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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
4
Illinois warns dog owners to vaccinate as rabies cases among canines stay low but not zero. The state, with about 700 000 dogs, reported three rabies cases so far this year, following trends from 1952 compulsory vaccination and a drop from 322 cases that year.
The division of livestock industry cites vaccination as the only sure method to curb rabies under a continued program. State law requires vaccination for dogs not confined to home and towns may set further restrictions. Rabies can strike any season, with summers increasing exposure. In 1958, dogs bit 20 663 people, including 145 mail carriers. children formed the largest group of bite victims.
In Illinois streams and small rivers the young smallmouth bass reproduce in about half the last nine spawning seasons. Biologists say soil conservation could boost breeding by reducing flood-related turbid water in May and June. Fry suffer when sudden temperature drops combine with swift current, though moderate changes and muddied water alone are less harmful.
Taipei faced a swift rebuff as its bid to rejoin the Olympic movement was rejected. Officials proposed renaming as the Republic of China Olympic Committee, but IOC Chancellor Otto Mayer indicated readmission would require dropping any reference to China.
The British unveil a 700 pound motor vehicle that folds into a nine foot box and, after being dropped from a plane, can be assembled for use within five minutes. This innovation promises rapid deployment in airborne operations.
In Belvidere Illinois a church pastor warns locals to check numbers before dialing. Rev Louis Weichbrodt of St Johns United Church of Christ says the church cannot relay laundry or dairy or billiards information and gives the parsonage number LI 43773, near other local business numbers.
Washington reports the United States faces a developing surplus in soybeans after a record 575 million bushels last year. Despite surging production since 1940 and strong export demand, markets show signs of oversupply as inventories grow beyond immediate needs.
The Foreign Agricultural Service says soybean sales are expected to rise this year and production may not grow as fast. The United States faces weak competition in exports with Communist China trailing. Asia could become a net importer as population grows and per capita consumption is low.
Mrs. Anna Leth of Summit New Jersey marked her ninth birthday from a historical vantage point by staging her debut painting show aged 92. The works span Sweden childhood scenes and Korean snapshots shared by her grandson.
Hazel Scott performs a varied program featuring songs in Chinese Yiddish French Spanish and English showcasing her versatile repertoire and vocal range.
An advertisement urges use of T-4 1 a keratolytic for athlete's foot to slough infected skin and reveal fresh skin. It claims instant drying and promises relief within days at Sobol Drugs with limited delay in service.
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