Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1952 — Page 10

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PAGE 10 . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .__ THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1052 | ‘ . Credit Men Name Music College Sets : : Grain Htch

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| . | Carey President Three student recitals have been | C. I Cafey, assistant treasurer ghoquled by Butler University's| J

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’ ht ¥ Hundreds Bitten IL. W. Schumak- a a it aay in the Jor! . + : : ler, assistant vice | ’ : { By Tiny Insect | president of .In- Bone students of Leone K.| important savings = By TED KNAP Jana Bell, Teles Rickman will be heard In recital| yd

at 8 p. m, tomorrow, also at 3411 N. Pennsylvania Bt, j| Marian Laut, instructor in piiano, will present her students inj {a program at 8 p. m. next Wednes{8t.

Hundreds of 4-H boys and’ yp .ties EB other Hooslers have been Infected gi. fad, eradit by grain itch, a disease seldom p,,nager of Vionseen in the U. 8. for 40 years. 'nogyt Hardware This was reported to the Amer-ic, (s first vice fcan Medical Association conven- pracident; J. C. i tion in Chicago today by anh Meare of Stoke- PO Indianapolis physician, Dr. Boyn-l1y . van Camp, To Meet Today ton H. Booth, 1112 W-~87th 8t. ‘js second vice Mr Carey GORDON, Neb., June 12 (UP) Grain itch is not fatal - or ipresident, and Thomas J. Farrell, Nebraska cattlemen meet today permanent, but it can be an awful president of Fartell-Argast Elec-/in the 634 annual convention of bother for several weeks. Dr. tric Co. Inc. is freasurer. the Nebraska Stock Growers As-| Booth sald victims usually get| Merritt Fields eontinues as sociation held at what leaders headaches, fever, weakness and executive manager of the Credit sald was “the most critical time” occasional vomiting. Men's Association. in the cattle industry's history. Spread at Fair eR RN a) Dr. Booth sald hundreds of; cases developed at the Indiana State Fair in 1850 and last year. This was confirmed by Dr. L. E. Burney, State Health Board com-

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I'he disease is caused by tiny insects which infect straw. i i a EAE To avoid new outhreaks, Dr. i i gl Burney told Fair officials to keep! straw out of the Fairgrounds. Carl Tyner, Fair Board secretary, today sald straw will be replaced] by hay, which does not harbor the vicious mites, “Several hundred 4-H boys and] Sothers who bedded down with cat-| sible at the Fair were bitten by the) Sostghigger-like straw insects.” Dr,| Burney sald. {

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Farm Workers Suffer Dr. Booth reported several hun ‘fired other cases developed among farm workers “during harvest season, He said some workers in| strawboard factories were bitten | In a Carthage, Ind., plant packing] straw for board, nearly all the 100, workers were infected, Dr. Burney| said. i Dozens of mites burrow their way Into the skin, causing severe

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