John Brown to Speak at NOMA Management Night
John W. Brown former Ohio governor and lieutenant governor will address the Butler County chapter of the National Office Management Assn at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Hamilton YWCA. He will discuss Our Heritage Brown, a Medina resident, previously mayor of Medina and businessman, also served as a state highway patrolman and Coast Guard member in World War II.
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John W. Brown
Ohio
Butler County
National Office Management Assn
Hamilton
Coast Guard
Red Skelton Returns Home for Recuperation
Santa Monica California Red Skelton left St John’s Hospital yesterday to continue recovery at his Bel Air home The comedian improved under treatment after a severe asthmatic attack with complications on December 30 the doctor said the seizure was almost fatal
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Santa Monica
Calif
Red Skelton
St. John's Hospital
Bel-Air
Garth Graham
Skelton
Community club and civic meetings schedule excerpt
A dense schedule lists various meetings for Sunday through Tuesday at venues including the AFL Hall Manchester Hotel YMCA High School and local clubs. It notes times for groups such as IPPA Local 235 Industrial Council Amanda Athletic Club Civitan Rotary Sertoma VFW members and many school and fire department associated gatherings.
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Monday Industrial Council
Manchester
Quarterback Club
Man- Middletown Jr. Optimist Civic Boys
YMCA
Middletown
Sertoma
South Middletown
Mayfied Fire Dept
Sheffield Street
Spebsqsa
Legion
Miami Lodge
Monroe Joof
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Sportsmen's Club
St. John’s
North Madison
Cancer Enters New Front in War on Tumors at Tulane
John, a septuagenarian in New Orleans, became the first patient treated with perfusion combining a heart lung machine and cancer drugs. After initial surgery and an experimental perfusion last June, most of his 200 tumors melted away leaving six. Doctors at Tulane University School of Medicine report hopeful progress and plan further research.
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New Orleans
John
Tulane University School of Medicine
Dierks Forests Opens 12 Million Paper Mill in Pine Bluff
Dierks Forests Inc starts the $12 million Dierks Paper Co mill near Pine Bluff Arkansas. The integrated kraft pulp unbleached paper and liner board operation uses a Black Clawson Fourdrinier machine to produce up to 150 tons daily. The company backs the mill with a vast timber tract exceeding 1.5 million acres intended for wide area sales to box bag and paper converters.
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Dierks Forests, Inc
Southern Pine Lumbering Company
Dierks Paper Co
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Fred H. Dierks
Dierks
Arkansas River
Kraft Paper and Paper Board
Two Circulatory Systems Assist John After Leg Surgery
Doctors tied a high thigh tourniquet and used a heart-lung machine to manage blood in Johns leg while his body continued circulation. The machine, supplying oxygenated blood to the leg, ran alongside the heart’s circulation until drugs were added before returning blood to the leg.
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John
Novel Cancer Treatment Targets Diseased Limb Only
The passage describes a therapy concentrating drugs on the affected limb to avoid systemic waste. It notes marrow safety, claiming sufficient marrow elsewhere could supply blood if the leg's marrow were harmed, ensuring blood production continues.
Davis Jr Marries Miss White In Las Vegas Ceremony
Sammy Davis Jr and Miss White wed in a Las Vegas ceremony presided by a justice of the peace with about 100 guests. Best man was Harry Belafonte and bridesmaid Ann Stevens. Miss White was an hour late due to dress delays and miscommunication among relatives.
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Las Vegas
Sammy Davis Jr
White
Mairi
Justice of the Peace
Harry Belafonte
Ann Stevens
Maury Stevens
Miss White
Gordon Macrae
Joe E. Lewis
Tulane Doctors Test Per Fusion on Dogs and Humans
Experimental work at Tulane investigates per fusion as a cancer weapon. Researchers perform procedures on dogs and begin trials on humans to determine which cancers respond best to the technique.
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Tulane
Ray Ray: Singer Johnnie Ray Undergoes Ear Operation
New York singer Johnnie Ray had a major ear operation at Mt. Sinai Hospital to restore hearing. The 31 year old celebrated his birthday as doctors determine next week if the new opening in the ear successfully replaces a nonfunctioning channel. Ray has been hard of hearing since childhood.
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New York
Johnnie Ray
Ray
Mt. Sinai Hospital
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