Ohioans Face Asiatic Flu Check After Iowa Meeting
Ohio health officials plan blood testing after 81 residents attended a Grinnell College conference in Iowa amid Asiatic flu concerns. 23 showed mild illness. 12 samples sent for antibody testing. Three Ohio cases confirmed in Cleveland with recovery. one military case linked to Formosa.
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Epidemic in Philadelphia Predicted by Health Chief
Public Health Commissioner Norman R. Ingraham warned Philadelphia of a serious Asiatic flu outbreak predicted for late fall or early winter. He said the sickness would lay many up for weeks and that Philadelphia had been seeded by Boy Scouts attending the National Jamboree at Valley Forge.
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Flu cases linked to Boy Scout jamboree in Pennsylvania
Canton health officials report two Asiatic flu cases, a man and his son, traced to attendance at a Boy Scout jamboree in Pennsylvania. They were ill about a week, said health commissioner Fred S. Donaldson.
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Last Combat Unit Gets Orders To Leave Japan
Washington said the 9th Marine Regiment, about 7,000 strong, will depart Japan for Okinawa soon as the last ground combat force to leave. Affected forces in Japan include the 3rd Marine Air Wing, Navy, Air Force, and Army units totaling roughly 80,000. President Eisenhower told Prime Minister Kishi that all American ground troops would be withdrawn from Japan by year end and total forces substantially reduced.
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