Polio funds reach county units amid rising costs
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports 6.40 million dollars given to county chapters this year, up 59 percent from last year as patient care costs rise despite fewer polio cases. Also notes shifts in education and public notices amid varied regional items.
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Oxford stabbing wounds American Rhodes scholar in lodging
An American Rhodes scholar was stabbed and seriously wounded in an Oxford lodging. Police detained a man for questioning as two war criminals were released from a wet prison amid reports of improvements in prisoner welfare. Czech accidents rise call for safety standards as workers are injured or killed in factories.
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Robs Market After Kidnap
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Chinese Wolves Don’t Whistle in Korea Mystery
Pie Charles P. Schommer of Milwaukee aged 19 was freed today in Korea after being questioned by a Chinese interpreter. He spoke of Marilyn Monroe and described the man as grinning when Marilyn Monroe was mentioned.
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Korea to Tighten Writers Screen Access
Seoul seeks to pass a bill requiring all foreign news agencies magazines and individual correspondents to register with the Office of Public Information. Government says postwar need to control foreign correspondents and publication agents under own law.
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Korean American Foundation grants aid to Seoul educators and nurses
Seoul sees $235000 in immediate grants from the Korean American Foundation to train educators and nurses. Nine more grants totaling $100000 support training for public school and college teachers.
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Senators Study Italian Budget
In Rome the Italian Senate studied new Premier Giuseppe Pella's financial plan for the 1953-54 fiscal year. The budget includes sharp spending cuts across defense and government programs aimed at balancing the books.
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