Capping Ceremony Tonight Ends Student Nurses Pre Clinic Work
Ten freshmen women at Middletown Hospital School of Nursing cap tonight at Verity Hall marking six months of pre clinical study. Rev H H Jung speaks on Helping Others from Galatians and Matthew as caps are presented by F Evelyn Beck.
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H. H. Jung
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
F. Evelyn Beck
School of Nursing
Miami University
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An old drug ad touts FASTEETH powder to keep upper and lower plates firm. It promises a firmer fit with no gummy taste or feel, is alkaline, and claims to reduce plate odor. Available at any drug store.
Blue Cross Ends 1950 With Record Operations in Ohio
Middletonians received 360 243 18 for hospital bills under the Blue Cross Plan in 1950. About 5 177 admissions covered 26 102 days. The 11th annual report shows 5 68 percent of total income for operating expenses and 86 66 percent of income paid as members hospital bills while 7 66 percent is in reserve. Accidents and injuries led hospital bills at 22 2 percent, followed by maternity 21 5 percent and tonsillectomies 8 8 percent. Blue Shield members enrolled through Ohio Medical Indemnity Inc now total one million in Ohio. OMI paid 19 000 claims for surgical childbirth and fractured care last year, totaling over four million dollars.
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Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc
Ohio
OMI
Reds Lose Round In Battle Over Registration
The Communist party lost a round in its fight to avoid registering as a Moscow tool. A three judge federal court unanimously refused to block Attorney General McGrath and the Subversive Activities Control Board from moving ahead with registration. Attorneys said they would seek Supreme Court review if the decision held.
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Communist Party
Moscow
McGrath
UC’s Walters Warns Colleges Face Peril
University of Cincinnati president Dr Raymond Walters told the National Sales Executives board that manpower draft calls threaten higher education’s ability to support industry and the social order. He warned that unless drafts ease, engineering grads may drop from 50 000 in 1950 to about 17 000 in four years, risking a deep crisis for private colleges and tech schools.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
Walters
Missing Florida girls found in Ocala rooming house
Edith Rae Wollins 16 and Betty Rae France 15, long missing from Cincinnati, were located in an Ocala Florida rooming house. They denied involvement with John Emmons 21 and Frank German 22, both sought on charges of conversion and false checks. Emmons was jailed for drunkenness and German detained. a telegram requesting $25 aided the break.
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Edith Rae Wollins
Betty Rae France
Ocala
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Edith
Betty
John Emmons
Frank German
Emmons
German
Expert Argues Riverbelt Cannot Succeed in Ohio Rail Belt
In Columbus the Judiciary Committee heard pro and con on a proposed northeastern Ohio rubber rail belt. An engineer testified the 103 mile coal and ore belt from Lorain to East Liverpool would cost too much to be profitable. Costs rise with time, making low rates unlikely. Key issues: coal variety maintenance and belt wear breaking coal. Rebuttals set for March 12 as House members discuss traffic impacts of the Turnpike's Ohio border arrival.
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Trumbull County
Bishop Kilpatrick
Howard L. Williams
Robert G. Breene
USAF
Transportation Consultants, Inc
Dayton
Washington
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