Hospital Work Charge Denial Generated by Welfare Director
Ohio welfare chief John H M Lamneck denied a statewide practice of inmates doing private paid work. He said if such private projects were common in state hospitals the practice would stop. The probe followed a Massillon State Hospital incident where Supt Arthur G Hye, 72, suffered a heart attack during a reprimand of an inmate worker.
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Columbus
John HM. Lamneck
Lamneck
Massillon
Arthur G. Hye
Relief Costs Show Decrease in Middletown June
Miss Helen Davis of the Family Service Bureau reported June relief costs totaled 5013.71, down from the prior year. The bureau handled 177 cases in June with 19 closed, leaving 108 for July and 29 new relief applications, 15 approved.
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We Simlar
Helen Davis
Family Service Bureau
Davia
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Ohio fish study commission wraps two week tour
Sen. Frank Ford chairing the Sandusky Bay fish study commission says a two week series of meetings and inspections by the joint Senate House panel will complete its fact finding tour of the bay. The Columbus AP report notes the commission has conducted hearings and field visits to assess conditions and possible actions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sandusky Bay
Frank Ford
D-Franklin
Senate House Group
Commission
District Legion Meets Sunday for Convention Highlights
District Four of the Ohio Legion plans its annual convention with officers and delegates from Warren, Butler, and Hamilton counties. Edward W Portsmouth says fried chicken dinner will be a highlight as new district and department officers and committees are elected. Charles Merchant and Portsmouth oversee arrangements.
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Ohio Legion
Legion
Edward W Portsmouth
Warren
Butler
Hamil
Charles Merchant
Portsmouth
Epileptic jailed five months before trial in Dayton
Prosecutor Mathias Heck disclosed Edward Delaney of Dayton, jailed five months in Montgomery County for operating a vehicle without the owner's consent, was held while an epilepsy condition went undetected. Heck ordered a census count system to prevent recurrence as the docket crowded. Delaney was released Saturday after unable to post bond, and Heck said efforts would be made to dispose of the case promptly.
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Dayton
Mathias Heck
Montgomery County
Heck
Cdutor
Edward Delaney
Heart Painter Falls From Ladder in Tiffin Tragedy
In Tiffin Ohio an accident on a construction site killed 47 year old Honard A Wolfe when he toppled from a five foot ladder. Physicians attributed death to a heart attack at the scene. Survived by son Clifford of Lima and his widow.
Elk Members Begin Meet in Downtown Miami
Downtown Miami hosts the annual Elk convention with about 2,500 attendees. Delegates discuss commission reports and committee findings while Biscayne Bay and Ohio River history themes appear in displays.
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ELK
Miami
Biscayne Borie Paim
Indiana
June Fire Loss Totals Four Thousand Eight Hundred Fifty Two
Fire department reported seventeen alarms in June with fires confined to residences yards automobiles and various buildings. Causes included matches careless smoking defective wiring and open flames. All pumps tested and motors tuned. emergency responses totaled seven.
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Conten
Bank Getting Face Lifting
The First National Bank is undergoing a face lifting with cleaning of the interior and exterior surfaces. Officials expect the building to look like new when the job is completed.
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First National Bank
Voice of Broadway on drama, romance, and cinema legends
The passage critiques older film scenes and star interactions from Mae Clarke to Carole Lombard, noting famous moments like a grapefruit gag in Public Enemy and broad shifts in screen heroism. It highlights evolving stage and screen craft, with references to actors and dramatic devices across Hollywood history.
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Jimmy
Fredric March
Janet Geyner
Mr. March
Carole Lombard
Dick Widmark
Truman to name new Atomic Energy Commission head soon
The White House indicated yesterday that President Truman will likely appoint a new chairman for the Atomic Energy Commission within the next few days. The move follows the previous leadership and aims to continue the administration’s control of atomic policy.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Allocation Looms For Steelmakers
The Iron Age reports looming allocations for steelmakers as government orders and civilian demand affect production. Industry officials warn of belt tightening and potential shortages while mills run near capacity and scrap markets show volatility.
Two Men Injured In Auto Accident Near Piqua
In a State Route 25 wreck one mile north of Piqua Johan Baker of Lime was seriously injured when a motorcycle and a car collided. Clarence Neads of Piqua, driver of the auto, fled the scene and was later arrested. Charles Polling of Piqua, a passenger, had two fingers severed from his left hand and suffered multiple bruises as the patrol notes Neads lost control and the car struck the motorcycle.
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Lime
State Highway Patrol
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Ato
Neate
Charlier Polling
Miqua
Eard Newds
Washington Society Portraits and Garden Party Reflections
A Washington scene describes portraits of two teens on elegant lawns with roses, strawberries and cream, and conversations of diplomats and socialites. The day, noted as one of Washington's loveliest, features Mrs Dwight Davis hosting a granddaughter, sophisticated decor by Sheila Morton Smith, and a garden party with geraniums, red striped umbrellas, and simple fare as society circles mingle.
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Washington
Gwen
Butler County Divorce Deals and Estate Matters
The Butler County court docket includes a string of divorce petitions and related actions. Cases name Mietret McPeen versus Leonard McPeen and Marilyn Burkhardt seeking divorce, alimony, and property issues, with various parties in Middletown and Hamilton. The docket lists wills from Mary Trinity Church, a Middletown estate valued around 64 518.92, and the First National Bank of Middletown as executor, with details on bequests and real estate.
Marion City Seeks Emergency Aid After Overtime Payment Issue
Marion AP reports a city emergency measure approved to cover overtime payments after a theft incident disrupted services. The move aims to stabilize payroll and ensure continued operations within the first hour of the incident response.
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Peoterdey
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