Pomona polio drive vaccinates 348 at Pomona Grade School
Type II polio vaccine was administered to 348 people at Pomona Grade School by county health department staff. Harmony Homes HDA volunteers assisted. Age breakdown ranged from 0 to over 40 with 114 in 10 to 21 group and 82 in 22 to 40. March of Dimes collection at the basketball game raised 22.97. Several local residents and events noted, including Navy training for Phillip Griffin and church parsonage planning.
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Mary Hudelson
Pomona
County Health Department
Herbert Wolf
Kenneth Stoffer
Harold Staadt
Fred Wood
John Lederer
Everett Burgess
Harmony Homes Hda
Joe Henning
Neal Baxter
N. V. Hudelson
E. J. Neeley
The
Methodist Church
Huderson
Phillip Griffin
Bert Griffin
Kansas City
San Diego
Calif
U. S. Navy
NFO to Hold Corn and Beans Off Cash Market Says Thorn
Charles Thorn, new president of the Douglas County National Farmers Organization, states the NFO aims to keep corn and beans off the cash market. Also notes visiting Iowa City guests from Wellsville area and a newborn son born January 15 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Details on Cole operating a home machine shop at 322 West Fourth Street offering welding and machinery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Charles Thorn
Douglas County
Timothy Charles
Robert Chase
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Rodney
Brenda
Stephen Rues
Eleanor Chase
Robert E. Chase Sr
Greeley
Frank Gelhaus
Nellie Rues
Rogers
Ark
L. D. Cole
West Fourth Street
Cole
Mid-Continent Grain Co
Man Dies After Christmas Celebration in Macon
Francis James Wingrley suffered a heart attack just before Christmas during a family reunion in Macon Georgia. The festive dinner was postponed and then held Sunday on his 49th birthday. He collapsed and died of a second heart attack immediately after the meal.
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Macon
Francis James Wrigley
Wrigley
Kennedy Scare Tactics Warned On Wheat Referendum
Walter Peirce of the Kansas Farm Bureau accuses the Kennedy administration of trying to scare farmers into yes votes for the 1964 wheat program. He criticizes statements about price drops and outlines bureau plans for supply control without excessive government interference, including a land retirement plan and revised price supports.
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Kennedy
Hutchinson
Kan
Walter Peirce
Kansas Farm Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Pierce
Farm State
Com- Bureau
Peirce
Farm Bureau
ASC
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