City Jitters Urbophrenia Indoor Living Monotony Harmful
The Philadelphia symposium on biometerology cites urbophrenia or city jitters caused by indoor living and crowded urban climates. Dr Igho Hart Kornblueh warns of a life long sheltered existence harming physical and mental capacity and productivity. Arthritis pain and asthma flares linked to weather changes are discussed by Drs Hollander and Greenberg with experiments and emergency clinic trends noted.
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Philadelphia
Igho Hart Kornblueh
University of Pennsylvania
Kornblueh
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Graduate Hospital
Joseph Yee Hollander
Hollander
Bert Einstein
Rhodes Orders Marble Floor In Governor’s Office
Gov elect James A Rhodes plans to remove carpeting from the Ohio governor’s office and keep the marble floor bare when he takes office January 14. G E Strauss says carpeting, drapes, desk and chair from DiSalle era may be treated. Rhodes to “shine up” floor and use new desk and chair will be factory made in a state prison.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
G. E. Strauss
Public Works Department
Strauss
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Ohio Historical Society
Eaton Youth Injured In Two Car Crash
A 17 year old Eaton youth Donald E Eikenberry of Eaton Rt 4 is in critical condition at Reid Hospital Richmond Indiana with head and chest injuries from a two car crash on Rt 122 at 9 45 a m. Wanda Ruth Moreland 26 of Camden Rt 3 is listed in fairly good condition after suffering a possible jaw fracture knee injury and cuts. Deputies say Eikenberry crossed left of center and struck the oncoming car.
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Eaton
Reid Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Donald E. Eikenberry
Eaton Rt. 4
Wanda Ruth Moreland
Camden Rt. 3
Eikenberry
Reid
Preble County
Board Airs Court Ruling at Year-End Meeting
Supt. Howard Cromwell planned to discuss with the Board of Education at the year’s final meeting at 4 p.m. the Ohio Supreme Court ruling declaring unconstitutional a 1913 law that gave municipal civil service commissions authority over city school district employees. The agenda also includes personnel changes and a Monroe village easement request through Lemon Monroe High School grounds for sewage disposal equipment.
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Howard Cromwell
Board of Education
Ohio Supreme Court
Municipal Civil Service Commissions
Ie Monroe
Lemon- Monroe High School
Navy Nurse Recruiter to Visit Cincinnati Station
Lt Cmdr Ruth Pampush, the Navy nurse procurement officer for Ohio, will visit the Navy Recruiting Station at 606 Vine St Cincinnati on January 8 to discuss opportunities in nursing physical therapy occupational therapy and dietetics with area prospective enlistees including Middletown. Interested persons may contact Miss Pampush at the Vine Street office or call Cincinnati 381 2200 Ext 1291 for more information.
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Ruth Pampush
Navy
Ohio
Vine St
Cincinnati
Middletown
Miss Pampush
Vine Street
Lazaraus Elected to General Electric Board
Ralph Laz arus, president of Federated Department Stores, Inc., Cincinnati, was elected to General Electric Co's 20 member board of directors.
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Lazarus
New York
Ralph Lazarus
Federated Department Stores, Inc
Cincinnati
General Electrice Co
Six Newsmen Publish 1 Page Tabloid In Strike
Six members of the Cleveland Newspaper Guild issued a four page tabloid called The In Between Times in downtown hotels and eateries during the Cleveland Press and News strike. First run reached 10 000 copies with features and news from monitored radio broadcasts. They plan no large scale operation and the Guild did not object to the effort.
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Cleveland (Ap
Strikig
Clevelandewspaper Guild
New Hope
Frank Gibbons
Cleveland Press and News
Gibbons
Guild
Alaska highway cost near 138 million to build
The Alaska highway cost about 138 million dollars to construct, reflecting the substantial investment involved in linking remote regions. This figure highlights the project’s scale and the role of federal funding and engineering challenges in early road development.
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Alaska
Cleveland Newspaper Strike Reaches Four Weeks
Cleveland enters a fourth week of a newspaper strike affecting the Plain Dealer and the Cleveland Press and News. Bargaining sessions with Teamsters Local 473 and the Cleveland Newspaper Guild proceeded this week, with mediator Gilbert J. Seldin adjourning talks until Saturday. Guild officials seek further meetings while publishers cite other craft-union negotiations delaying progress.
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Cleveland
Teamsters Local 473
Plain Dealer
Scripps-Howard
Cleveland Press and News
Teamsters
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Federal
Gilbert J. Seldin
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Port Everglades
Fla
By Alton Blakesler
Associated Press
Leonard Greenburg
Columbus
Armbruster
Trenton
Board Airs
Navy Official Air Recruiting Station
Central Ave
Kroehler
Joffe's
SERTA
Mahog
Sheraton
Kentucky
Rational Distillers Products Company
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