Health service on local basis now proposed nationwide move
Harrisburg officials outlined a plan to create county based public health services in Pennsylvania with strong local control under full time medical directors. The proposal envisions units of about 10 000 residents up to 300 000, extending roughly 70 miles from center, preserving existing borough and township officers, and adding training. Core services include communicable disease control maternal and child health care school health education vital statistics laboratory services environment sanitation and food milk water and sewage protection. The move is part of a three pronged program to broaden state health coverage.
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Teague
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Bear Lake News Notes of Interest
Bear Lake February 3 reports a birth at W C A Hospital Jamestown a daughter born January 81 to Orval and Carlene Crosby. Albert Brooks, previously a surgical patient at W C A Hospital Jamestown, has improved and returned home to regain his health. A youth group supper for parents and friends was enjoyed at the Community Hall and afterward the crowd was entertained at Mrs Ira Browns home.
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Bear Lake
Orval
Carlene Crosby
W.C.A
Jamestown
Albert Brooks
W.C.A. Hospital
Mich
Ira Brown
Erie Man Breaks Jaw In Fracas With Officer
Pete Gocal, a, fractured jaw after swinging at Officer George Radaker near 16th and Pench streets Wednesday night. Radaker ducked, slipped, and fell, then Gocal kicked him causing eye injuries. Radaker countered with a punch and Gocal was taken to Hamot Hospital. An aggravated assault charge was filed against Gocal. The story then shifts to the South African diamond industry and a U S plan to revise health laws and expand public health training and fellowships in Pennsylvania.
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Erie
Pete Gocal
George Radaker
Radaker
Gocal
16Th
Pench
Jay
Hamot Hospital
Cen Fred .Beainst
National Presbyterian Men Meet in Chicago Conference
Leading Presbyterian laymen gathered in Chicago for the third annual National Council of Presbyterian Men conference. The theme Every Man aims to recruit unchurched men, strengthen church ties, and fund church ventures in missions, education, and operations. About 100 laymen are expected. the council lists roughly 190,000 members in 1,859 local chapters. Scheduled speakers include Branch Rickey and Dr. Martin Niemöller.
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Chicago
National Council of Presbyterian Men
Colonell
U. S
Antony
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Martin Fiemoeller
Hitler
Teachers seek $200 raise in Mt Pleasant district
Fifty nine teachers in Mt Pleasant township petitioned for a $200 annual salary increase. All but three of the teachers signed the request to School Superintendent Lloyd F. Rumbanyl.
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Connellsville
Anneni
Mt. Pleasant Township
Une
Lloyd F. Rumbanyl
New eyeglasses let you see sideways in Southbridge
A Cleveland doctor proposes side-view eyeglasses for right-eye blindness. The translucent frame carries a small mirror beside the lens to reflect images to the wearer’s remaining eye, enabling partial side vision and aiding patients with unilateral blindness. The device, tested by the American Optical Company, aims to help users view objects to their right without turning the head.
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Associated Press
Southbridge
Miss
Eric Bell
Cleveland
Ohio
Journal of
Wie Arteries Medical Association
Pall Injuries Fatal Butler Deb. 2-George Wash win
92 year old George Wash of Cutlery died from injuries after a fall while shoveling at Lyon yesterday. The report notes he suffered repeated injuries and attributes the accident to the fall, with unclear additional details due to damaged text.
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Butler
Grorge Washwin Borts
Lyon
Plants Feel Effects Of Railroad Strike Contagion
Contempt of court cited as plant actions disrupted by a December strike. Reports describe shipments delayed across major cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore Cleveland Washington St Louis Atlanta and other ports. Officials warn the strike complicates mail delivery and could affect Army shipments and postal service timelines.
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Hhke
Oy Issel
Chicago
Army
Letty
WP. Kennedy
New York City
Chirawa
Philadells
Baltimore
Clewturad
Wash Fuhuc
St Louis
Atlama
Treat
Fig
Saber
Delaery
Beaverdam Area News Notes The Willing Workers Class
Beaverdam area notes events at Wayne Valley EU B Church home of Rev George Malii. Class named the Willing Workers elect Blaine Young president Em a Breed vice president Mary Tito secretary and adult Robert Tunner treasurer. Next meeting at Charlee Maneval home on Friday February 9. Also listed are enlistments, transfers, social gatherings, and visitors involving local families and church groups.
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Beaverdam
Clase
Wayne Valley
Eu.b. Church
George Malii
Blaine Young
Ema Breed
Mary ‘Tito
Robert ‘Tunner
Charlee Manieval
George Mulvin
Lackiad Field
Texas
Siutow
Randolph Piel
Timmit Bennett
James Beynett
Moriig
Ford Meade
Janet Smith
J. Leon Maneval
Melvin Drake
Meade
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State Health Department
Russell E. Teague
Aoting Health
Tunnell
Chevrolet
Beaverdam Area
Kenneth) Kueh
Stil
Carl Proctor
Walter Proctor
Westfield
Hines
Warren Proctor
William Jowitt
Aden Klopfenstein
Dean Klopfenigtein
Alton Miller
Elaine Maleski
Prank Maleski
Claude Maynard
Dori Youur
Clireneo Center
Stanley Bailey
Kenneth Kirch
Walter Procter
Ler Procter
Bailey
Rev
A.D. McGill
Bultalo
Leon
Edm Williams
Nelon Yount
Fete
Lynn S01
Puerto Rico
Kidder
TS. Burea Af Land Managerer
Geile Iieries
Torelie
Gabardines
Failles
Rayons
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