KU Polio Study Gift Prompts New Research
Kansas University begins a polio research project funded by a 9570 grant from the Public Health Service for the coming year. Initiated by Dr. Paul Roofe and Dr. Thomas Gretenlf, the work explores how poliovirus reaches the central nervous system, through blood pathways or nerve routes, with renewal potential for three years.
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Department of Anatomy
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Cera Despo
Park Officer in Topeka May Take Atchison Post
Topeka park official Yerkes likely moves to Atchison as commissioner amid Topeka park duties. Unclear text references related officials and possible career shift. further context missing due to garbled OCR.
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Topeka
Atchison
Drum and Fife Corps Leads Woolson Line
Fragmented OCR describes a civil war era scene with a drum and fife corps leading a line and veteran rites. Mentions Union Veterans and wreath laying, with garbled names and places due to damaged text indicating ceremonial procession and commemoration activities.
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Woolson
Perry Residents Routed By Ammonia Fog Sunday
Perry residents fled their homes Sunday as a ammonia fog spread after a tank exploded at a service station. Snakes and panic chased people from nearby areas while emergency crews contained the hazard and the fog subsided later.
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Perry
Plane crash near Santiago kills four people
A private plane crashed on a hillside near Santiago, killing four occupants including a priest and three passengers. Authorities are investigating the crash site as the names and exact ages of the deceased are released.
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Santeago
Hennings Wins In Drab Missouri Primary
U S Senator Thomas C. Hennings Jr. won renomination in a sluggish Missouri primary with low turnout. He was unopposed. Kansas City Councilman Tom Gavin withdrew. Four Republicans competed, with no lawyers among the finalists Douglas and Sehnenteck the leading candidates. Major parties had limited opposition, while a Democratic note was expected for governor.
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Woodstock Community Notices And Social Whispers
Local church services at Wellman Chapel are listed with Sunday school sessions and lay readings. A neighborhood gathering at Oak Cemetery and a Thursday meeting at Mrs Charles Sparns home are noted. Families from Sedalia, Kansas City, McLouth and Lawrence visit relatives, with pictures shown at Brethren Church and exchanges recalling India experiences. Captain John Means arrived from unspecified duty.
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Mek Pord
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Sedalia
Wheeler
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Jolly Jones H D A avid Homemakers in July session
OSKALOOSA The Jolly Jones H D A met with Betty Gunselman for their July session. In opening the program all recited the Creed. Mable McPherson reported on the Garden Tour. The president called attention to the Homemakers Camp to be held Aug 21-23 at Rock Springs. Mary Dolph gave a talk on Floor Coverings and passed samples. The hostess served refreshments. Mrs Hila Skinner of Glenwood Iowa is here looking after the sale of the Davis cottage. Her sister Eva Davis is a patient at Fairnest Home. While here Mrs Skinner is staying with Mrs Inzie Lacey. Mr and Mrs R C Chance spent several days last week in St Louis visiting their daughter Mrs Jack Hansen and family. They made the drive there with Mrs Chance's brother and wife Mr and Mrs T E Lewis of Healdton Okla. Mr and Mrs Rotla Peppard ar-
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