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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1951

Page

11

Polio vaccine not near says Maricopa official

Don Willis, March of Dimes director for Maricopa County, says a protective polio vaccine is not around the corner. After a New York meeting, he notes polio research is promising but requires long steps from animal tests to human use and field deployment. Scientists are designing final solutions while progress remains uncertain.

Don Willis March of Dimes Maricopa County National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis New York City Foundation Willis

Pink felt circles cushion china plates in dining setup

Instructions describe using pinked felt circles of varying sizes as shock absorbers between china. dinner plates receive eight pads cut one inch smaller in diameter than the plates, while circles for salad plates and other dishes are cut accordingly.

Engineers to Discuss Union at Phoenix Meeting

All professional engineers in the area are invited to a meeting of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers at 8 p.m. today in the Phoenix Union High School Administration Building. Methods of merging 15 prominent engineering societies in the country into one unit will be discussed.

Arizona Society of Professional Engineers Phoenix Union High School North 11Th Avenue

Eastern Star Visit and Local Events in Mesa

Mesa notes report the Arizona grand matron Elsie Dungan and grand patron Paul Yates visiting for a banquet at Taylor's Inn with an evening meeting honoring Mrs. M. N. Harmon. Also announced are the Pepper Street Players production Kind Lady May 11-12, and local honors in Red Cross, Navy Mothers, and a Tri-State LDS convention at Mesa High.

Eastern Star Mesa Pepper Street Players Mary Elizabeth Lewis Jack Coggins Wanda Beck Lorin Burt Jack Matthews Porgy Roberts Patsy Coleman Alice Shumway Jane Hawkins Max Hawkins Ruth Burt William Lussier John Scott Francis Lewis

Jealous husband kills wife and rival in Grand Rapids

In Grand Rapids Michigan on April 16 Robert Leroy a 39 year old paper company president shot and killed his wife Wayne 38 and Art Westlund 50 after a dispute over infidelity. Leroy then killed himself. Robert Leroy Jr. phoned police and protected his siblings. Westlund and Wayne were staying at the Leroys swank home overlooking a lake after moving from Scarsdale last September. Westlund and Leroy had been drinking. Leroy’s note blamed infidelity with Westlund. Westland lived in Scarsdale with his wife and daughter and worked as Fisk Tire national sales manager.

Grand Rapids, Mich Robert W. Leroy Wayne Arthur Westlund Scarsdale N. Y Robert Leroy, Jr Leroys Grand Rapids Westland Leroy Arnold Pigorsh Westlund Art Westlund Paper Corporation of America Michigan Fisk Tires

Guggenheim Fellowships Awarded to UA Professors

Three University of Arizona faculty members receive Guggenheim fellowships with grants from 2400 to 3000 dollars. Recipients include Dr. Bertram S. Kraus anthropology, Dr. Joe Truesdell Marshall zoology, and Dr. Ruth Lee Kennedy Spanish from Smith College Northampton Massachusetts.

Tucson University of Arizona Bertram S. Kraus Joe Truesdell Marshall Ruth Lee Kennedy Smith College Northhampton Mass

British Oil Plant Barely Operates Amid Strike Turmoil

TEHRAN April 16 AP The Abadan refinery of Anglo Iranian Oil Company remained almost shut despite 3,200 workers returning to their posts and no picket activity. Reports from the oil center say agitators intimidate others from reporting, with Iranian army patrols guarding the world’s largest refinery, hub of the company’s operations. Korea’s population is about 30 million and area 85,246 square miles, slightly larger than Idaho.

Tehran Iran Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Abadan Southern Oil Center Korea Area Idaho

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Red Cross Drive Lucius C. Alston Navy Mothers Navy Mutual Improvement Association Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mesa High School Phoenix, Mesa, and Maricopa Valley National Bank West Main and Macdonald Streets Alfredo Ygnacio Martinez Irving School Lupe Mendoza Sharon Mulleneaux British Oil Plant Oonnar Booper's ADA Dusty Rose Kelly Furnitus Rowe Orpor Toshio Riy Ashian
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