Ypsilanti Girl, Stricken Year Ago With Polio, Makes Practically Full Recovery
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11
Month
January
Year
1952
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Carolyn Exelby Beats Polio With Help From University Hospital, January 1952
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1952
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Ann Arbor News, January 11, 1952
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The wheelchair and crutches are a thing of the past for Carolyn Exelby, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Exelby of 212 Oakwood Ave., Ypsilanti. Carolyn was stricken with the county's first polio case of 1951 one year ago today. She is shown dressed in the uniform of the Ypsilanti Girls Drum and Bugle Corps. Admiring the uniform is Miss Virginia Wilson, University Hospital physical therapist.
Ann Arbor News, January 11, 1952
Caption:
The wheelchair and crutches are a thing of the past for Carolyn Exelby, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Exelby of 212 Oakwood Ave., Ypsilanti. Carolyn was stricken with the county's first polio case of 1951 one year ago today. She is shown dressed in the uniform of the Ypsilanti Girls Drum and Bugle Corps. Admiring the uniform is Miss Virginia Wilson, University Hospital physical therapist.
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