80 Percent Receive Second Shots in Polio Drive
About 20 percent fewer children are receiving the second Salk vaccine shot than the first. AP survey counts at least 3,627,036 youngsters with a second vaccination, while 1,754,354 had the first round. Reasons include distrust after a dangerous live-virus incident, timing, school holidays, and family moves.
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Washington
Associated Press
Leonard A. Scheele
National Foundation For
Idaho
Massachusetts
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Orangeville Social News Roundup From Glen E Bolender Page
Mrs. Lowell Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Will Allman hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wagner and others. Robert Messinger returned from Pennsylvania after attending his brother Aaron’s death, spent time with relatives, and visited Daniel Egan in Camp Hill. Several local trips and hunts are noted, with Card entries listing attendees and destinations across Freeport, Monroe, Lanse, and Richland. A closing odd fact mentions Tibetan custom of sticking out the tongue as a mark of respect.
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Lowell Barker
Will Allman
Robert Messinger
Watsontown
Aaron
Mesinger
Pennsylvania
Daniel Egan
Camp Hill
Roy Wagner
Emma Zeigler
C. B. Bridge
Virgil Dickinson
Stephenson County
Button Club
Roy Dryer
Freeport
Delbert Kloepping
Lanse
Mich
Orange
Ville
Virden
Manitoba
Canada
Frank Houser
Monroe
Maynard Schilling
Howard Sheppard
Donald Barker
Wins
Arthur Palmer
Muriel Stevens
Richland
Ind
James Chilton
Roy Barmore
Zella Barmore
Arthur Zillmer
Fort Pierce
Larilyn Barker
Earl Barron
Homer Walker
Kenneth Wallace
Rockford
Marian Martin Pattern 9114 for 14 to 22 inch dolls
The Times Pattern Dept in New York promotes Pattern 9114 by Marian Martin. It offers one main pattern part for jackets skirts hats bags pinafores jumpers blouses shirts pedal pushers and panties sized for dolls from 14 to 22 inches tall. The kit includes yardage guidance and a complete illustrated Sew Chart. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing.
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Marian Martin
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Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
Gasoline Injection Unit for Cars Ready
The American Bosche Arms Corp says it developed an automobile gasoline injection system that could increase horsepower improve acceleration and boost fuel economy. Bosch noted manufacturers have no immediate plans to adopt the system.
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Springfield
Mass
Bosche Arms Corp
Carouretor
Charles W. Perelle
Bosche
Ripon Man Resigns Post on GOP Group
Horace Bumby founder and president of the Republican Educational Association resigns his post on Monday. Bumby of Speed Queen Corp Ripon says he will remain active in supporting the group aims to promote greater knowledge of Republican ideals.
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Ripon
Wis
Horace Bumby
The
Republican Educational Association
Bumby
Speed Queen Corp
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily The Times classifieds showcase deals across categories with limited details. This summary notes bargains and notices available in the edition, highlighting value offers and service ads for readers seeking quick, practical options.
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Times
Gore’s Soviet travel bid blocked by visa delays
Leroy Gore former Wisconsin activist and ex foe of McCarthy describes failed efforts to visit Russia during a Midwest tour with Soviet farm delegation. He sought a visa July 28 faced diplomatic delays and unclear reasons from Moscow. Russians he met expressed sympathy and disappointment at his inability to travel.
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Milwaukee
Leroy Gore
Fisher
McCarthy
Russia
Sauk City
Joe McCarthy
United States
Gore
Wisconsin
Midwest
State Department
Sen
Wiley
Congress
Washington
Europe
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Moscow
Washington Portrait Returned from France
A watercolor miniature of George Washington by Archibald Robertson, created in late 1791 and early 1792, has been repatriated to the United States. The companion portrait of Martha Washington was also acquired by New York dealer John F. Fleming from Robertson descendants in France. Washington died in 1799 at Mount Vernon.
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Washington
France
New York
George Washington
United States
Archibald Robertson
Robertson
Martha
John F. Fleming
Ne York
Fleming
Christmas Gifts and Activities by Local Brownie Scout Troops
Brownie Troop 2 completed Christmas gift exchanges at a Friday meeting led by Mrs Eugene Weaver and Miss Colleen Seffrood who provided treats. Troop 22 met at Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church learning a folk dance with Rose Mary Forcade offering a treat. helpers included Susan Furniss Susan Reger and Mary Jo Wedesky, led by Mrs Glen Schreier and William Wedesky. Troop 14 planned Christmas party during a meeting at Mrs E B Lux’s home while making favors for veterans hospital and singing Girl Scouts Together. Troop 3 hosted Troops 8 and 8 for a Christmas tree trimming party at South School recreation room with girls making tree decorations. Mary Stocker led carols and refreshments with other leaders present.
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Brownie Scout Troop 2
Eugene Weaver
Colleen Seffrood
Troop 22
Brownie Scout Troop 22
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Rose Mary Forcade
Susan Furniss
Susan Reger
Mary Jo Wedessy
Glen Schreier
William Wedesky
Veterans Hospital
E. B. Lux
South School
Mary Stocker
Lindsay
Marjorie Marti
Mmes
Roger Voelkli
Merlin J. Meythaler
Richard H. Bahr
Jerome Howe
Tokyo's Popula Tops Eight Million In Census Report
Tokyo's population surpassed eight million, reaching 8,033,529 according to census data. The national total stood at 89,369,278, ranking fifth globally behind China India Russia and the United States. The figures reflect the October census.
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Tokyo
Government Statistics Bureau
Toda
China
India
Russia
United States
London
New York City
Junior 4-H Leaders Plan 1956 Program
The Green County 44H Junior Leaders outlined a six month 1956 program at a courthouse meeting of newly elected officers. Plans include a Christmas party at Green County Teachers College gym, monthly topics from January through June, and a June trip to Upham Woods with demonstrations and film showings. Officers listed: Byron Schmid president Lois Patterson vice president Patricia Paulson secretary Dorothy Wald reporter.
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Rogram
Green County
Green County Teachers College
Upham Woods
Byron Schmid
York
Lois Patterson
Adams
Patricia Paulson
Dorothy Wald
Hiawatha
Local group meeting notes with county agents and leaders
A meeting involved Robert Brunkow, Monroe Ag, an adult leader, Norman Everson as assistant county agent, and the group discussing organizational matters. Further context not provided.
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Robert Brunkow
Monroe Ag
Norman 0. Everson
Malenkov Promotion Described In New Listing
A Moscow radio broadcast Monday described Georgi Malenkov as first deputy chairman of the USSR Council of Ministers, a role equivalent to first deputy premier. It is unclear if this signals a return to power after his February removal as premier.
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London
Georgi Malenkov
Moscow
Ussr
Council of Ministers
Malenkov
Soviet Union
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