'Dangerous' Wonder Drug Must Be Labeled Clearly
The FDA keeps Chloromycetin on the market with explicit warnings for doctors against indiscriminate use. Packages will note possible blood disorders from prolonged or intermittent use and require adequate blood studies. the drug remains prescription only. Parke Davis cited studies linking blood disorders to prolonged use of this antibiotic and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Associated Press
Science
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
National Research Council
Parke Davis and Company of
Detroit
Ex Plow Champs Repeat Victories In State Contest
Martin Cummins of Lewiston defended his state plowing title at the Ohio State Conservation Field Day near Serpent Mound farm as about 25 000 spectators watched. Hugh French of Zanesville placed second and went as alternate to Minnesota nationals. Goettemoeller of St Henry won the level land title, reclaiming his 1950 crown, with runner up Robert Henize of Seaman named as national alternate.
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West Union
Martin Cummins
Lawrence Goettemoeller
Ohio State Conservation
Cummins
Lewiston
Logan County
Serpent Mound Farm
Minnesota
Hugh French
Zanesville
Goettemoeller
St. Henry
Mercer County
Franklin Stoner Jr
Celina
Robert Henize
Seaman
Adams County
Danish Theater Faces First Time Strike Threat
The Royal Theater in Copenhagen faces a potential strike after three cleaning women were fired, with the General Federation of Labor threatening a sympathy walkout unless the workers are rehired. Theater manager Henning Broendsted said the matter was referred to the education minister who has final say.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Royal Theater
General Federation of Labor
Henning Broendsted
Education
Squadron rushes iron lung to patient in emergency trip
A polio unit added mileage to a busy week by delivering an iron lung from Middletown to Louisville General Hospital. The patient awaited the arrival as Charles Reuthe, Butler County polio chairman, and Harold spoke.
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Middletown
Louisville General Hospital
Charles Reuthe
Butler County
Polio Organization
Harold
Oldest Business Spice Trade Backdrop and Polio Aid Trains
The spice trade is described as the world’s oldest continuous business, linking spices seeds and herbs to medicines and foods. Michael organized a crew for the trip as trucks of the flying squadron delivered iron lungs and equipment to polio patients across a three state area since Monday, totaling 1 030 miles.
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Michael
Births Reported for Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Chartes Myers of 2707 Armco Drive welcomed a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ford Shoemaker of Germantown Route 1 reported a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Edward Barker of Fleming Road 1904 welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Henderson and Mr and Mrs Dale Little of West Route 1 reported a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs George Nichols of 310 Vanderveer Street reported a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder of Carlisle welcomed a girl today.
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Chartes Myers
Armco Dr
Ford Shoemaker
Germantown
Edward Barker
Fleming Rd
Hugh Henderson
Dale Little
West A
Yesteray
George Nichols
Vanderveer St
Charles Snyder
Carlisle
Surgical and medical patients listed with varied addresses
Franklin resident Harley Hipple undergoes surgery alongside Judy Ann Cail Eaton. James Squires and others from First Ave and Wycoff St face surgicals. Multiple entries note medical cases with Cadillacs of names and streets, including households on Queen Ave Bundy Apts Fleming Ave Carlisle and more, reflecting a hospital roster style.
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Harley Hipple
Franklin, Surgical
Judy Ann Cail
Walter Cail
Eaton, Surgical
James Squires
Walter Brelsford
First Ave
Surgical
John Farkas
Wycoff St
Wilhoit
Lawn Ave
Lelah Crooke
Fourteenth Ave
Leonard Adams
Queen Ave
Julia Connelly
Bundy Apts
Shirley Brewer
Game's Off but Jaycees to Meet at LeSourdsville Lake
Prospects of a ball game were washed out this morning. The Junior Chamber of Commerce will still meet as scheduled at LeSourdsville Lake tonight. President Robert Lubberger said the summer softball renewal between old men and young men was canceled due to wet grounds. Stacey Downs of Ben Jaycee state vice president will be guest at the 6:45 p.m. dinner meeting.
Crash Claims Life Of Mrs Rose Morris In Columbus
Mrs Rose Morris aged 26 of Chillicothe died in a Columbus hospital Wednesday night from injuries after being struck by a car north of Chillicothe. The incident occurred Wednesday and details indicate she sustained fatal injuries in the collision.
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Columbus, O
Rose Morris
Chillicothe
Columbus
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