Boosted Benefits Due Hurt Workmen
Ohio implements broad workmen's compensation reforms increasing weekly maximums and death awards while creating a Bureau of Workmen's Compensation. New procedures speed undisputed claim payments, allow tentative payments during disputes, and expand appeals to the commission and courts. Additional laws cover advisory boards, physician lists, capital planning, and aging licensing and zoning updates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
The
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Trial Commission
Board of Appeals
Joseph J. Scanlon
Cincinnati
Bureau
Apt
Frank J. Lause
Scanlon
Commission
Lausche
Scanion
Cal
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State University
Medical College
Tea
State Finance Department
Lawe Increacine
Renewine
Truman To Sneak At Boston Dinner
Kansas City report states former President Harry S. Truman departs by train for Boston to speak Thursday at a Truman Memorial Library dinner under the United Jewish appeal. He will then proceed to New York to meet Governor Averell Harriman.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Boston
Truman Memorial Library
United Jewish Appeal
New York
Averell Harriman
Jailed Dentist Refuses Food in Ten-Day Alimony Stand
Dr. Michael J. Plese, 67, in a Tampa jail, sipped beverages but refused meals on day ten of a jail term for failing to pay alimony to his ex wife. He vows a 30 day fast, claiming the divorce was invalid and his wife married him to gain entry to the United States. He appears weak but alert and in decent physical condition.
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Tampa
Fla
Michael J. Plese
Yugoslavia
Olive Kettering Library Opens at Antioch College
A new $700000 Olive Kettering Library at Antioch College in Yellow Springs will be dedicated to Mrs. Olive Kettering, widow of Dayton inventor Charles F. Kettering. The three story brick building houses 100000 volumes and includes audio visual facilities.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Olive Kettering
Dayton
Charles F. Kettering
Van Fleet Heads Home After Korea Visit
Retired Gen. James A. Van Fleet left Seoul today by air for Tokyo and then home after a 13 day visit. He serves as honorary chairman of the American Korean Foundation and attended the opening of the Homes for Korea project. He commanded the U S Army in Korea during the war.
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Seoul
James A. van Fleet
Tokyo
van Fleet
Korea
U.S .Th Army
National Monument Proposed at Harpers Ferry Site
A national monument plan seeks to preserve Harpers Ferry famed for John Brown’s raid and Civil War fighting, highlighting its historical significance and potential educational value.
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Harpers Ferry
John Brown
Synchronized swimming class candidates meet at YMCA pool
The YMCA will host a rhythmic swimming class meeting tomorrow at 5 45 p m at the Y pool. Instructor Mrs Nancy Martin outlines rhythmic swimming as patterned movement to music to build endurance and rhythm and says the program aims for a full scale water show. Eligible women must have junior lifesaving credentials and YMCA membership from junior high to adult.
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YMCA
Nancy Martin
Martin
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