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The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1955 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-14-1955 The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1955 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1955" (1955). The Ledger & Times. 2355. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2355 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. C-. • s h......................-so..—...‘-..ilt 1""oloserouslootevotee. •- ....- ,I . .. %. • " ,) HEE . -... 1955 1, Selected As A Best All Round Kentucky Cotnmunity Newspraper :etary spectiee visit, were( yler added. 'I' Largest corn a by the Diane Largest •o to :ooperattan Circulation In The Circulation In farm iurel Commie City; lied by, the 1: Largest City; Larges Circulation In al will be Circulation I The. County The County day there man tots, IOU persons UL newborn infants United Press an's IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Saturday MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 • pon. -pitals. The aver- Ky., Afternoon, May 14, 1955 Vol. LXXVI—No. and irray Hospital is can and 6 newborn 'ter m- edition people• ainst the teat A rnt threugh mem- ary fleapitsl pre- re than 47 million 0 DIE ON KENTUCKY LAKE FRIDA Blue Cress. the prepayment plan Expect Rapid Clearance Of 'HIROSHIMA MAIDENS' EN ROUTE TO NEW YORK Uncle Of Norman Klapp Dies Termites rnin9 Polio Vaccine Very Soon As He Is Pulled To Boatside PAM AGI By MICHAEL J. O'NEILL of 4250,000 doses of Parke Davis The lives of two men were the fishing line was wrapped United Press Staff Correspondent vaccine late Friday after a team claimed yesterday afternoon by the around Mr. Carter's arm and the 1 WASHINGTON, May 14 le - of public health experts had spent waters of Kentucky Lake, with one hook caught in his shirt sleeve. Government officials predicted to- four days double-checking the De- man in the party of three saved. This accounts for the rapid re- LUMBER t got ti.c truth day reasonably rapid clearance for troit firm's supplies and manufac- covery of the 'body. Dead Lloyd et, because au much millions of embargoed Salk polio turing processes. are Carter, age 60. PANY and Jewell Klapp. age 65. Saved Mr. Klapp 'was an uncle of just how you look at shots now that one-million does Seventy-five per cent of the t.—Phone 262 was Mr. Carter's brother. Ed Car- Norman Klapp of Murray He was of Parke Davis vaccine have been total represents vaccine which ter. All the men were from a member of the Methodist Church released for immediate innocula- already has been used. But more :.• Clinton. and a former undertaker. He was ng for Instance. tion.s. than one-million doses were unused part owner in a drug store in vaccine which local health authori- According to Deputy Sheriff Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, U.S. Clinton He leaves his wife, two up at 3:30 ties have been holding Cohen Stubblefield, who went to in weather surgeon general, declared he now pending the daughters and one son. The funeral not health service's double-check. the scene of the drowning on irs .. .. at all certain. You expects the nation's whole will be held-'-on Sunday vacsi- Cypress Creek. the three men had at 3:00 ten or twelve miles in nation program to Ban Still- Effective p.m. Little detail obtained gh Her "get back on gone on a fishing trip. The lake could be r'• ems 'along gravel roads. the track" in a short ,Thjs means. Scheele said. that about Mr. Carter. however it is time was rough yesterday, however many lasses! .k along manetry ground "more than a million more chil- He is hcpette the 18-millio4 chil- were fishing. expected that his funeral will also your feet wet. The cold dren can now be vaccinated begin- be held on Sunday. dren in polio's greatest danger Apparently. he said, someone V.'S and the wawa dash ning immediately" His recommen- zone - five through nine years- stood up in the boat, causing it to III hoe gets fouled fn a ded ban on inoculations with He is survived by his wife, one can receive their two-shot protec- capsize. der the wataelltend you vaccine which still hasn't been daughter, three brothers and two tion before polio hitsaits peak in The boat was a twelve foot , leader. it, ;eel sinker. double-checked remains in force: sisters. most areas. aluminum boat which was very n fulls. Fiver ything looks however. Scheele announced the approval narrow As the