Minor Changes Made In Plans For NL Hospital Expansion
New London Hospital Board and architect Herb Visnapuu revised the addition plan. After state and federal review the project awaits approval to access a $20,000 grant, with $180,000 total funds toward a $300,000 goal. The plan seeks a two floor addition with surgery and diagnostic facilities on the first level and 14 more beds on the second, current funds cover only the first floor. eight beds are in the hospital now.
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NL Hospital
New London
New London Hospital
New London Hospital Board
Columbus
Archi
Gladys Thomas
Man Burned By Paint Brush At Home
Walter Sardonoff, 38, of 82 West Main, treated at Fisher-Titus Hospital after a paint brush being cleaned near a water heater caught fire. He sustained second degree burns to a leg and hand with no property damage. Other injuries included a Wakeman woman burned by a stove explosion and several workers hurt in industrial accidents.
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West Main Street
Fisher- Titus Hospital
Walter Sardonoff
W. Main
Sazdonoff
Wakeman
Rosemary Molesky
Thomas Kessler
Sandusky
Clevite-Harris
Barbara Burrey
Kroger’s
Thomas Weisenberger
Woodward
Billy Webb
Superior Coach
Meet Your Man in the Classifieds Business Services
Classified section promotes checking Business Services to find a serviceman or repairman. It emphasizes available professionals and how to locate the right contractor in the listings.
Hough Pays Tribute To Riot Victims In Parade
In Cleveland a large noisy parade down Hough avenue honored four people who died in last summer's riots. Organizers Lewis G. Robinson and Baxter Hill led the march, with a permit secured after a lengthy fight with city officials and Mayor Ralph Lochner.
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Hough
Cleveland
UPI
Hough Avenue
William Tofant
Martin Luther King
Lewis G. Robinson
Baxter Hill
Robinson
Ralph Locher
Pocket Tear Gas Guns Spark Accidental Injuries
FDA reports several accidental injuries from pocket tear gas devices. A Minneapolis doctor discharged a cartridge into his hand thinking it a spray. A Missouri boy lost vision in one eye after mistaking a tear gas device for a flashlight. A secretary fired a device, injuring her palm, thinking it was a mechanical pencil. An Ohio incident occurred when heat exposure caused an accidental discharge.
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Food and Drug Administration
Minneapolis
Missouri
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio
Firelands Camp Receives A Rating for Excellence
The Firelands Area Council Boy Scouts earned an A rating for the Bir mingham camp after a Region Four inspection led by Major Randolph Morris USAF Cincinnati. The review covered one hundred items from camp records to health and safety features. The July 19 inspection list included Ralph Bache Leonard H Dricks William Barber Paul H Pheiffer Dr Donald D James R McGinty and others. McGinty was cited for parking on a roadway and taken to Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after claiming a diabetic attack. Miller and Robert Wilke of Sandusky assisted the team.
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Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts
Birmingham
Randolph Morris
United States Air Force
Cincinnati
Ohio
Morris
Ralph Bache
Norwalk
Leonard H. Dricks
Huron
William Barber
Wellington
Paul H. Pheiffer
Donald D
James R. McGinty
Schauss
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Prospect St
Monroeville
Star View Drive
West
John Wayne
the War Wagon
I Technicolor
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Kirk Douglas
Richard Elke
Sylva Johnson
Goriber
HST
Green
Arong Leigh Technicolor
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UPI Telephoto
Firelands
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Robert Wilke
Cedar Point
SEARS
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DE Sandusky, Ohio
AIR Mail
Milan Ave
East Main ST
Netro Goldwyn Myer
Avenneth Hyman
Boee
Ining Lee
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