Polio prevention urged as summer peaks in Ohio
The Infantile Paralysis Foundation warns the next three months will reveal epidemic risk in Ohio with 39 polio cases reported statewide by mid July versus 61 in the earlier year. Figures show August and September peaks. Summit County reports eight cases so far this year. Emphasis remains on vaccination, hygiene, and prompt medical consultation with local chapters for treatment and guidance.
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Summit County
Francis Strapp
The
Foundation
National Foundation For
Byrnes Scholarships and Third Party Talk Stir 1948 News
A report by the Atomic Energy Commission cites data mishaps during military supervision. Ex Secretary Jimmie Byrnes plans to fund fatherless boys through college with a $60,000 minimum memoir advance. California ex-attorney general Bob Kenny hosts a Fresno third party meeting amid Wallace split talks. President Truman pushes 400,000 displaced persons to U.S. shores, with House resistance from southern Democrats and mixed Senate doubts.
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Jimmie Byrnes
Donald Russell
University of South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Jimmié
Hoya
Jimmie
Supreme Court
Byrnes
Wallace
California
Bob Kenny
Fresno
Kennny
Henry Wallace
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Alphonse
Nct
Truman Arges
Trushan
United States
Truman
America
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
D. P
Congress
Joe Martin
Martin
President
Joe
Senate probes atomic secrets leak overdue
Capitol watchers question why the War Investigating Committee has not probed the atomic bomb secrets leak exposed recently. They warn that atomic energy security under the Army was lax and suggest Lilienthal's civilian commission might have pursued the matter more aggressively.
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Washington—Capitol
Congress
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
Brewster
Capitol Hill
David Lilienthal
Brewster Committee
Lilienthal
Frank ‘Wilson
Secret Service
Army
Michigan Senator and Senate floor clash over Dooley judge vote
The session saw heated exchanges on the confirmation of Joe B. Dooley as U S judge for Texas. Texas Senator Tom Connally lined up support while Pappy O Daniel opposed, and GOP Leader Bob Taft signaled possible switch votes during the debate.
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Michigan
Senate
Hest
Maretin
GOP
Bob Taft
Democrata
Joe B. Dooley
U. S
Texas
Tom Constally
Have A Heart Have A Heartrows?
Mississippi political intrigue arises as two lawmakers challenge John Rankin, with Judge Claude Clayton and Maj. Floyd Cunningham noted among supporters. Composer Jack Lawrence, author of Linda, backs a new labor-backed tune titled Have A Heart. The Bell Syndicate claims copyright dated 1847.
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Gader
Mississippi
Pete Ung
Missisippi
John Rankin
Claude Clayton
Rankin
Maj. Floyd
Cunstingham
Boonevillé
Jack Lawrence
Linda
Nake Magers
Tait
Hartley
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Publaenet
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Pubshed
Vatid Encept Bundage
Molidai Oahl
Abe Anes
Misia
Astee Leve Ptiee
Mita
Hewapaper
Joua
Cullen
Harvey Joncain
Ahoskie
N. G
International Kiwanis
Ahoskie, N. C
Kiwanis Club
Jones
Charles Townes
Townes
Harvey Jones
New Deal
Washington
MOF
Tia
Commission
Fan Varthar
Kemel Ataturk
Atomié Energy Commission
Joint Atomié Committee of Congress
France
Bulle Bucket
Carom
Cthe Daily
Brazil
Pata
Amherst Memorial
Everet Nylen
Jackson St
Amherst
Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio Public Service Company
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