Ohio Public Health Group Urges More Funds
The Ohio Committee on Public Health reports the state has too many small health departments and insufficient local funding. It proposes legislative changes or voluntary department mergers, higher state subsidies, and full time health commissioners to build a stronger public health program.
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Columbus
Ohio Committee On Public Health
Ohio
County General Fund
Walcutt Named GOP Leader in Ohio State Senate
In Columbus the Republican caucus chose Sen Roscoe R. Walcutt of Franklin County as Senate majority leader and president pro tem. The 26 7 GOP edge over Democrats will see Walcutt assume duties at the January 1 session. The caucus also named a six member committee on committees and a patronage panel. Bateman designated Senate clerk. Forney named sergeant at arms.
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Columbus
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Franklin County
Senate
Ohio
99Th General Assembly
Walcutt
Republican House
Thomas E. Bateman
George M. Forney
Forest
Fred Adams
Wood County
D. A. Liggitt
Logan County
C. Stanley Mecham
Athens County
Shepard
Albert L. Daniels
Ighland County
Senator Liggitt
Tom V. Moorehead
Muskingum County
Ralph A. Winter
Medina County
C. I. Powell
Clark County
David M. Ferguson
Guernsey County
Bateman
Dwight Matchette
Greenville
Forney
Hancock County
Republican Central Committee
Police Chief Walter Wolfe Faces Eleven Charges
Eleven charges filed by May or Sidney A. Spencer accuse Police Chief Walter E. Wolfe of misconduct malfeasance non-feasance and misfeasance. City councilmen planned to consider the allegations at the next regular meeting in two weeks.
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Pomeroy
Sidney A. Spencer
Walter E. Wolfe
Livestock Inventories Rise 17 Percent Since War
U S cattle hogs and sheep totals in 1949 show a 17 percent gain over prewar levels. The rise reflects increased demand and production as American farms expand after World War II.
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U. S
Wading Bird Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style list of horizontal and vertical clues features terms for birds body parts gods and places. Includes entries such as Egyptian sun god Ra and Sicily volcano Etna along with common words like evolve edge and wine cup chalice.
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Channel Island
Sicily
Probe of Huber election loss in Lorain County
U S House investigator arrives in Lorain County to amass facts on the 14th district election dispute. Incumbent Democrat Huber lost to Republican Ayres by 1921 votes and seeks a new balloting. Warren hours include Summit County, Lorain Medina and Portage counties as review continues.
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Huber
Lorain County
AKRON
U. S. House of Representatives
Jeremiah T. Riley
Congressional Committee
Walter Huber
14Th
William H. Ayres
House of Representatives
Riley
Summit County
Leland S. Dougan
Charles F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Cleveland
Dougan
Ayres
Draft policy questions answered in wartime column
A Washington service column answers reader questions on Merchant Marine draft status 4-F classifications and deferral possibilities. It explains WWII rules differ from current policy and notes hardship releases may apply if a father's illness creates a genuine burden. It also clarifies medical training limits for premed students and clarifies Purple Heart veterans' draft status.
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Washington
Nea
Q. A
Execution date set for Ernest Deem in 1949 Carrollton murder
The Seventh District Court of Appeals denied Ernest Deem's appeal for a new trial and scheduled his execution for January 1. Deem, 43, was convicted in October 1949 of first degree murder in the June 2, 1949 slaying of Mr. and Mrs. John D. George of Carrollton.
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ST. Clairsville
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Ernest Deem
Deem
John D. George
Carrollton
Voice of Broadway Sparks Celebrity Notes
Betty Pearson sues for 50000 after a Kentucky beauty accident. A doll that cries real tears will soon laugh out loud. Robert Barrat shines as MacArthur in American Guerilla at Astor Theatre. Marie Mahar stars with Rod Cameron and moonlights as a Ford model and nurse. Wendy Bartlett and Jack Levine wed secretly in a buzzed Peep Show milieu.
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Betti Pearson
Astor Theatre
Robert Barrat
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Marie Mahar
Rod Cameron
Wendy Bartlett
Jack Levine
California Man Nabbed As Quack
A Santa Barbara policewoman stopped James Martin on charges of practicing medicine without a license. She described feigned illnesses tested by squeezing her toes and feet while he claimed a miracle machine would send electric waves to cure her. He also used the title of doctor illegally under the business and professional code.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
James Martin
Dorene Meyer
Martin
Miss Meyer
James Barry
The
State Board of Medical Examiners
Actors wear tights under trousers for Romeo and Juliet readings
Coronet reports Marie Wilson and Alan Nixon in Marie's home life. tabloids announce Marie's divorce from Alan this week as multiple gazettes cover the split and its implications.
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Coronet
Marie Wilson
Alan Nixon
Gazettes
Marie
Alan
Crackett Company awards wage hike and contract changes
The Crackett Company and AFL Local 170 announce a 12 cent hourly raise for 270 employees and minor contract changes ahead of the March expiration. A cost-of-living escalator is included through March 30 1952.
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Cincinnati
Crackett Company
AFL International Chemical Workers
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