Polio Cases Rise Across Nation As Peak Season Near
The U S Public Health Service reports 1016 new polio cases the week ended July 16 up from 684 the prior week and 716 the year-ago week. Through mid July 4985 cases this year versus 3601 last year with nine states over 100 new cases. Texas leads with 1019 cases. California 628. Oklahoma 345. Arkansas 328. New York rises from 16 to 72 cases in two weeks. Indiana Illinois Arkansas also show sharp increases. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says 81375 dollars in epidemic aid was sent to nine states.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Texas
California
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minnesota
New York
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
The
Public Health Service
Exas
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Ohio
Hawaii Riot Splits Waterfront Strike at Honolulu Gates
In Honolulu striking CIO longshoremen clashed with police and non union workers injuring 29. At Hawaii Stevedores Ltd dockfront gates violence erupted as 200 pickets armed with clubs and pipes surged, smashing windows and damaging vehicles before authorities halted the melee.
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Honolulu
Hawaii Stevedores, Ltd
Hawaii Stevedores
CIO
Inspection Tour Of Highways Made In Idaho
State and federal highway maintenance men conducted an inspection tour of federal aid highways in Idaho. Norman McCrea and C. C. Malvik led the visit focused on southern Idaho maintenance work.
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Boise
Idaho
Norman McCrea
C. C. Malvik
Federal Public Roads Bureau
CCC Purchases Minidoka Grain
In Minidoka county 21,931 bushels of grain were acquired by the Commodity Credit Corporation through the County Agricultural Conservation association. Nationally more than 159 million bushels of 1948 crop grain have been acquired by the CCC under price support loans and purchase agreements, including 129 million wheat, seven million barley, four million corn, 31 thousand rye, 17 million grain sorghums, and two million oats.
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Rupert
Minidoka County
Commodity’ Credit Corporation
County Agricultural Conservation Association
CCC
Rupert Grange Holds Session With Safety Films
Rupert Grange met at 8 p.m. Friday July 15 with J. R. Culley presiding. Films included Stop Look and Listen courtesy of Union Pacific Screwy Drivers and Screwy Jays by Shell Oil Co and a Alaska scenery film shown by Harry Nelson of Twin Falls. Refreshments were served by local hosts.
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Rupert
Rupert Grange
J. R. Culley
Union Pacific
Shell Oil Co
Harry Nelson
Twin Falls
Farmer's Insurance Group
Paul Rogers
J. R. Nicholson
W. B. Hall
Funeral services for Jesse W. Hays set Saturday
Idaho dies in Canada. Hays one of the state's largest dry land wheat growers. Service planned for Saturday at 2 p m in the Elks temple with the Rev Joseph I Gulick giving the invocation. Body to be taken to Spokane for brief services Monday. cremation to follow.
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Idaho Falls
Jesse W. Hays
Canada
Elks Temple
Joseph I. Gulick
Presbyterian Church
Spokane
Smith Mortuary
Franklin Farm Bureau Adopts New Non-Profit Structure
Preston Idaho. Franklin county Farm Bureau forms a non profit corporation replacing the original group. Albert C. Moser is president and Frank J. Gilbert first vice president. Directors include Earl H. Shumway Melvin Smith A S Keller Angus Condie with signatories Ben Johnson and John H Webb. Not present were Gaylord Larsen Benjamin Meek Karl Ballif.
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Preston
Franklin County
Farm Bureau
Ben Johnson
Idaho Farm Bureau
John H. Webb
Pocatello
Albert C. Moser
Dayton
Frank J. Gilbert
Fairview
Earl H. Shumway
Franklin
A. S. Kel
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