Expression of Hope for TB Stamps Support
Local TB associations urge Christmas stamp purchases as a public service to fund research health education and case finding. The message notes 61628 chest screenings last year and Pine Camp hospital activities while stressing beds for the sick and hope for a permanent cure.
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Tuberculosis Association
Pine Camp Hospital
TB Association
Remember Me Theme For 1957 March Of Dimes
Kingsbery W. Gay says January event will highlight patient care and rehabilitation for polio victims and vaccine education to immunize more people. Richmond Henrico Chapter funds aid for treatment and equipment, spending 38 830.20 in 1956 for 19 new cases and others. Chapter supports Salk vaccine program while urging doctors to administer the three shot series.
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Kingsbery W. Gay
Richmond-Henrico
National Foundation For
Richmond
Henrico
Frat Chat Teases May Virginia College Softball Tournament
Fraternities plan for the Virginia College Softball Tournament on May 3 and 4 1957 with an entry fee of 25 dollars. U Va Phi Kaps have won before and VPI fielded up to six teams in past years. Athletic chairmen should contact Mr Wolfe for details while fraternities set aside funds to cover the cost.
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Dick Hutcher
Virginia
Mr. Wolfe
Richmond News Leader
White House
Richard George
Richard
Clare
Phi
Roger Vaughan
Carolyn
Roger
Ron
Dan Loh
Madison College
Smith College
Holloway House
Joe Harman
Joe
Phi Alphan
Freddie Rabin
Norfolk
Freddie
SAE
Theta Chi
Charlie Hohl
Charlie
Brother Browning
Wayne
Beauty
Charlottesville
Keith
ABPI
al Cohen
Mel Seigal
Frank Wolfe
Lowell Rossman
Bob Trimble
Kenbridge
Weems
Westhampton
Hampton-Sydney
Kappa Sigs
Richmond
Bob Dill
Bob
Jim Beck
Carl Rosenthal
Phil London
Irv Beitch
Joe Hyman
Mel Horowitz
Stu Miller
Sig
Holowaly House
Jack
Cat
Wessels
Dub Robinson
Hard Work to College Dream Faces Mocking Smoke
A young man named R L Sigafoos seeks to fund college after crop failures. A tiny elderly mentor recounts a grueling but cheerful youth full of campus chores and study. The tale ends with the mentor asserting hard work and Philip Morris branding.
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R.L
R. L
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