Health Director Urges Polio Preparedness in Cincinnati
Health officials note no polio cases in Cincinnati through June 30 while national totals rise by 575 from 1947. In Ohio, 26 cases were reported January 1 to June 21, 1948, up from 18 in the prior year. The Polio Preparedness Committee, chaired by Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach, urges summer vigilance and doctor contact if fever with symptoms such as headache or nausea appears.
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Cincinnati
Carl A. Wilzbach
Ohio
Hamilton County
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Wilzbach
Polio Foundation urges precautions for children in Cincinnati
The Hamilton County Chapter reports 1947–48 expenditures totaling 61000 for hospital care medical labor and nursing facilities and equipment. Dr Wilzbach lists polio prevention tips including cleanliness avoiding crowds fatigue chilling polluted waters and consulting family doctors on tonsil adenoid or mouth surgery. assistance with treatment costs is available if needed.
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Cincinnati and Vicinity
Martin J. Hogan
Hamilton County
National Foundation For
Local 757 Notes Turn of Staff and Family Milestones
Formica notes Jessie Storch was called to Kentucky after her grandfather’s death. Catherine Schroeder and Ruth Ritter return to the Inspection Dept. Nan cy Hicks is ill at home again. Dorothy Teague and Virginia Long take leave. James Cox and Edith Glasgow married on Saturday July 3. E. G. Williams returns after illness.
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Jessie Storch
Kentucky
Jessie
Catherine Schroeder
Ruth Ritter
Breaker Arm Dept
Dorothy Teague
Virginia Long
Nancy Hicks
James Cox
Edith Glasgow
E. G. Williams
Formica Local Bargains For Cafeteria Contract
The UE district board notes a summer school in August with low costs as low as 15 dollars per week. District expenses are mostly covered by the VE District Council meeting in Columbus this weekend. The executive board also mentions packinghouse workers and a speech by Bishop Sheil about packers and Taft Hartley.
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Elmer Kauffman
Cincinnati
Columbus
Bishop Sheil
Inside Story Continued on Press and Labor Contention
The piece surveys labor and political figures including Hugh Scott and Tom Dewey, noting Scott’s voting record and the GOP stance on labor issues. It cites CIO leaders, Harvard economist Sumner Slichter, and Murray on wage boosts, profits, and inflation, with notes on training, broadcasts, and a playful closing line about a $5000 merchandise prize.
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Harvard
Sumner Slichter
Atlantic Monthly
CIO
Murray
Salome at Cincinnati Zoo Opens Week Three Schedule
Richard Strauss opera Salome will be staged by the Cincinnati Summer Opera Association at the zoo as the first production of the third week on Sunday evening July 11 and again on Tuesday July 13. Astrid Varnay, Frederick Jagel, George Czaplicki, Margaret Harshaw, and William Horne star in the cast with The Secret of Suzanne following.
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Salome
Richard Strauss
Cincinnati Summer Opera Association
the Zoo
Astrid Varnay
English Opera Week Features Salome and Martha
Ett o and Francesco Curci will be presented with Salome and Martha the only opera in English on Thursday. Hilda Reggianni and Bruno Landi co star in Rigoletto on Friday, Faust follows on Saturday. Corps de Ballet performs Rigoletto July 16 and Faust July 17.
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Francesco Curci
Corps de Ballet
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