Researchers say Windsor plan shows value of home and office care
Three Michigan health economists report that the Windsor Medical Services prepaid plan, offering home, office and hospital care on a fee basis, demonstrates a function for insurance covering home and office medical services and a stable care-seeking pattern when direct costs are removed. They note American plans rarely cover the full range of doctors' services.
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Cleveland—Ii
Michigan
Solomon J. Xelrod
University of Michigan
School of Public Health
Windsor
Ont
The
American Public Health Association
Cal
Bald Headed Women Leads Revealed by Wigmaker Ruth Donnelly
Santa Monica reports 43 year old wigmaker Mrs Ruth Mary Donnelly says she has three female clients for every man. She notes young men seek wigs for hair loss while women use partial crowns to cover thinning. Wigs cost around 200 to 250 dollars and hair is mainly European or American.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ruth Mary Donnelly
M. Ruth
Ruth
Germany
Europe
Heat in Summer May Raise Birth Defect Risk
OSU researchers Dr Hilda Knobloch and Benjamin Pasamanick report evidence that hotter summers correlate with more mental defectives born, likely linked to inadequate dietary intake during early pregnancy. They note winter births were more common and that the cerebral cortex develops in the third month after conception, suggesting summer malnutrition could affect fetal brain development.
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Cleveland
Ohio State University
American Public Health Association
APHA
Hilda Knobloch
Benjamin Pasamanick
Columbus State School
Grandma Does A Man's Job At Kansas City Union Station
At Kansas City Union Station, 35 women including grandmothers and veterans of 14 years work as mail handlers replacing wartime hires. They lift and move heavy bags across 68 cars daily, 24 hours a day, with 195 workers per shift in a rampantly tough, pay-equity driven labor pool.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Union Station
Faye Abbas
Kansas City Terminal Railway
New Haven Nominating Officers Proposed for Local Organization
Mrs. Ralph Fink, nominating committee chair, proposed officers: Mrs. O J Howard president, Mrs. Bill Howard secretary, Mrs. Janet Neels treasurer, and Mrs. Glen Smith secretary of children's work. Mrs. Thelma Wilcoxen of Charleston visited Okey Layne for his birthday. Stewart Roush of Parkersburg also visited. Mr. and Mrs. William McKnight of Hartford plan a 50th wedding anniversary with open house 2 to 5 pm at their home on Sunday November 17. Mrs. Calvin Oliver and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver were weekend guests with Billie Smith in Clarksville Ind.
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Ralph Fink
O. J. Howard
Bill Howard
Janet Neels
Glen Smith
Children's Work
Thelma Wilcoxen
Charleston
Okey Layne
Stewart Roush
Parkersburg
Layne
William McKnight
Hartford
Calvin Oliver
George Oliver
Billie Smith
Clarksville
Ind
Birthday celebration highlights in Wilkesville area
Noah Booth turned 85 with family and friends at home on November 3. Attendees included Draper Booth Hazel Duffy Emerson Duffy John Colswell Ralph White and visits to Columbus. Other notes mention visits by Laura Keck from Newark and a stork shower for Elmer Patrick. Garden Club planned a Christmas party on November 6. Local hospital patients include Mrs. William Garwin at Holzer Hospital Mrs. Bessie May at Grant Hospital and Junior Radeken at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Wilkesville
Noah Booth
Draper Booth
Hazel Duffy
Emerson Duffy
John Colswell
Ralph White
George Queen
Columbus
Laura Keck
Newark
Bessie Wells
Elmer Patrick
Ronald Wells
Dan Sayre
Emery Bishop
Raymond Long
Ivan Frazier
Alva Dee
Garden Club
Harold Cottrill
William Garwin
Holzer Hospital
Bessie May
Grant Hospital
Junior Radeken
Hocking Valley Hospital
Ohio School Districts Seek Full Funding Despite Shortfall
Ohio school districts request 344 714 664 for new buildings but state funds total only 10 million for the next two years from a 150 million capital improvements bond issue. W Dwight Darling told the State Board of Education the needs exceed available dollars, while the board approved various district actions and standards changes to take effect January 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Education
W. Dwight Darling
State Board of Education
Miami Trace
Fayette County
Washington Court House
Huntington
Ross County
Tokyo Coffee Shops Define Postwar Brew Culture
Tokyo hosts about 72 412 licensed coffee shops with 6 632 in Tokyo where jazz classical Latin art and live performances merge with strong American style coffee. Rooms are open and hosts vary while regulations curb underage access and locked spaces. A需 expert advises precise brewing and sequence to savor the potent cup.
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Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Kyoto
Albion
L’ambre
Arturo Toscanini
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Rossini
Siegfrid
Ichiro Sekiguchi
Social visits note from athletes and families in Ohio towns
Chase Mrs Ethel Williams, Mr and Mrs Pearl Brooks and children of Columbus with Mr and Mrs Dave Wingett and son and Mrs Betty Morgan of Athens were Sunday guests at Mrs Kate Wood's home. Grace Woodyard recently visited her son Glen Woodyard and family in Newark. Mr and Mrs Guy Morrison of Athens visited Grace Woodyard Sunday.
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Ethel Williams
Pearl H. Brooks
Columbus
Dave Wingett
Betty Morgan
Athens
Kate Wood
Grace Woodyard
Glen Woodyard
Newark
Guy Morrison
Living Furniture With Built In Massage Motors
Mr and Mrs Owen K Murphy started in a chicken house on their Adamsville farm in 1949. They now run five plants and expect to sell 25 million dollars worth of massage furniture this year.
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Owen K. Murphy
Adamsville
Pretty Frames Add To Little Girls' Charms
Mothers resist eyeglasses for daughters but want attractive frames. A firm offers pepper and salt harlequin style frames in pink beige or blue to suit hair and skin tones. The aim is to make glasses fun and help girls grow up feeling attractive.
New Style Toothpaste Dispenser Hits Drug Stores
An innovative plastic toothpaste bottle arrives in drug and toiletry counters. A slight squeeze releases the exact amount onto the brush while the shape remains stable on any surface, promising reduced waste and a decorative bath decor. The dentifrice boasts a new flowing formula for cleaning and refreshing the mouth.
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Pop
Junior
Puritans Value Beer Stores and Alden Joins Pilgrim Colony
The Puritans placed emphasis on beer in their provision stores as John Alden joined the Pilgrim party to serve as the colony's cooper.
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John Alden
Aluminum Abundant Global Nonferrous Metal
Aluminum is described as the most plentiful non ferrous metal in the world highlighting its widespread availability and value across industries.
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