Long Beach Polio Shots in Six Schools Begin
Kindergarten and first grade pupils in six Long Beach public schools started polio vaccination today, with about 11 000 total expected to receive Salk shots as the program continues daily until January 20. Parochial schools in the area will be visited January 19. Booster shots are to be obtained later, usually from private doctors, with third shots not provided by the city.
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Jackie Borza
Jane Addams
53Rd St
Pine Ave
North
Long Beach
Joe Risinger
J. D. Litwacks
Litwark
Syeas
Classifieds and sections listed for newspaper pages
The notice lists where to find various columns and features in the edition including Beach Combing on page B-11, Bridge on page A-11, Classifieds on pages B-9 to B-13, Comics on B-3, Crossword B-4, Huditorial A-10, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, Radio and TV B-7, Shipping B-2, Sports A-12 and A-13, Theaters B-6, Titles Temperat Wilson A-11, Women B-4 and B-5, and Your World A-2.
Eisenhower Reappoints Shanley As Appointments Secretary
President Eisenhower named Bernard Shanley to his appointments secretary post, signaling a return to business as usual. Shanley had resigned last November after the president’s heart attack, with the role left vacant while fewer appointments were planned.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bernard Shanley
White House
Chicago Blast Kills Boy and Wrecks Building
An explosion believed caused by gas wrecked a Chicago apartment house near the Loop, killing Joseph Fernandez, eight, and injuring two women and a child. Firefighters fought the blaze for hours as Coast Guard boats patrolled offshore.
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Chicago
Inny
Coast Guard
Joseph Fernandez
Thel
Eisenhower asks Congress for soil bank to cut acreage
President Eisenhower urged Congress to back a nine point program aimed at using up farm surpluses. The soil bank would remove about 40 million acres from production, reducing crop area by over ten percent. The plan would offer government surpluses as compensation to farmers who idle land and cut output while expanding market prospects.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Hisenhower
Four Slain in Murder Suicide Case Near Springfield
In Fordland area four people were found dead from gunshot wounds. Earl Brake, 22, his wife Sylvis, 22, their daughter Janice, 2, and a woman identified as Mrs. Brake's mother, 50, were discovered with an automatic rifle near the scene. Deputy Sheriff George Spencer said Brake apparently killed the others before taking his own life.
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Springfield
Earl Brake
Here
Sylvis
Janice
I Brake
Sthel Kel- Her
Fordland
Brake
George Spencer
Blake
Earthquake Felt in Daly City and Colma Areas
An earthquake awakened dozens of residents in the Daly City and Colma areas at 2:00 a.m. today. There was no damage reported. The tremor was felt in San Francisco’s Ingleside district and in the suburban Westlake area.
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Daly City
Colma
San Francisco
Ingleside
Westlake
Gary janitor strike threatens 26 Gary schools closing
In Gary Indiana a janitors strike could close 26 schools and send 33,000 pupils home for an unscheduled holiday. Walkout planned after noon with talks reportedly possible. Parents claim no concern, while acting superintendent Swingley reports no inquiries about continuity of work.
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Gary
Ind
Building Service Employes Union
Clarence Swingley
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman in Woman's Section
In the Woman's Section Josephine Lowman discusses aging and beauty advising readers to monitor calories. The column presents practical tips on weight loss and self care aimed at helping readers feel healthier and more confident as they grow older.
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Josephine Lowman
Rescued Seaman Reports 18 Perished From Berga Sinking
Francisco Souze Vanderies, rescued from the Berga, told officials 18 crew members likely died when pirates separated the ship. The British cargo boat sank about 80 miles off San Luiz while carrying salt. radio was out of order. The survivor was picked up by the Brazilian steamer Cantueria and brought to Fortaleza.
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Rio
San Luiz
Discovery May Lead to Spare Parts for Humans
A U S A T Maine report on ES, a chemical aiding tissue acceptance in transplants, enabling living cells and tumors to be transplanted between mice with ES shots. Researchers at Roscoe Jackson Memorial Lab and the American Cancer Society note potential for human glands, kidneys, and skin, with cancer control implications.
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Alton L. Blakesauee
Proas Science Reporer
AR Harbor
Maine
Natute
Roscoe J. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
American Cancer Society
George D. Snell
Nathan Kaliss
Ayrion Mitchison
Andrew Kendutseh
Sally. Allen
Shiela Counce
Snell
Jackson
Jackson Laboratory
No Yanks Hirt Ruin in Extensive Mexico Quake Coverage
ACAPULCO Mexico Eleven tremors shook the city Sunday into Monday recording heavy damage and injuries. Mayor Efren Villalvazo said no US citizens were harmed as 35000 residents and thousands of tourists faced fear and evacuation. The strongest shock collapsed a four story apartment under construction near Hotel Papagayo and aftershocks continued into the afternoon.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Hayugies
Agein
Efren Villalvazo
U. S
Owas
Colonia Progreso
Papagayo
Mexico City
Aca
Paleo
Toluca
Chipancingo
Tguala
Taxco
Ninany
Arica
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny with Night Fog
Forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions with overnight fog and low clouds in the early morning. Temperatures expect minimal change, with light morning haze clearing to sun later in the day.
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Jonny E. Salk
Manitoui
Kenneth Nielsen
Dr. Salk
New York
Miami
Floyd Bennett Airport
Floyd Bennett
Hagerty
Ovida. Martin
Preay Farm Reporter
Gary,Ind
Atlantic
Virginia
Watcred
Massachusetts
Connecticut
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New England
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City Transit Authority
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