Protection Lessons From Africa to Polio Shots
A rancher defends his herd against lions but neglects his rifle and bullets, allowing rust and loss, a parable for polio vaccination. The story links Salk vaccine progress funded by the March of Dimes to current gaps in shot uptake and urges individuals to get vaccinated this summer.
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Who Is The Winner Tf Hirida Von Nardoff Quiz Show Win
The winner of the record quiz show was Tf Hirida Von Nardoff with a prize of 220500. After tax collections she netted about 50000.48 dollars, a figure framed as a critique of large government and socialist policy.
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Hirida von Nardoff
Boys Nation 13th annual conclave reports civic idealism
The 13th annual Boys Nation conclave in Washington D C, sponsored by The American Legion, convened 17 year old senators from 47 Boys States and Panama Canal Zone. Delegates held party conventions, drafted platforms, elected a President and Vice President, toured the Capitol, wreathed the Unknowns, and received a Pentagon briefing. President Daniel M. Lund of Culvarity California praised public service as noble and urged elders to support these youths. The Legion promotes Boys State as nationwide civic exercises to curb juvenile delinquency.
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Washington
Daniel M. Lund
Culvarity
California
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VA Representative Sets Vernal Visit August 5 6
Veterans Administration contact representative will visit Vernal at the Employment Security office 780 West Main from 1 00 pm to 5 00 pm Tuesday August 5 and from 8 00 am to noon Wednesday August 6 assistance for veterans and dependents in applying for schooling GL loans old soldiers pensions life insurance widows pensions and medical benefits available.
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Russell NR. Neflan
Veterans Administration
Salt Lake City
Employment Security Office
West Main St. Vernal
The Crisis in Schools and Farm Safety Guides
A nationwide study funded by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund warns of a looming school crisis with 200000 teachers and 150000 classrooms needed as enrollments surge toward 1960s levels. It calls for continued leadership and funding, arguing against limiting educational opportunity and stressing higher quality education for all. Also included are safety notes on farm hazards and child dangers around livestock, water, electricity, and machinery with tips from farm equipment dealers.
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Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Rockefeller Report
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Second Cutting of Hay Boosts Winter Hog Feed
An Wisconsin University study notes second cutting hay yields tender forage ideal for brood sows and fall pigs. Ground legume hay, leafy and fresh smelling, improves rations. alfalfa meal at 15 percent boosts litter vigor. High quality forage reduces birth issues, while poor hay lowers pig health and growth.
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Americua
Afmas Maebandsy
University of Wisconsin
Universalty of
Wisconsin
The Old Timer on Married Men and Education
A quotation piece titled The Old Timer contrasts married men's knowledge with personal growth, noting knowledge ages like timber and sunshine in others. It asserts modern versus old fashioned education hinges on which end of the child is emphasized, reflecting changing times.
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