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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1955

Page

6

Salk Vaccination Delayed in Maryland as Vaccine Shortage Persists

Baltimore June 24 state health officials announced the Salk polio vaccination program will not resume in Maryland until further developments. Dr Edward Davens and Baltimore Health Commissioner Dr Williams cited no vaccine on hand and a changing national picture. A two day national committee meeting on supply and distribution will open in Washington with Maryland represented.

Baltimore Maryland State Board of Health Edward Davens Health Department Bureau of Preventive Medicine Williams 4Ne Board Davens Baltimore City Health Department Maryland State Health Department Washington U. S. Public Health Service Leonard A. Scheele Atlanta Jonas Salk Thomas Francis Jr

Western Diplomats Confer In Belgrade

Western Big Three diplomats and Yugoslav representatives met in Belgrade for an ambassadorial level conference on the general international situation and mutual relations. Attendees included United States ambassador James W. Riddleberger, Britain’s Sir Frank Roberts, France’s Francois Coulet, acting Yugoslav foreign minister Srdjan Price, with Marshal Tito expected to meet after the talks.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Moscow United States Britain France Phe Tadache Onal Tyre Srdjan Price James W Riddle

Girl Who Escaped Is Caught By Police

In Rockville Maryland on June 24 a girl about 16 named Marion Janice Moseley, sentenced for strangling her 6 year old half sister, was found in Viers Mill Village. Police say she was in shock and may have fled from the Maryland Reformatory for Females at Jessup where she faced up to eight years. Authorities noted she had previously escaped during psychiatric examination and later returned to Spring Grove State Hospital. Her parents sold their home after temporary suspension stemming from reports of about 50 inoculated children with vaccine from a different firm than the Maryland supply.

Rockville Marion Janice Moseley Viers Mill Village James S. McAuliffe Moseley Maryland Reformatory Jessup Spring Grove State Hospital Maryland

Truman Backs Ike decision in talks with Big Powers

Former President Truman voiced full accord with President Eisenhower's plan to participate in talks with Britain France and Russia next month. He praised signs of closer Western and Russian disarmament cooperation and urged continued negotiations to reduce armaments and end secret wars and weapons. He warned that force raises the threat of total destruction and called for open international arms control and inspections.

San Francisco Harry S. Trueman Eosenhower Britain France Russia C. Nos Truman Stalin Washington Potsdam U. N Tatey

Countians Named To Posts In Mock State Assembly

ANNAPOLIS June 24 War ren Donohue of Baltimore and Courtney O Connell of Bilicott City were elected governors today of Bots State and Girls State. The 131 delegates chose Donohue over Longer baam of Silene Garind ane Wies Donnell. The teens cast ballots on voting machines at St John s College gym. The groups elected attorneys general and comptrollers, and the boys chose senators and delegates to a mock state legislature. Donohue, a student at Mount St Joseph s High School, later was chosen senior representative for Mars land at Boys Nation in Washington July 21 27. He had been elected mayor of Legion City earlier in the week.

Poorhaugh Norman Daxis Salisbury Bob Menzer Hyartstalle Key City Sroup Ford Main Longerbeam Inser Boys Nation Dave Landry Chevy Chase Roland Broseker Linthicum Stuart Hanlein Takoma Park Senate Dik White Bradway Pa Joe Miller Easton Tony Capital Baltimore Coral Jayson Lanham Lenny Lone Hughesville House of Delegates Wilber Ford Frederick Ken Bennet Baltimiste Steve Hoyer Snow Hill Mike Strpling Greenfelt Charles Stecker Pikesville Eddie Main Shelby Clendaniel Denton Gwls Pat Perkinson Catherine Mason Cheverly Miss Perkinson Ann Harrington University Park Miss Mason Olivia Seages Laurel Annapolis Warren Donohue Courtney O'Connell Bilicott City Bass State Chase Donohue Tom Longerbaam Silene Garind Ane Wies Donnell Carole Sanders St. John’s College Mnasium Donolwe Mount St. Joseph's High School Los Sunettur Marsland Washington Legion City

Marcellus Johnson Roanoke Noted as Defense Official’s Father

Marcellus Alexander Johnson father of former Secretary of Defense Louis A. Johnson died today in a Roanoke nursing home at age 89. Johnson was a prominent Roanoke figure and a former local official.

Varcellus Tounson Roanoke June Bow Marcellus Alexander Johnson Secretary of Defense Louis A. Johnson Johnson

Loyola College Faculty House Swept By Fire

In Baltimore on June 2 fire swept Loyola College’s 10 year old faculty house. Twelve firemen were overcome or hurt by smoke. four were hospitalized. At the Canton Standard Oil plant three people were injured when a separator tank caught fire. The Jesuit faculty, 15 priests and brothers, fled the building and all escaped safely.

Baltimore PRP Loyola College Canton Standard On Co Oil Company Lovela College The Society of Jesus Steph

Fire and marble stakes at club clash shock crowd

In North Baltimore a consecrated chest removal at Moor chapel triggered alarms as fire crews battled explosions. Brother Alvey and firefighters faced injuries, with Walter Wright and others treated at nearby hospitals. In Asbury Park New Jersey Raymond Jones, twelve, won the national marbles tournament securing Jamaica trip and TV appearance after a late seven game streak.

En Alvey Moor North Balenore Brother Alvey Walter Wright South Baltimore General Hospital Yaken No Morcy Hospital Donald Stevens Raymond Parr Howard Bollinger Asbury Park N J Raymond Jones Pittsburgh Crows Jamaica West Indies Jones Lutuit

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