Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 7, 1959
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'Cool' Entertainment: An outdoor variety show (top) was held in front of Hill Auditorium yesterday, despite the cold. It was part of the National Foundation's 1959 March of Dimes kickoff in Ann Arbor. The Men's Glee Club is on the auditorium platform left of the stage. A number of nationally-known figures took part.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 20, 1958
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Plan Polio Drive: Mrs. William Wood (left), county chairman for the annual "March of Dimes" polio drive, and Mrs. William B. Stegath (right), Ann Arbor city chairman for the drive, inspect a poster which will be used to advertise the campaign to fight the dread disease. The annual drive, which has been enlarged this year to include not only funds for relief of polio victims but also to fight arthritis, virus disease, birth diseases and diseases of the central nervous system, will be held from Jan. 2 through Jan. 31.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 10, 1958
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March of Dimes Winners: Four bowlers, two from Livingston and two from Washtenaw, won prizes in the finals of the March of Dimes bowling tournament rolled off at the Temple alleys in Ypsilanti yesterday. From left to right, the prize winners are James Murray of Brighton and Shirley Kaiser of Pinckney, both from Livingston county and Charles A. Smith of Gregory and Barbara C. Chapman of Ypsilanti representing Washtenaw. Mrs. Carl Johnson (right) of the March of Dimes committee is making the presentations. The four winners qualified for the National March of Dimes tourney.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 23, 1958
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Mercy Flight: Ground crew members are shown at Willow Run Airport as they prepared to transfer Mrs. Florence Claghorn, 58, of Quincy, Ill., (in iron lung) from a Military Air Transport Service plane to an ambulance and University Hospital yesterday.