Gamma globulin shows higher effectiveness against polio
A Chicago based team reports gamma globulin offers greater protection against polio than earlier field tests suggested. Reanalyzed with later lab tests, the study, aided by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, urges use after exposure among household contacts. Researchers Cornell, McAllister, Ludwig, Sather, Greene, and Wehle note inconclusive mass inoculation data but emphasize family group use during incubation.
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Robert M. McAllister
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Ernest H. Ludwig
Gladys E. Sather
Pittsburgh
Arthur E. Greene
Philadelphia
Paul D. Wehele
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No Competition Newport Rediscovering Growth at Redwood Library
The 207 year old Redwood Library in Newport Rhode Island reports a 20 percent rise in circulation of children s books compared with last year. The statement emphasizes steady operation in its original building and confirms no competition concerns affecting its mission.
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Too Much Problem Better Than Too Little in Agriculture Frontiers
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Earl L. Butz argues the main U S farm problem is abundance not scarcity. He says scientific advances will expand markets and push America's agricultural frontier beyond today’s limits through intensified research and global trade efforts.
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Mayor Keys Urges Union Made Goods Week
Mayor J Grant Keys proclaimed Union Label Week urging area customers to recognize and pay tribute to merchandise displaying the union label The label stands for protection of fair wages and working conditions and for consumer protection through high workmanship standards He called the label an American Institution and a mark of quality goods produced under American principles and practices.
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Bob Hope vows to take it easy after decades of nonstop work
Hollywood public figure Bob Hope says he will slow his pace after years of touring and multiple commitments across film, TV, radio, and benefits. He jokes about golf with Crosby, noting a lighter schedule now includes fewer radio shows and six TV programs per season, while still engaging in charity work.
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Club Meetings To Be Resumed For Fall Season
Rochester groups reopen after summer recess with meetings planned for September and October. Homemakers Club meets September 17 at Mrs Nellie Baker home. Civic Club gathers September 15 at Mrs Margaret Alecx. Center Society resumes October 7 at Mrs Olive Meloy. Farm Bureau to meet September 13 at Walter Williams home. Crafts to be taught in 2000 schools in India.
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Boosters Set Meeting Dates in Firelands
The Firelands Booster Club will meet at Firelands School on the third Monday of each month at 8 p.m. Harold Knelse serves as president. Pedestrian safety note included.
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