San Diego County Lifts Infantile Paralysis Ban
The San Diego County Health Department lifted a contracted infantile paralysis order today as 86 children returned home.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1947
Page
12
The San Diego County Health Department lifted a contracted infantile paralysis order today as 86 children returned home.
A Hague source says the Netherlands may resume large scale action in Indonesia if the UN Security Council fails to order a ceasefire. Both sides report ceasefire violations as talks stall. Indonesian Antara reports Jakarta obtained documents alleging Dutch action planned May 28.
In Salt Lake City Mrs Norman-Waagen aged 22 and her 14 month old daughter Barbara Lynn were killed when a small table model radio was pulled into the bath tub during their bath. Dr Clarence J Openshaw said the mother was electrocuted instantly and the infant likely died from drowning and electrocution.
Rome reports the United States embassy announced negotiations would begin early next month for a treaty of friendship commerce and navigation. A spokesman said it would be a statement of principles, not a commercial accord, and follows last week's announcement of Italy debt cancellation totaling 1,100,000,000 lire.
A guest at Edwin W. Pauley's Coconut Island resort suffered finger injuries while operating a power lawnmower for exercise. The incident prompted hospital evaluation as authorities review the event at the multimillion-dollar property owned by Pauley, a former Democratic party leader.
Thousands of delegates to the 59th international convention of the Loyal Order of Moose were homeward bound as the gathering ended with installation of officers and memorial services for departed members. Roy Yoko of Parkersburg West Virginia assumed duties as supreme governor, succeeding L. W. Ryan of Bedford Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia report notes Louis W. Lewis a 54 year old riveter fell 25 feet from scaffolding and sustained only a fractured tooth. He found his eyeglasses in his hip pocket undamaged after the incident.
Democratic Senator O Mahoney and Republican Senator Young say the year old Congressional lobbying law is futile and should be enforced or repealed. They note many lobbyists operate without registration despite reports filed with Congress, and no committee has been assigned to examine expenditures aimed at influencing legislation.
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