Health Board Issues Seven New Grade A Milk Permits
May report details births 184 with 106 males and 98 females while 96 deaths occur. Diseases include measles 16, tuberculosis 4, rubella 3, chickenpox 1. Over April and May 1952 vaccines reach 174 city schoolchildren for smallpox and diphtheria tetanus immunizations. Sanitary and animal control cases total 188 complaints. Public Health clinic reports 53 venereal disease evaluations with 17 positive diagnoses.
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Board of Health
M. M. Rubin
Sullivan
Illinois
City Board of Health
City School Hygiene Department
Riggs
City Board of Health Clinic
Indiana State Board of Health
Robert Denzeman
Humane Society
Public Health Venereal Disease Clinic
Robert Grover
George Kelley
H. Vaux
State Board of Health
H. L. Vaux
Model Milk Co
Borden Milk Co
Gladys Cox
Centerpoint
Ind
Maley Cherem
Brazil
Fischer Bros
Marshall, al
Harry Hessler
Montezuma
Carl Spangler
Edwardsport
Bessie Waggoner
Bruceville
Wayne Dierdorf
R.R
Marilois Mead
Publisher's tax troubles eased in Indiana
Pekin Ind June 18 Publisher Victor Green known for reporting tax woes received relief from the Internal Revenue Service after a Indianapolis conference. Assistant Collector Wilbur O Plummer reevaluated his books cutting 500 dollars from a back tax of 5982 dollars and arranged payments of 400 dollars monthly instead of 1000. Green also reported readers across five weekly papers in Washington county loaned him 3100 dollars to ease the burden.
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Pekin
Ind
Victor Green
Internal Revenue Office
Indianapolis
Green
Wilbur O. Plummer
Plummer
Washington County
State Board of Health denies polio from immunizations
Indianapolis June 18 The State Board of Health said there is no evidence that infantile paralysis is caused by immunizations for other diseases. A bulletin urged parents to follow physicians advice on immunizations especially for babies under 6 months. The hazard of uncontrolled diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough is greater than polio. Polio remains rare among young babies and cases are 33 percent lower than last year.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Health
Deaths in the News AP report lists notable victims
Washington a Supreme Court clerk Charles Elmore Cropley 57 served 40 years since youth. Jackson Mississippi Myra Waller Ewin 99 former schoolteacher who taught both President and Mrs Truman. Easton Pennsylvania Justice Cox Cornelius 86 first Lafayette football 1884 draftsman for Williams-Wharton and Taylor-Wharton iron and steel companies.
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Washington
Charles Elmore Cropley
Supreme Court
Jackson
Myra Waller Ewin
Truman
Independence
Warren County
Easton
Cox Cornelius
Lafayette University
Williams- Wharton, Jr. Company
Philadelphia
Taylor-Wharton Iron and Steel Company
Cagles Mill Dam Dedicated in Owen County Flood Control Plan
The Cagles Mill project in Owen County advances the White River basin flood control plan. The earth-fill dam stands 148 feet high, 950 feet long, with a 630 foot base, and uses three slide gates to feed a 496 foot tunnel. The spillway cut doubles as fill material for the dam, creating a 1400 acre permanent pool and 37 mile shoreline with a 7 200 cfs discharge capacity.
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Cunot
Owen County
Flood Control Commission
White River Basin
US Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Ohio River
Tennessee Valley Authority
Miami Conservany District
Dayton
Mill Creek
Mill Creek Valley
Rockefeller Jr Gives 10 Million to Cloisters Fund
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donated ten million dollars to the Cloisters at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The gift aims to enrich the Cloisters for the preservation housing and presentation of its medieval collection. Rockefeller's support dates to 1927 and funded the current monastic building opened in 1938 along with much of its art treasures.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum
Rockefeller
Salvage Cars From River in Major Underwater Gamble
Blindness did not stop river salvage expert Cut ting and his partner from attempting to raise a sunken cargo worth over 250000. Hartford Insurance had earlier spent about 50000 without success on a Dodge sedan. The Strickland firm hoped to net 700 to 800 per car while declaring the payoff uncertain after prior attempts failed.
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Young Strickland
Cutting
Strickland
Hartford Insurance Co
Strickland Co
Thomas Strickland Jr
Arkansas man crushed to death on Illinois Pipeline line
Elwood Indiana June 18 Robert L. Morris 25 of Williford Arkansas died Tuesday after being crushed between a tractor and a truck on the Illinois Pipeline Co right of way ten miles northeast of Elwood.
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Elwood
Ind
Robert L. Morris
Williford
Ark
Illinois Pipeline Co
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Clay Ladd
Savings and Loan Association
N. E. Corner
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The
Associated Press
Cagles Mill
Rockefeller, JR
Hazel Bishop
Forrest Sherer Agency
Competent Insurance Service
Albert G. Carle
Charles G. Claypool Clover E. Denehie
John W. Dinkel
Patricia Duffer
Dorothy Reese
Haskell Schwartz
Anna Catherine Sheehan
Forrest Sherer
Harry E. Fitch
Alfred D. Griffy
Ray G. Ingram
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William E. Hamilton
Guy J. Kornblum
Louis F. Phipps
Mary Lou Sherer
Mabel Telley
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North 6Th Street
Marcelene Feltner
Lela Lackey
Kathleen McAuliffe
Crawford
Meas Cosmetics
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