Women Lead In Dimes Funded Virus Research
The March of Dimes funded wave of women scientists advancing virus and epilepsy research. Isabel Morgan Mountain at Johns Hopkins helped prove vaccines protect animals, aiding polio vaccine development funded by the March of Dimes. Hattie Alexander, Katherine Sprunt, Dorothy Horstmann, Mary Celeste, Matilda Melnick and spouses conduct studies at Yale, Columbia, St. Louis University and Baylor. Their work targets birth defects arthritis and polio, expanding medical knowledge.
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Order of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
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New March of Dimes Funds
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Baylor University Medical School
Houston
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Mothers' Door Count Tops March of Dimes
The 1960 March of Dimes campaign seeks funds for research patient aid and training in birth defects arthritis and polio. Mothers marching collect data via a nationwide door count at about 30 million homes. Local offices urge donations through year start mailer appeals.
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Idaho personal income rises 4.1 percent in 1959
Idaho total personal income reached about 1.18 billion dollars in 1959, a 4.1 percent increase from 1958, with projections of 1.24 billion in 1960. Non farm employment rose, retail trade hit 550 million, and new car sales climbed 30 percent, per First Security Bank newsletter.
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Porters and Locals Visit Families This Weekend
Last week reports note Larry Porter and Rey Porter of Ogden visiting parental homes in Idaho Falls and Salt Lake area. Leola Ash and boys from Logan spent the weekend with Rufus Long’s family. Glen and Bert Bowman traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Kaylene Griffin of Preston stayed with Warl Bowcut and daughter Rosemary. Don Burbank spoke at a fifth ward meeting Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Ewin Griffeth and family from Salt Lake City visited Harry Knapp’s home. A new grandson was born to Rey Porter and wife in Ogden.
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