Polio Theory From Retired Doctor Links Wounds to Disease
Washington’s Dr James G Cumming, retired head of DC health, argues polio requires a wound to invade the nervous system. He notes summer play increases injury risk and suggests tonsillectomies or other surgery during polio season may raise vulnerability. He compares polio to rabies in transmission and urges caution with nerve-damaging procedures.
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Quads Born To Finns Four Premature Babies Delivered
In Helsinki a 27 year old mother Olivia Ritola from Kristinestad gave birth to quadruplets, two boys and two girls, all ten are strong and healthy though premature. Doctors say there is a good chance they will all survive.
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Moscow presses for wide advertising in Soviet economy
Radio Moscow urged large scale advertising to steer Russian buyers pointing to cooperative boosts and new goods. The broadcast, monitored by American officials, said Soviet advertising should be used on a broad scale to create demand and educate tastes.
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Evacuation Plans Formed for Americans in Yugoslavia
Belgrade August 16 Plans are ready to evacuate most of about 200 Americans in Yugoslavia if Moscow orders the Korea treaty for Marshal Tito A reliable source said there is no immediate threat of invasion by Stalinist neighbors The plan envisions rapid air and rail removal to the West Rome West Virginia August 18 Robert H Pritchard former president of the National Editorial association and editor of the Weston Democrat is dead at 35 after a World War I service in Europe He and Andrew Edmiston bought the paper in 1921
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Heat and Humidity Keep Regions in 90s Across the Country
The weather bureau forecasts extends heat and humidity across much of the nation. Long range outlook calls for warmer than normal temperatures for the next 20 days with above average heat from the central states to parts of the east. Some cooler pockets near normal in the South Atlantic states. Snow depth measured 3 to 6 inches in higher elevations of eastern British Columbia and northwestern Alberta.
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