Scientists Develop Plasma Substitute From Vegetable
Milwaukee AP reports Arquette University authors unveil ukra a plasma substitute from okra to treat blood loss in shock burns or ulcers tested in dogs and aimed at human trials. The powder derived from okra pods is mixed with sterile water for use and stores without refrigeration. Key researchers include Dr Hiram Benjamin Dr John Hirschboeck Dr Harry K Ihrig and Walter Zeit with Marquette and Allis Chalmers collaborators.
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Milwaukee
Arquette University
John Hirschboeck
Marquette Medical School
Hiram B. Benjamin
Benjamin
Harry K. Ihrig
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Walter Zeit
Marquette
Ronald Roth
Warren County Court News Actions and Estates
Divorce cases include Dorothy M. Kroener vs George Kroener and Ruby Abney vs Quillard Abney with support details. Civil suit Cincinnati Stamping and Furnace Co. v Glenn A. Wilson awarded $1147.24 costs. several dismissals noted. Probate entries list inventories hearings and appraisers for numerous estates including Edison Taylor Donnamae Hammond Dora May McCormack Esther Southgate Charles Sheets Charles Homan George Eckert Emil Whitenack Henry Fuhr Charles Lewis Joseph Chapman John McKnight Edward Southard Clement Brown Woodrow Collins Nettie Tinney Ada Hewitt with various administrators, executors, and tax exemptions.
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Ruby Abney
Quillard Abney
The
Cincinnati Stamping and Furnace Company
Glenn A. Wilson
Charles T. Henderson
Alfred P. Thomas
Dora May McCormack
Thomas F. McCormack
Esther W. Southgate
Charles S. Sheets
Charles L. Homan
Emma Homan
George Eckert
Barbara Eckert
Howard F. Per
Joseph B. Chapman
John McKnight
Ethel Ellis
Edward Perry Southard
Irene S. Baker
Lee Russell
Myron Keeler
Myron Johnson
Clement V. Brown
Ray Brown
Charles J. Waggoner
Carl Stiles
Sarah Schwarz
Woodrow Collins
Nettie Tinney
C. Donald Dilatush
Ada Hewitt
Sophia Hewitt
Middletown Marriage Licenses and City Ordinance Summary
Marriage licenses issued to Wilbur Linley Woollard Jr and Wanda Eskridge. Gerald Coyle and Geneva Lancaster. Walter Carrender and Clarissa Hancock. Clinton Bray Jr and Shirley Whitman. Robert Baker and Juanita Adams. Real estate transfers include Mayer to Smith for 1.86 acres in Union Township and Compton to Compton for 144.28 acres in Deerfield Township. An emergency ordinance creates the Division of Water and Division of Sewage Disposal in Middletown Public Utilities, with superintendents, effective February 1, 1951.
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Wilbur Linley Woollard, Jr
Lebanon
Wanda Evaleen Eskridge
Gerald Coyle
Wilmington
Geneva Lancaster
Morrow
Walter J. Carrender
Clarissa Hancock
Clinton Bray, Jr
Carpenter
Franklin
Shirley Anne Whitman
Robert Lee Baker
Dayton
Juanita Irene Adams
Joseph E. Mayer
Jasper
Mary Smith
Union Township
Nina Scott Compton
Walter S
Virginia Compton
Deerfield
R. Houston
Walter
Lillian B. Stringfellow
Salem Township
Everett
Anna Bennett
Paul L. Headley
Department OF Public Utilities
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Social scientists back Acheson against GOP foes
A group of 875 American social scientists from 77 colleges and 30 states expressed firm support for Secretary of State Dean Acheson. They warned that replacing him would weaken United States leadership, calling the Republican push a dangerous retreat that could hinder global aims. The statement was released through Brooklyn College president Harry D. Gideonse and others, including Allen Nevins and Dean Edward Mason.
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NEW York
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Congress
Harry D. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Allen Nevins
Columbia University
Paul Appleby
Syracuse University
Edward S. Mason
Harvard University
Ivins and Dunn Deeds Record Local Property Transfers
Land transfers listed include Mar R Ivins to T R Ivins for 90.9 acres in Wayne Town and two Lebanon lots. Albert F and A Lewis to Robert E and Margaret Dunn for a Franklin lot. Henry F Hudson to Kash D and Mary Lou Amburgy for 39 acres in South Lebanon.
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S. Glen Worley
Blanchester Oil Company
Salem
Ralph and
Charlotte Rose Helm
Luella Whitaker
Turtlecreek
Arthur L
Mabel L. Davis
Thornton L
M. Ruth Davis
Washington
John Francis
Edythe M
Ben Morgan
Franklin Township
Clifford
Mabel Aisleen Stewart
William A
Mary L. Dunn
Lebanon
Loudon Addy
Betty Lee Doan
Turtlecreek Township
Kenneth L. Hardert
Mildred Pendery
George F
Virginia L. Brayton
Deerfield Township
Virginia Glackin
Charles Bisher
May
Erma Griswald
Pleasant Plain
Barbara
Geraldine R. Eckert
Hamilton Township
Wayne Houghton
Arlene Houghton
Mason
Maxine
Frank Steffy
Joseph Louis
Hazel Whitlow
Springboro
Earl D. Wetherford
Alex M. Kelhoffer
Harlan Township
Kenneth M
Gladys K. Penewit
Arlo
Evelyn Cop
Mar R. Ivins
T. Randal Ivins
Albert F. and
A. Lewis
Robert E
Margaret Ann Dunn
Franklin
Henry F. Hudson
Kash D
Mary Lou Amburgy
Deaconess Hospital ends 1950 with deficit in Cincinnati
Superintendent William H. Freising reported Deaconess Hospital finished 1950 with a $6,500 deficit as revenues totaled about $723,000 but failed to cover rising costs. He sought and received authority to adjust service rates.
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Cincinnati
Deaconess Hospital
Deaconess Hospital Society
William H. Freising
Education in Russia Begins at Age Seven
The report states that Russian education starts at seven years old. It notes the traditional school entry age and outlines the system's early schooling structure and objectives for that stage.
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Russia
Wolcott urges limited rent controls amid inflation debate
Representative Wolcott Republican of Michigan argues the Truman administration is using the emergency to seek broader economic controls. He says further controls are unnecessary while Housing Expediter Woods pushes for a tough rent law to curb rising rents and inflation.
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Washington
Wolcott
R-Mich
Truman
Congress
House
Government Moves to Restore and Extend Rent Ceilings
The proposal gives the government authority to restore rent ceilings where needed and roll back rents in housing shortages tied to military camps and defense plants. It targets eliminating the local option provisions that ended federal rent controls postwar, allows ceilings on new construction, and enables control of commercial rents. About 7 million family housing units are under rent ceilings now, down from the wartime peak of around 15 million.
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Housas
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George Milton Kroener
Mery B. Gray
Champ Brown
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Elroy C. Denton
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Warren C. Young
Donnamae Hammond
Frank C. Hammond
William Hufford, Jr
J. W. Goddard
Karl M. Brown
Francis Carmody
John O. Taylor
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
the Infanta
Oscar Wilde
Social Science Press
Harold H. Fisher
Hoover Library
Stanford University
W. O. Key, Jr
Yale
Howard W. Odum
University of North Carolina
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Harvard
Charles C. Griffin
Vassar College
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Wayne Township
Woods
Georgia
Mayflower Coe Service
Hauselman
Park St
Coagy
Aero Mayflower Transit CO
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Sohio
Cleveland Orchestra
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