Polio vaccine shifts age impact from children to infants and teens
A historical note outlines how polio cases shifted after vaccination. In 1952 children five to nine made up 24 percent of paralytic cases, while by 1956 that dropped to 16 percent. Infants and toddlers under five rose to 39 percent, and ages 15 to 40 stayed around one third. The piece urges prioritizing all under 40 for vaccination to protect wage earners and families.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Polio Picture Changes With Salk Vaccine
With the introduction of the Salk vaccine the polio picture in the country shifts from crisis mode to containment as immunization programs expand and disease reports decline nationwide.
Local gatherings highlight Baker and Hatch families visits
Oxford and Alice Marley of Pocatello visited William Baker with Bertha Albrecht and Robert. Clifton resident Maxine Choules saw Baker. Dozens of relatives and 4-H groups gathered from Ogden Logan Preston Soda Springs Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City for weddings hospital news and birthday celebrations.
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Bertha Albrecht
Robert
Alice, Marley
Pocatello
William Baker
Maxine Choules
Clifton
Henry” Hatch
Vivian
Duane
Claire
Glenda Kendall
Merl ‘Kendall
Owen
Kendall
Aberdeen
Thompson Hatch
Henry Hatch
Ralph Bailey
Dayton
Cleon Marley
Ogden
Orin Hatch
Warren and
Allen
Ogen
Keith Hatch
Preston
Harriet Hatch
Downey Hospital
Alma Hatch
Logan
Jerold Hatch
Soda Springs
Walter Hatch
Earl Hatch
The Preston Citizen Item No. 8 Headlines
The Preston Citizen reports a local item designated as No. 8 from the issue. Details read as legible fragments reflecting community matters and brief notices for readers.
Family and community notices from Franklin County region
Sadie Nelson and sisters Hattie Collier and Annie Buxton visited Potatello for a family gathering in the late John Maughan circle. Collier headed for Idaho Falls. 150 Franklin County DUP attended Battle Creek monument dedication and stakehouse convention. Boyd Fisher visits Ogden. Olson brothers in Weston. Roy Christensen and Boyd Campbell work on village water works. Bill Griffin stays with Briggs in Ontario Oregon.
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Sadie‘ Nelson
Hattie Collier
Washington
Annie Buxton
Cornish
John Maughan
Potatello
Arnold Hyde
Fairview
Collier
Nelson
Elsie
Franklin County
DUP
Battle Creek
Emmaline, McKay
Ethel Bastian
Mary Tingey
Nora Olsen
Franklin ‘Stakehouse
Little Boyd’ Fisher
Ogden
Charles, Briggs
Ernest Olson
Lee Olson
Hayward
Calif
Weston
Loretta Olson
Jesse Griffeth
Roy Christensen
Boyd Campbell
Bill Griffin
Ontario
Ore
Larry Briggs
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Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Idaho
Don E. Smith
Marie Lindhardt
Mechanic
Leland Chatterton Dale Waddoops
William Coburn
County
Franklin
Y Press Association
Oxford
Norman Olson
Salt Lake City
Eldon Fisher
Idaho Falls
A. L. Fisher
Brenda
Rex Waldron
Bountiful
Colleen Coburn
Salt Lake
Fred Coburn
Carl Coburn
Ronnie Keller
Mink Creek
Lavern Kendall
Janet
Cathy Coburn
Preston Citizen
Deb
Texaco
Preston Area
Preston Security Bac
First Security Bank, of
Idaho, N.A
Mamber Federal Deposit Lefurence Corporation
Tion
Youngstown
South State
Presion
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