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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1955

Page

7

Polio Epidemic Watch Cites Weather and Vaccination Impact

NEA Washington correspondent outlines polio risk in 1954, detailing weekly case trends, regional patterns, and comparisons to 1952. Public Health Service cautions against assuming safety this year, noting cooler springs, July heat waves, and late vaccine funding. The piece highlights Massachusetts as a major hotspot and notes Eisenhower's vaccine law may arrive too late for this season.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Correspondent Washington United States U.S. Public Health Service U. S U.S Public Health Service Massachusetts New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Michigan Eisenhower

Millions To Enroll In American Colleges

The government estimated 39% million students will enroll in the nation’s schools and colleges this year, 1,658,500 more than last year. The Office of Education foresees over 51.5 million by 1964 and notes a 11th straight enrollment rise. Commissioner S. M. Brownell cites a 141,200 teach­er shortage and new classrooms expanding to meet demand, with some rooms absorbed by fire losses and overcrowding shifts. The birth rate remains high since World War II, fueling continued growth.

Washington Office of Education S. M. Brawnell Ward

Tragic Car Crash Claims Norman Prohinsky Life

Norman Prohinsky of Pittsburgh died in a car crash when his vehicle was struck after the Miller car skidded across the sod parkway. Early reports described the fatal incident and ensuing fire, with investigators reviewing the collision context.

Marcellus K. J. Miller Spencer W. Va Pittsburgh U. S Pine Orchard St Agnes Hospital Baltimore Randallstown Norman Prohinsky Miller Sod Parkway Prohinsky

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