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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1957
Page
2
Hi Neighbor urges a town wide polio safety push asking March to begin three shot Salk vaccine coverage. It considers a community vaccination program with nominal costs or monthly payments to protect every citizen and maximize March of Dimes funds for patients affected by polio.
In the Washtenaw Circuit Court Chancery filed by Jacob Marion and others against defendants including Elsie F. Burnett, an order of clarification and qualification is issued. The document notes diligent search and inquiries and references a prescribed piece or parcel described in the case.
A fragment indicates a January court session in Washtenaw County involving the Estate of Hollis and an administration petition. Names such as Nigthammer and references to the court are noted, with circulation of a petition in Ponca and surrounding area.
An editorial clipped from the York Gazette argues that Salk polio vaccine development and distribution show profit motive amid public apathy. It highlights a 25 million dose surplus and costs to families, contrasting in the US with other nations where health precedes profit.
Larry Deede a Saline resident and former Pan-American Navigation School graduate rose from high school in Carrington North Dakota to U S Army service and World War II Air Transport Command duties in the Pacific He later opened a radio and electric shop at 7911 Michigan Ave with his father and served in Korea and the Ferry Division at Dover Air Force Base He is active in the American Legion and local community while his wife Mary and two children Deborah and Janet live behind the shop The article notes his planned flight to Europe and his navigation squadron duties in Bermuda where a motorbike accident fractured his leg.
The electric shop owner, his wife, and his two daughters present special gifts to the captain as he recovers from a fractured femur. The gesture emphasizes family support and community regard during convalescence.
Michigan State University will host a six week science education summer institute for fifty high school science and mathematics teachers. The NSF grant funds the program, running from June 22 to August 2, with chemistry physics and mathematics courses tied to the regular summer session.
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