SIXTEEN MEPFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, April 29, 1955
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Six More Children
Who Received Salk
Vaccine Have Polio
Br UNITED PRESS
Six more youngsters who re
ceived inoculations of Salk anti
polio vaccine have come down
with Infantile paralysis. They
raised the total across the coun
try to 16. '
The new cases coincided with
a government plan to set up a
"polio intelligence network" to
check on all new polio out
breaks. Some state and city officials
Eagle Point
Eagle Point Profound sympa
thy is extended H. D. Tycer and
family of Eagle Point on the
passing, April 25, of his mother,
Mrs. Jennie B. Tycer, at the age
of 86, at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Bridges, in Mo
desto, Calif., after a long illness.
Born in Virginia, she came to
Oregon with her parents in the
year 1870 and they settled on a
ranch just west oi urownsviue,
where she lived until she mar-
Tied Columbus B. Tycer, who
preceded her in death in 1934.
She continued living at Browns
ville and reared her family of
three children. She moved to
California in 1943 where she
lived until her demise. Beside
her daughter, Mrs. Bridges, she
left. two sons, H. Dean Tycer,
Eagle Point, and Lester D. of
Walnut Creek, Calif.; three sis
ters, Mrs. August Stark of Al
bany, Ore., Mrs. C. C. Snyder of
Hillsboro, Ore., and Mrs. Fred
Rice of Buell, Ida.; also eight
halt sisters and brothers, nine
grandchildren, a number of
great grandchildren and great-
great - grandchildren. She was
laid to rest in the old hometown
cemetery April 23 with most of
the family in attendance.
Mrs. Dean Tycer of Eagle
Point is at Redmond. Ore., at
present with her mother, who is
critically ill.
Mrs. Lincoln Pence, Eagle
Point, is in Grants Pass caring
for a sister, who recently under
went surgery.
Sgt. Charles Ashpole called on
his Uncle Roy and family here
April 27, while on a 25-day fur
lough from Camp Gordon, Ga.
He is an instructor in the Army
Signal Corps there. He left Med
ford April 28 for Pocatello, Ida.,
where he will spend the remain
der of his furlough with his
mother, Mrs. Beatrice Ashpole,
who is living there now.
Mr.' and Mrs. Linn Hickman,
Eagle Point, recently construct
ed a rock garden on the front
lawn of their home, where for
merly there was a goldfish pond,
thereby enhancing the beauty of
the whole front yard.
There seems to be so much ill
cess in and around Eagle Point
at present it is difficult to find
items of a more cheerful nature.
It is hoped with the final advent
of spring that all will be well
and happy again.
Mrs. Roy Swan, Eagle Point,
returned home Wednesday,
April 27, from Los Angeles,
where she had been visiting rel
atives and friends for a week.
Miss Terry Pullig, a Baten
Rouge, La., teacher from the uni
versity there, returned with her
and is a house guest of the Swans
at present.
Dallas, Tex.. U.R) Texans
favor production curbs on this
year's burley tobacco crop two-to-one,
the Agriculture Depart
ment announced today. Out of
three votes cast, two were for,
one against.
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expressed concern over the situ
ation. Scheduled vaccinations of
school children were called off
in Utah and in Milwaukee,
Health Officer E. R. Krumbiegel
said he would not allow mass
inoculations until the vaccine
has been double tested.
The delay may hold up inocu
lation of Milwaukee youngsters
"all summer or longer," Krum
biegel said.
In Iowa's Jackson county,
mass inoculations were indefin
itely postponed just as they were
scheduled to start. Authorities
said their vaccine supply would
be kept under refrigeration
pending an investigation.
New Supply Shipped
, But other areas were going
ahead with their mass inocula
tion programs, reassured by
statements from health officials
that the Salk vaccine is safe and
effective.
California, where 11 of the
new cases have occurred, asked
for new supplies of the vaccine
to continue the program.
Vaccine .manufactured by the
Cutter Laboratories of Berke
ley, Calif., had been 'widely
used in the California vaccina
tions. But 15 children have come
down with the polio after receiv
ing Cutter vaccine shots and the
government has placed a tem
poraryNban on the laboratory's
product.
The National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis said it would
air express 243,000 doses of Salk
vaccine to California to replace
the withdrawn Cutter vaccine.
' In addition to the 11 Califor
nia cases, two cnnaren wno re
ceived inoculations have become
afflicted in Idaho and one each
in Illinois, Colorado and Geor
gia. One of the Idaho children
died.
New Cases Reported
The new cases included three
in Los Angeles, one in Riverside,
Calif., one in Oakland and one
in Columbus, Ga.
The Georgia case raised a new
problem, since the six-year-old
boy came down with polio after
being inoculated by vaccine pro
duced by Eli Lilly & Co., of In
dianapolis. Eli Lilly is one of the major
suppliers of vaccine for the mass
inoculation program. But the
Public Health Service said the
single case was not enough to
justify a ban against Eli Lilly
vaccine and the company said
"it is not surprising" that one of
the 2,700,000 children receiving
the vaccine in 13 Southern states
had become ill.
Meanwhile, a Salt Lake City
doctor said his three children
developed 105-degree tempera
tures, muscular soreness and
stiffness five days after receiv
ing inoculations of Cutter vac
cine. "There is no doubt in my
mind my children had a reaction
from the vaccine," the physician
said.
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met April 27 at the Estremado
home. There was a. small discus
sion on the local lamb fair which
is to be held July 21.
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consisting of Lois and Jim Biles
and Jean Estremado, was ap
pointed. Members took turns
naming points found on a good
steer, before going out to look
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