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Key West, Monroe County, Florida
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Ralph Sierra reports $38 in polio funds from a rain-affected baseball game and $118.32 from a carnival, including shares from VFW, firemen, and proprietor, for Monroe County's March of Dimes.
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Ralph Sierra, chairman of the Monroe County chapter, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, announced today that $38 in volunteer contributions were received at the Purate-Navy All-Star baseball game Sunday at the Navy Yard.
Sierra expressed gratification over the amount received since the adverse weather conditions reduced the attendance. Sierra also announced that he had received $118.32 from Monday's receipts of the Bistany Greater Shows Carnival.
Of this amount the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Volunteer Firemen each turned in $46.01, their total receipts for the day. Leo Bistany, proprietor of the carnival, turned in $26.30, five per cent of his receipts.
Sierra accepted the funds in behalf of Mrs. W. G. Harvey, county chairman of the March of Dimes Drive.
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Ralph Sierra announced $38 received from Purate-Navy All-Star baseball game despite poor weather, and $118.32 from Bistany Greater Shows Carnival, with contributions from Veterans of Foreign Wars ($46.01), Volunteer Firemen ($46.01), and carnival proprietor Leo Bistany ($26.30 as 5% of receipts). Funds accepted for March of Dimes Drive chaired by Mrs. W. G. Harvey.