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Mild-mannered reporter for @PioneerPress. News junkie. Generalist. Midwesterner. I'm also @PiPressArchives.
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The ‘nightmare days’ of Minnesota’s 1946 polio epidemic

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By Nick Woltman Verified
| The Morning Call Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A viral outbreak is menacing Minnesota, flooding Twin Cities hospitals with patients. Swimming pools are nearly empty at the height of summer, and the State Fair has been called off. Large public gatherings are discouraged by health officials, and school districts are canceling classes. The year is 1946.
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The ‘nightmare days’ of Minnesota’s 1946 polio epidemic

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By Nick Woltman Verified
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A viral outbreak is menacing Minnesota, flooding Twin Cities hospitals with patients. Swimming pools are nearly empty at the height of summer, and the State Fair has been called off. Large public gatherings are discouraged by health officials, and school districts are canceling classes. The year is 1946.
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The ‘nightmare days’ of Minnesota’s 1946 polio epidemic

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By Nick Woltman Verified
| Sentinel and Enterprise Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A viral outbreak is menacing Minnesota, flooding Twin Cities hospitals with patients. Swimming pools are nearly empty at the height of summer, and the State Fair has been called off. Large public gatherings are discouraged by health officials, and school districts are canceling classes. The year is 1946.
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