boat capsized, it nd one good nee crep- The some one-million Parke Da- sank. Mr Stubblefield said The the world tikes on a vis doses were distributed to 14 small boat contained - the three All is forgiven. states and Alaska-chiefly in Cali- Every- men, their gear, and fornia, Wisconsin, and Connecticut 25 YOUNG JAPANESE wnen Cr. shown at Toted, Air Force Base, Calif., en -are f: .A Japan to two motors Sunday Will forgotten except the 15 Members Of Mount Sinai hospital. New York, for plastic surgery to remove or partially remose terrible scars on it rpm. struggling at the Most states indicated they will go ahead inoculations front the atomic bombing of Hlroaltima on Aug. 6, 1945. amps...0 (laternattonalSoisildpi.40) The men yelled and boats in LW line, with with this _ vaccine immediately. the area came to their aid Before Be Soil NESsiELRODT MSC the boats got to the scene Mr. Staff To In California. second shots for Klapp was into ewe tiers On we said It ill depends first and second graders will be 30 In State Get pulled a boat and collapsed pa.r bow you look at it. given in San Diego today and in This Week's Balance Sheet Polio But None Got Stewardship Canter's her:tither was alee caar, • .1 Be Honored Les Angeles and several other cit- rescued unharmed 'lore:lets- °TAR- ies Monday. Connecticut and Wis- Salk Vaccine A.d Mee and Olikley MR address the consin will start Monday In The Hot And Cold Wars According to Coroner Max H Sunday. May 15. is Soil Steward- Vaunting The Murray State College Alumni Churchill an inquest ear with oiet- dans next Mon- Illinois officials said release of LOUISVILLE .lfs - Dr U Pentti was held and ship in America. Stxl Steward- Association will honor 15 members ic,,.. a pede ight the vaccine means first-round shots Kokko, director of local health it was found that Mr Carter died ship Sunday had its formal beg- of the Murray State faculty at from drowning died in that state can be completed. By CHARLES M McCAPFN will be -an able and reliable part- services for the Department of and Mr Klapp inning,. in 1946. This day la set the annual Alumni banquet, May from heart attack ceund Directly in - Vermont Wants Facts United Press Staff Correspondent ner" in the community of free Health, said today there have been a aside e-ach year as an opportunity I SeSuters will meet in 28 at 630 pm. In the Carr H,ealth Mr Klapp had suffered a heart at tar Level: No At least one state however, The weeks gcod and bed news nations. 30 cases of patio reported in the for reminding people everywhere Mondry night at 7:00 building. attack about three months ago Ear Batton. announced it is not ready to X9 on the internauonal balance diget 3. V. K. Krishna Menon, India's state througb May 11 The total of rryane duty to be a good • Each of the 15 faculty members He wore a life preserver yesterday, au to Wear Any ahead yet Vermont's public health top-ranking diplomatist. arrived Is the same as reported last year Stegesnli of the 'and_ have served the school with 25 The Geed apparently feeling that if something es en • bathing commissioner said his program En Peiping to debase the Formosa for the same period. In 1930 the enited States Gov- years or more of service The I The United States. Britain happened he would be safe The pgarehtted the • attitude of win not resume until he gets "all iseue wroth Chinese Premier Chou erment sent one of it's leading Ness of 1930 will hold its 25th and France invated Soviet Maeda Kokkei said *boat 125.000 dices fatal attack came as he was being the facts" on why the Parke Davis En-kri. ChOU Invited Menon to scientist, Dr Loudermilk. to the ly to Work Nie- x year old when he inquired reunion at the banquet released. to take part in a meeting of the of the'P'Salk anti - polio vaccine helped into the boat to r..r irr- Rawer- -people ware .011 stocks were visit him after announcing, at the East to learn, if possible, why The ftfieen Meeks, -Intelnielfa-- Few (high of state Partici'. have been given to Kentucky school After the body of Mr Klapp 'a Maie-fEllient -paths- Inrperts- _ua Indo- the vest population and flourish- ,port.. Day. We told hire thut Dr Walter Blackburn. head of *00-.Ainicai conference in into the South and West to check nta would be President Eisen- children Msee tee veocassations be- was brought to the shore, boats , Information didn't weer any. He mai the .physical sciences i nes*.
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