March of Dimes Vaccination Efforts in Polio Fight
The speech recalls the 1955 polio vaccine rollout funded by March of Dimes. It notes seven million children received the first shot after safety and effectiveness were proclaimed and urges continued support for those born before vaccination and ongoing research for improved protection.
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Crockett
March of Dimes
Bees Deaths and Injury Rates Reported by Federation
A fragmented item notes a National Federation release on injury rates among high school players, citing 4.90 per 100,000 participants and a 0.77 percent rate in a 1954-55 context. It mentions related figures from games and practice with limited clarity.
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Federation
New Year Visiting Roundup Across Local Families
Mrs E C Meyer of Ellinger visits at the Oehl home while other guests include Joe Pekar of Manchaca George Tupa of Kenedy and Phil Bujnoch of Hallettsville with the Tupa and Okrul families. New Year guests at Jikus home include Charles Tupa and Jim Okrul and the Fajkus and Psencik households with additional visitors Willie Kolodajgak Josie Kovar and Herbert Fridreck families.
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E. C. Meyer of
Ellinger
Mrs
B. A. Oehl
Joe Pekar
Manchaca
George Tupa
Kenedy
Philip Bujnoch
Hallettsville
Anton V. Tupa
Jikus
An Charles’ Tupa
Jim Okrul
Joe Fajkus
Johnnie. Joe
Gene Fajkus
Psencik
Willie May Kolodajgak
Josie Kovar
Herbert Fridreck
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