Polio season seen passed by Bigwood
David E Bigwood announced the polio season is over for inoculations in the city. The department has resumed regular childhood immunizations in the child health program after suspending injections last summer to avoid complications. He noted a drop in reported polio cases since September 1954 and said the season is not likely to return, with most cases in ages five to ten and a minority in preschoolers and teens. Sixteen of the 1954 cases were in children who joined a polio vaccine field trial.
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Tree Benefit Sale December 19 in Syracuse
Thousands in Syracuse will buy paper ornaments on 6000 trees at Mecil Arthur Stadium on Sunday December 19 to raise funds for the Tree Lights the Way for Those Who Walk in Darkness campaign. Volunteers at The Lighthouse James St will assemble the ornaments and trees, priced at 2 and 1 depending on size, same as last year.
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