffle
Police in Honolulu filed assault with a deadly weapon charges against Marine Clyde C. Denmark 24 of Howatulu after he bayoneted a mainland sailor James H. Loit 22 from Columbus Georgia when he found his bride Meiva Denmark playing viola in a downtown bar. The couple married March 17 amid a tense dispute over the singer.
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Honolulu
Honan
Marine Pfe
Clyde C. Denmark
Howatulu
Tripler Army Hospital
James H. Loit
Navy
Columbus
Meiva Denmark
Denmark
Japan rejects bean imports due to trade balance and price
Japan decides to reject an application to import 30 400 tons of say beans from Red China citing an unfavorable trade balance and a high price of 120.70 per ton delivered to a Red China port. In the first half of 1954 Japan imported 130 000 tons of soy beans from Ned Chin.
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Japan
Red China
Ned Chin
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