Intestinal Germ Joins Asiatic Flu Warns Sabin In Milwaukee
Dr Albert Sabin, Cincinnati virologist, cites a new intestinal virus joining the Asiatic flu as a U S health threat. He cites Milwaukee cases near 10 000 with no deaths, describes echo type 6 and 9 symptoms fever sore throat vomiting and abdominal effects. He warns no vaccine exists and urges isolation and strict hygiene to curb spread and notes it can mimic measles or rarer polio.
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Cincinnati
Albert Sabin
United States
Sabin
Milwaukee
Blind Students To See Through Woman's Eyes
Mrs. Norma Kinney will lead a new program enrolling blind and partially sighted students in regular classrooms in Middletown. She will teach Braille, copy textbooks, prep materials, and run a resource room at Taft School, with support from Parents of the Blind and Peabody College training.
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Jody Terney
Norma Kinney
Kinney
Mrs. Kinney
Middletown
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
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Fort Smith Northland boom fuels growth and new projects
Fort Smith NWT, 450 miles north of Edmonton, reports a 10 million dollar construction boom. Population around 1500 with major projects including a 2.5 million dollar school and a two million dollar airport funded by the federal government. Pinecrest Hotel at 350000 expands lodging. a new federal government building is planned. Fort Fitzgerald plywood plant nearby.
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Fort Smith
Canada
Northland
Edmonton
Northwest Territories
Pinecrest
Fort Fitzgerald
Alberta
Hudson's Bay Co
Slave River
Canadian Pacific Airlines
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Photo Shop
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