Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1952 — Page 13

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\ WEDNESDAY; MAY 7, 1952 z THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . : PAGE 13 = Y g. 1952 - ; ® & o a k Jd | . ia Selmi + ofe °o fo, . . | _ |Marker Records Birth k di a, ii . r o { > & ‘U. S."Scientific Expert Blames Humidity for Polio Outbreak oie. iis" Turkey Radio Sales Rise DRY ; By JANE STAFFORD | The Indiana State Board of sidered relative humidity at at. branes would soon be parched. tive humidity reached 27 to 28| COHOES, N. Y.: (UP)—New py RicHARD D. ROBINSON big grin, “Last month, I heard : Seience Service Medieal Writer Health yesterday said it knew mosphere temperatures. |The secretions are concentrated per cent of saturation and the|(York State has erected a marke | ANKARA, Turkey, May 7/his voice—from Korea.” a ER WASHINGTON, May .7 —1t’s of no studies seeking to link | This treats man as though he through the increased evaporation outbreak, disappeared in the fallcommemorating the site of the (CDN)—War bears strange fruit! Turkey has a brigade * not the heat but the humidity that, polio outbreaks with humidity [were a cold-blooded animal and and this happens whether or not when the humidity fell below 27 frst power-knitting plant in| _radios and tractor drivers. (in Korea, made up of town and Ic © makes our infantile paralysis out- under way in this area. neglects the fast that he has Pajthe air is artificially warmed. per cent. | America. Turkish villagers are mying lage boys from all over the breaks come in the summer | It ‘reported that polio eases inost remariglle ane og ant Bin Frobably other Changes: In blood, ' Five peaks of high RunHay| The original buildin where radi f F oountry. : : . have already started their an- conditioning’ apparatus” in his|/supply and reactions of the cells, during the summer &incided with| g radio sets as never before. For| These radios may have a proThis new significance to the old nual w oath he nose and throat, Dr. Armstrong accompany weather changes. = |g ks of high be ¢ the then new industry was born years Turkish leaders have been found effect upon Turkey, Vil$299.95 saying about summer weather! A Waih weat er Fae in Lh g [Nose 8 There Se aide Ye. pea 3 of vgn vombers ofl 18 years ago, was razed in 1947 trying to raise the peasants’ men-|lages—traditionally isolated from . er a study reported by| reported, One oi Fountain, = This apparatus, except under the spread of polio, Dr. Armstrong|" In a ssmi-arid region of for a parking lot, But, the new fal sights beyond the immediate|the stream of world everts—are Notional Tnmuiss | [BOs two “cnses’ and 13 extreme utmospherlc conditions, believes. In Sumner, When the Denver, Coa Dr. Avmirong marker recalls the Wgtne Golden Porton, BUt ne peasant was not new exposed to word: adie wih 65 94 : > | others, Including Marion Coun- |Warms air as it is breathed in to nose and throat air conditioning/found the same relation. The industrial era of this “City of _ Sper: to ad] propag - " : Health to the National Academy ty, report one each. |a uniform temperature of about apparatus is quieter, the spread of humidity rose to two peaks, each Mills.” % en rad o egal Appeal veation and misinformation. , Of Sciences here, Last year in the same period 90 degrees Farenheit and adjustsipolio {s favored. ? followed by a peak in polio cases.! Inauguration of power knitting hid Ro radios had ever |p ondon, New York, Moscow, $365.89 "The fact that infantile paraly-| 16 cases had been reported. its relative humidity to about 90, Comparing times of polio out- mom mira | quickly turned Cohoes Into a!" what happened? oy lhe ork ary listened ; . os, or 122 omyslits, outbreaks|{s that previous attempts to find per cent of saturation. [breaks with relative humidity =o oo eon Disease .® . |major industrial center, and for | As one old farmer told me. mud di hy le people n the . ® eather has long been such a relation have usually con-| When cold dry air of winter is records for two regions gave fur- 35 years its mills manufacturediuwell, my boy Is in Korea. I like After Turkey's own statioms LAVINGS : recognized. Heretofore, however, — |breathed, the lining membranes of ther evidence for this. In 1950, the High blod pressure 1s generally one-third of all such goods pro-|to hear how he is getting along. the Voice of America seems the . ho one has been able to show a breaks and the humidity. The|the nose and mouth produce more polio outbreak in the Was ington, accounted the most chronic dis- d''»el! in the United States. So I went into town and bought most popular, though many farmOF $56 relation between the polio out./reason, Dr. Armstrong explained, secretions. Otherwise the mem- D. C., area began when®He rela- ease in the United States. | : y

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