Polio May Strike Atlantic Seaboard States This Summer
AP reports medical director Dr Hart E Van Riper of New York suggests infantile paralysis could surge along the Atlantic seaboard from South Carolina to Maine this summer. He notes cycles of four to six years and warns outcomes are uncertain, urging vigilance and sanitation to guard against outbreaks. A North Carolina report cites 408 cases in 1948 to date, with historic peaks in 1944.
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Chicago
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Atlantic Seaboard
Hygeia
Health Magazine
The
American Medical Association
Hart E. van Riper
New York
South Carolina
Maine
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
van Riper
Bank Liquidity Statement from July 1948 Ledger
Bank deposits total 10,427,566.40 with liabilities including government and subdivisions. Capital accounts show 1,205,000.00 secured deposits and pledged assets totaling 1,105,000.00, with notary verification dated July 7, 1948.
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United Aaew
United States
U.S
Doctor Quits In Protesting Race Hatred In Palmer Tenn
Dr. Oscar H. Clements 38, longtime Palmer physician, closed his clinic to protest racial discrimination denying Black workers access to his new home. About 3000 miners and families lack medical protection as officials report. He moved his family from Palmer and stored equipment in Chattanooga.
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Palmer, Tenn
East Tennessee
Oscar H. Clements
Palmer
Chattanooga
Son of Mrs Porter Placed Third in Army Tests
Pvt. Don L. Porter at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas ranked third in his flight group of 60 on the Army General Classification Tests making him eligible for West Point Aviation Cadet or Officers' Candidate School. He left Middletown for the Air Corps in June and has trained at San Antonio with plans to attend Technical School in Denver Colorado soon.
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Ruby Porter
Oxford St
Don L. Porter
Lackland Airforce Base
San Antonio
Texas
Pvt. Porter
West Point
Pvt
Porter
Middletown
Air Corps
Denver
Colorado
University of Chicago Chancellor Divorced by Wife
Mrs. Maude Phelps Hutchins won an uncontested divorce from Robert Maynard Hutchins Chancellor of the University of Chicago on grounds of desertion. Judge George Fisher awarded alimony of 1250 dollars a month after 26 years of marriage.
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Chicago
Maude Phelps Hutchins
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
George Fisher
Superior Court
Hutchins
Scientist Balke Dies After Heart Attack at 68
Dr. Clarence William Balke, 68, metallurgist who developed tantalum used in World War II, died yesterday from heart disease. He was a native of Auburn, Ohio, and passed away after an attack on June 1 in Highland Park, Illinois.
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Highland Park, Ill
Clarence William Balke
Auburn
Ohio
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Menoranda
Trust Department
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