Trend of Governments Abroad to Control News
The Associated Press reports a continuing trend of governments abroad trying to control news. AP directors note wide reach with 1,708 newspapers and 940 radio stations in the United States and 4,274 global publications and outlets. Election results for directors expected after tonight's meeting at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Germany
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United States
Lustron Winner Is Jack Stringham in Aberdeen Drive Prize
Legion officials announced the winner of the new Lustron home at 506 Aberdeen Dr. Jack L. Stringham, 55, long time city resident and Armco Steel employee, is the winner. He had been off work two months with a heart condition and was recently back at home on Easton Ave. The notice was issued Sunday afternoon.
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Aberdeen Dr
Jack L. Stringham
Armco Steel Corporation
Stringham
Easton Ave
Auto fire on Clayton and Charles Streets
Firemen answered an alarm at 1 57 p m Sunday near the corner of Clayton and Charles Streets where an automobile owned by Jerry Fry of 2609 Milton Road was smoking. A short circuit under the hood wiring caused the fire.
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Jerry Fry
Milton Rd
Indiana grade crossing accident and multiple traffic deaths
A string of traffic fatalities across Ohio and nearby areas includes a Toledo driver killed near Port Clinton, a Steubenville car plunge down an embankment, a Cincinnati hit and run death, and other crashes in Akron Dayton Irville and Mount Vernon. An unrelated note discusses the superstition that horseshoes over doors protect homes.
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Toledo
Robert G. Dykes
Port Clinton
Steubenville
Samuel Cox
Viola Witcher
Ford Kroeger
Cincinnati
Juanita McBride
Akron
Irville
Muskingum County
Richard Synder
Port Union
Cecil Hellard
Dayton
Cleveland
Satuday
Barbara Jean Kenoiig
Evelyn Kendig
Massie Louise Philpot
Farmersville
Knox County
William J. Bennington
Mount Vernon
Lewis May Seek Longer Workday Amid Coal Slowdown
Speculation centers on Lewis asking for a seven or six hour day at $14.05 daily wage to curb unemployment as coal production slows. Coal operators warned that any added labor costs in competitive fuel markets could price coal out of the market.
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Lewis
Charity Ball Donation Boosts Middletown Hospital
A $3,600 check from the annual Charity Ball proceeds was given to Dr. J. C. Stratton by Miss Bess Hoover, president of the Federation of Women’s Clubs. Funds will fund hospital improvements and a joint committee will decide on specific uses later.
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Bess Hoover
Federation of Womens Clubs
Middletown Hospital
Womens’ Club
Health bill details for rural aid and education proposed
The proposal would fund farmers health cooperatives with a first year of 15 million and 5 subsequent years. A child life research program would receive 10 million initially and ongoing sums as needed. Grants and loans totaling 35 million the first year aim to attract doctors and nurses to underserved areas. Medical education would receive per student payments tied to past enrollment plus bonuses for above-average intake. Congressional hearings are likely soon with no set final action until next year. The national health insurance program would begin July 1. The term solon traces to a Greek poet philosopher and general who reformed Athens.
Eat Well Cheese Prep and Simple Menus
A compact food plan outlines making a pimiento cheese loaf with cream cheese and spices, then chilling rolls. It provides breakfast options and a luncheon spread including cottage cheese, bologna, fruit, tea, and milk. Dinner features cold lamb, cranberry sauce, scalloped potatoes, creamed spinach, bread, gingerbread mix, lemon sauce, coffee, and milk.
Worry Clinic Helps Perry Overcome Despair
Anemic man Perry faced suicide but through a year of therapy and social reintegration learned to improve his blood health with iron tonic and build a healthy lifestyle. He now embraces external interests and plans to avoid self harm, pledging to stay engaged with life.
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Perry
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