Dr. Jonas E. Salk and his family, April 1955
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Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1955
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Dr. Salk and Family: Dr. Jonas E. Salk, perfecter of the polio vaccine that bears his name, was in Ann Arbor today with his family for the report on the vaccine's effectiveness. Eleven-year-old Peter (left), and eight-year-old Darrell (right), were born in the University's old Maternity Hospital, headquarters of the Polio Evaluation Center. Seated at left is Jonathan, 5. Mrs. Salk (in doorway) is the former Donna Lindsay.
Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1955
Caption
Dr. Salk and Family: Dr. Jonas E. Salk, perfecter of the polio vaccine that bears his name, was in Ann Arbor today with his family for the report on the vaccine's effectiveness. Eleven-year-old Peter (left), and eight-year-old Darrell (right), were born in the University's old Maternity Hospital, headquarters of the Polio Evaluation Center. Seated at left is Jonathan, 5. Mrs. Salk (in doorway) is the former Donna Lindsay.
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1955
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April
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