Health Officials Aim to Combat Heart Disease in Ohio
Daily News reports the Ohio Public Health Association adopts resolutions urging a state council on heart diseases and preventive work similar to the tuberculosis drive. Dr Haven Emerson and Dr John B Monger outline diagnostic clinics convalescent homes hospital care and home follow up.
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Emerson
Monger
Public Health Council
Harry F. Papp
Portsmouth
Anna B.B. Johnson
Springfield
W. W. Clark
Canton
D. F. Garland
Dayton
Ohio
Tax clash may push Dempsey tax ruling to courts
Ohio Manufacturers' Association and the Ohio Tax Commission edge toward litigation over the Dempsey corporation franchise tax law. Disputes focus on fair value methods and whether asset basis or federal income tax values apply, with concerns over questions used to probe corporations.
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Malcom Jennings
Manufacturers’ Association
Commission
Tax Commission
Jennings
Bold assertion of girlhood from FOANNA
FOANNA declares pride in being a girl and unashamed to embrace all that entails. The statement emphasizes bold self-identity and enjoyment of unfettered girlhood.
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Foanna
Warren Man Heads Ohio Fire Chiefs
Closing session of the Ohio Fire Chiefs Association annual convention elected Warren's B. K. Moser as president and appointed Finley Durea Wellston and Charles Helfrich Crestline as vice presidents. Joseph S. Peddy Lakewood and John C. More Martins Ferry named directors, with Phillip J. Harty Youngstown re elected secretary treasurer.
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Ohio Fire Chiefs Association
B. K. Moser
Warren
Finley Durea
Wellston
Charles Helfrich
Crestline
Joseph S. Peddy
Lakewood
John C. More
Martins Ferry
Phillip J. Harty
Youngstown
Chicago girl reveals Russia's red queen Kameneva
Chicago born Misa Frances Fineman describes six months in Moscow and her view of Anne Kameneva, sister of Trotsky and wife of Kamenev, as Russia's rising cultural power. She reports Kameneva controls cultural relations and seeks to influence inner Soviet policy while managing laboratories, schools, libraries, and propaganda.
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Canton Daily News
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Misa Frances Fineman
Chicago
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Red Queen
Anne Kameneva
Leon Trotsky
Kamenev
Moscow
Kameneva
Tchitcherin
Zinoviev
Trotsky
United States
American Mercury
Harvard Law Review
The
Wall Street Journal
Iron Age
Leningrad Visit Shapes View of Soviet Regime
The narrator describes staying in Moscow through winter to study theatre, then touring Kiev and other cities. She remains convinced the Soviet regime will not collapse.
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Moscow
Kiev
Donahey Granted First State Fisherman License
Columbus June 11 Gov Donahey holds the first fishing license issued under the Edwarda Myers law by D C Thompson head of the Fish and Game Division. The law took effect April 17 but enforcement starts June 15 with the bass season opening June 16. The license costs 1 dollar plus a 10 cent clerk fee. those under 18 and landowners with adjoining waters are exempt. Immediate family tenants and their families are exempt. Officials expect about 150000 licenses to be sold to fund lake and stream restoration hatcheries and improved fishing statewide.
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Ohio
Ohio National Guard to stage annual athletic meet in Columbus
Ohio National Guard plans an annual athletic derby with contests across branches. Adjutant General Henderson announced sanction from Major General Hough of the 37th Division. Captain William F. O Connor of St Vincent DePaul Church contributed a trophy cup, accepted by Henderson. Location of tests yet to be decided. A Duluth woman grows a peony garden with 140 varieties.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
B. W. Hough
William F. O'Connor
St. Vincent DePaul
Cincinnati
Henderson
Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Quick Stomach Distress Relief
Advert says WDare's Mentha Pepsin cures acute stomach distress in minutes with one tablespoonful. Claims gas, belching, and heartburn vanish fast and digestion improves, reducing headaches and dizziness. Promoted by Roth & Hug's and Roth & Hug's advertises the bottle guarantee.
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Dave
Roth & Hug’s
New Jersey
Wdare
Wheat crop to be small this year in U.S. harvest
Washington reports the United States faces its smallest wheat production since 1917 with about 661 million bushels, meeting only domestic needs and risking higher prices. Heat waves and pests such as Hessian fly and chinch bugs worsened the crop, while Europe and other regions produce well.
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United States
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Europe
India
Canada
Africa
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Famous Austrian surgeon restored by gland treatment
Dr. Lorenz, a renowned Austrian surgeon, reportedly subjected himself to glandular treatment and credits it with restoring health and vigor. The ad promotes Glandogen, a concentrated glandular tonic from healthy animals, offered by Roth & Hug's Drug Store with a strong endorsement to accept no substitutes.
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Science
Roth & Hug's
Ady
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