Hospitals Get Accreditation Boost From Joint Commission
The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals Chicago released its annual list naming area hospitals such as Middletown Mercy Hughes Memorial in Hamilton and McCullough Hyde Memorial in Oxford. The report notes about 7,000 U.S. hospitals exist with 1,000 ineligible due to bed thresholds. eligible hospitals account for most admissions births and patient days. Fort Hamilton in Hamilton appears, with administrator Gaston Herd explaining a Cuban doctor’s prior mismatch did not affect its accreditation status in the current report.
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Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Chicago
Middletown
Mercy and Hughes Memorial
Hamilton
McCullough-Hyde Memorial
Oxford
Kenneth B. Babcock
Commission
Babcock
Commission On Accreditation
Fort Hamilton
Gaston Herd
The
Journal
Herd
Educational Council
Emperor Shi Huang Ti Burns Books to Start History Anew
The third century B C Chinese ruler Chin Shih Huang Ti ordered the burning of classic texts to erase prior history and make history begin with his reign.
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Ch'in
Shi Huang Ti
China
Extra Chuckle The Popular Dishwashers Favor Buying Over Bond
The piece notes a humorous trend that husbands tend to choose purchasing a household appliance over other options. It reflects on consumer behavior and domestic roles with a light tone. The period voice underlines the humor of modern home life and appliance adoption.
Mrs Glenn to Host Tea for Hamilton at Home
Mrs John H. Glenn Jr. wife of the former astronaut will be honored at a tea at 449 North Third Street on Wednesday March 25 at 10 am. Announcement came from Mrs Betty Hicks publicity chair for Lt Col Glenn who is a May Democratic primary candidate against Sen Stephen Young.
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Hamilton
John H. Glenn Jr
Third St
Betty Hicks
Butler County
Col
Glenn
Stephen Young
Mountain Tribes Still Worship Spirits in Nature
The Montagnards in remote South Vietnam continue to practice worship of spirits inhabiting earth, trees, streams and mountains, reflecting enduring indigenous beliefs amid a changing region.
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South
Viet Nam
Deaths and Funerals for Herbert S Butler and Others
Services for Herbert S Butler 70 of 1206 Baltimore St set 1 30 pm Thursday at Emmanuel Baptist Church. Burial World War II Soldiers Lot Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours 6 to 9 pm tomorrow at Bailey Funeral Home. Butler died yesterday at home. previously in New York City. Surviving six sisters two daughters a brother and nine grandchildren. Additional notices list Walter Lewis King Grover S Tharp Clara Brown and others with specified service times.
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Herbert S. Butler
Baltimore St
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Joseph Pate
Woodside Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Butler
New York City
Reva Payne
Middletown
Mildred Clemens
Anna Brown
Geneva Howard
Cleveland
Althea Brown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Farbiana Roberts
Honolulu
Cone Brother
Bert
Dayton
Butler County
Walter Lewis King
Oxord
Marshall-Smith
Grover S. Tharp
Liberty
Ind
College Corner
Baker
Clara Brown
Denny Roberts Identified as Local Resident
Denny Roberts, 27, is named as the son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Roberts of 309 in the latest local notice. The brief entry confirms his family ties and residence in the community.
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Denny Roberts
Dennis Roberts
Franklin- George M. Franklin Sr. 78 dies in Middletown
George M. Franklin Sr. 78 of 227 Harriet died at 10 10 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a 10 day stay. He lived in Franklin two months after moving from Lebanon and retired 11 years ago from Frigidaire in Dayton. Survived by wife Nelle three daughters and seven sons plus a sister 39 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Services 10 30 am Thursday Roy Miller Funeral Home West Milton with burial in West Milton Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm at funeral home.
