Annual Hamilton County Tuberculosis Meeting Set
The 22nd annual Hamilton County Tuberculosis Association meeting will be held Monday evening at Purdy's Manor House. Reports from the association chairman finance committee and nominating committee will precede the annual election. Key figures include Herbert T. Randall Walton Wuebbold G E Marr and Charles Greig with Lillian Sebald committee head Joe Ayres listed.
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Thej the Association
Herbert T. Randall
Hamilton
Walton Wuebbold
Association For the Man
Butler County Tuberculosis
G. E. Marr
Health Assn
Purdy’s
Charlesmas Seal Committee
Joe Ayres
G. Greig
Lillian Sebald
Middletown
Oxford
Ford takes FCC helm amid ethics scrutiny in Washington
Frederick Wayne Ford, a long time government lawyer, becomes FCC chairman as Congress probes ethics and unusual hospitality rules. He calls for clear lines between public duty and industry perks while noting past chairmen’s cozy ties may end.
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Washington
Uws
Frederick Wayne Ford
Federal Communications Commission
Ford
FCC
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Federal Security Agency
Office of Price Administration
Department of Justice
Eisenhower
John C. Doerfer
Doerfer
George B. Storer
Frederick Ford
Clean-Up Week Set by Junior Chamber on May 2
The Junior Chamber of Commerce kicks off annual clean-up week May 2 with John Rosenberg as chair. Crews will target every day except city limits, covering four sectors. Residents should place salvageable trash at the curb for sale proceeds to benefit a local charity.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Rosenbeg
Jaycee
Tom McClain
Jim Elder
Bob Yost
Ron Keim
Miami Symphony To Play Mozart Uncovered Work
The Miami University Symphony will perform Wolfgang Mozart's Symphony in C Major, discovered in Italy about 150 years after his death, Friday at 8 p m in Benton Auditorium. Otto Frohlich conducts.
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Oxford
Wolfgang Mozart
Italy
United States
Miami University Symphony
Benton Audirortem
Otto Frohlich
Second Stage Of 1960 Census Begins In Dayton Training
Stage 2 of the 1960 census starts with extra training in Dayton tomorrow and Tuesday. A key event is M Night on April 20 when tramps, drifters and jail inmates are counted. Middletown crew leader Mrs. Robert Morris expects only city jail counts here. Stage 1 review continues as five enumerators dropped out during canvassing.
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Dayton
Robert Morris
Middletown
Morris
New Arctic Station Set Up By Russians
Soviet scientists report establishing a new Arctic research station named No Pole-9 on a drifting ice floe in the central Arctic. The ice floe measures about 1.1 miles long and nearly 2 miles wide, according to Tass on Saturday.
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Arctic
Moscow
Tass
Ohio doctors set vote on Social Security coverage at OSMA meet
Physicians in Ohio will vote at the Ohio State Medical Association convention in Cleveland May 16 to 19 on supporting Social Security coverage for doctors. A past proposal by Cuyahoga County doctors was rejected last year. Other resolutions address traffic safety immunization and medical care legislation and driver license testing and screenings.
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Ohio
Columbus Ohio
Youngstown
Ohio State Medical Assn
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
State Health Department
Boy Dies Playing In Army Tank In Springfield Park
In Springfield Park a seven year old boy named Paul Soule was killed when he became entangled in an old Army tank. A second boy operated the gun control as the cannon was raised and lowered and the boy's head was caught between the breech and the turret.
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Springfield, Mo
Springfield Park
Paul Soule
Paul
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