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Franklin
George M. A Sr
Harriet
Yesterme
Middletown Hospital
Fueston
Lebanon
Frigidaire Pliant
Dayton
Nelle
Treva le Ma
Torrence
Calif
Margaret Pate
Minnie Spicer
Middletown
George Jr
Henry
Jasper
Earl of
Robert
Morrow
Stella Cole
Roy Miller
West Milton
Services for Mrs Bessie Joffe Held in Hamilton
Mrs. Bessie Joffe 75 wife of Max Joffe owner of the Joffe Furniture Store in Hamilton died Saturday at her home 615 Dick Ave Burial took place at Bet Israel Cemetery She was born in Lithuania and had lived in Hamilton since 1906 Surviving are her husband Max and a son Roy of Hamilton
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Bessie Joffe
Hamilton
Max Joffe
Joffe
Colligan Funeral Home
Bet' Israel
Joffee
Dick Ave
Lithuania
Max
Roy
Notable Executives and Academics Die After Illness
J Cayles Leach former Texaco director aged 72 died after a heart attack in Houston AP reports George P Skouras 68 leader in film industry died in New York after a lingering illness He chaired United Artists Theatre Circuit until retirement Ivey Foreman Lewis 81 retired UVA dean and Virginia Academy of Science founder died at home after a lingering illness in Charlottesville VA
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Houston
Tex
J. Cayles Leach
Texaco, Inc
New York
George P. Skouras
Skouras
Greece
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc
Charlottesville
Ivey Foreman Lewis
University of Virginia
Virginia Academy of Science
Speaker Here For SA Meeting
Capt Pauline Allender of Cleveland will be guest speaker at the Salvation Army Rolling Mill Park Outpost noon luncheon meeting. Evangelistic gathering at the Citadel on Clinton Street begins 7 30 p.m. with music and singing to accompany the program.
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Pauline Allender
Cleveland
Ladies Home League
Salvation Army
Rolling Mill Park
Pershing Avenue
Ladies Home Leagues
Miltonville
Citadel
Clinton Street
Capt Allender
Area Woman Hurt In Crash On Cincinnati Dayton Road
A local woman, Jean Marie Baden, 30, suffered a lacerated left eye and knee abrasions when the car she rode in collided with a southbound vehicle on Cincinnati Dayton Road at Bethany. The other driver, James J Hausman, 47, was cited for failure to yield. Baden was taken to Mercy Hospital Hamilton by the Mason Life Squad.
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Cincinnati - Dayton
Bethany
Jean Marie Baden
Todhunter Road
Robert
James J. Hausman
Cincinnati
Baden
Merscy Hospital
Hamilton
Mason Life Squad
Student to Speak on Japan Exchange Experience
Middletown High School senior Jean Nardin will report on her summer in Japan under the student exchange plan to the Sherman School PTO. The meeting is Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Sponsored by the PTO, the talk will cover cultural observations and lessons learned during the exchange.
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Jean Nardin
Middletown High School
Japan
Sherman School
PTO
Ex Mayor's Car Found In Water After Flood Disappearance
Cincinnati AP The submerged car linked to missing Newtown official John Anderson was pulled from the Little Miami River with the driver's side window open and ignition off. Anderson, a former Newtown mayor, has not been seen since the flood-linked disappearance.
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Cincinnati
Highway Patrol
John Anderson
Newtown
Anderson
Little Miami River
L. E. Cornthwaite
Newtown Road
Suburban
Propane Gas Co
Goshen
Humphrey Says Russell Pulling Rabbit Trick
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey accused Southerners of pulling Dixie rabbits out of the hat to divert attention from civil rights. He called Sen. Richard B. Russell's proposed 1.5 billion program a smoke screen to equalize Negro distribution nationwide.
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Humphrey
Russell
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
United States
Middletown Women Help In National Opinion Survey
Four Middletown women join the National Opinion Research Center of the University of Chicago as interviewers for a nationwide study of American occupations. The project aims to gather experiences from 5000 people and how work affects life, with households receiving letters and interviewers carrying ID cards.
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Middletown
National Opinion Research Center of
The
University of Chicago
Russell Nixes Relocation Plan Aiming To Cut Racial Tension
Russell proposed a relocation amendment to reduce racial conflict by reaching a national Negro population of about 10.5 percent. He cited Mississippi at 42 percent and Vermont and North Dakota at one tenth of one percent. He also noted Lake Victoria in East Africa stands about 4,000 feet above sea level as the Nile source.
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Mississippi
Vermont
North Dakota
Lake
Victoria
East Africa
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