Mental Patient Transfer Aired
Columbus Aug 1 United press proposed regulations to let the state supervise care of mental patients in private hospitals were discussed at a Columbus conference attended by about 100 hospital and mental institution representatives. Dr Howard Fabing of Christ Hospital Cincinnati objected saying psychiatry is in constant change and cannot be fixed by rules. He proposed dividing the state into inspection areas to handle malodorous situations. Delegates urged annual reports and an advisory committee of institution representatives with the division of mental hygiene to draft workable regulations.
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Columbus
State Division of Mental Hygiene
Howard Fabing
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio Hospital Association
Henry Ader
The
Division of Mental Hygiene
Council Dodges Salary Bill In Secret Meeting Hours
MASSILLON August 1 eighteen city employes waited as council refused open discussion of a proposed selective salary adjustment bill. A secret committee of the whole was convened after a short open session during which two routine finance measures passed. The measure was sent back to the finance committee while a police petition for a $35 weekly raise and a 40 hour week were debated. A separate ordinance authorized $60,000 in general obligation bonds for a new fire station and station repairs with updated bond dates. An additional transfer of 1,220 from contingency funds supported departmental incidental expenses.
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Massillon
S. Robert Weirich
Robert D. Taggart
Finance Committee
Taggart
Council
Carl Brown
C. W. Snyder
Robert K. Willison
U S Traveler May Set Record This Year
Washington reports a likely postwar travel boom with an estimated 345000 Americans visiting Europe and the United Kingdom. They will spend about 220 million abroad and 93000000 on foreign transport. Marshall Plan campaigns and eased rules boost cross ocean travel. but accommodations will be about half of 1939 levels, with 11000 today versus 23000 then, yet higher utilization per space across American and foreign lines.
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Washington
U. S
Europe
United Kingdom
ECA
John Forney Rudy
National Federation of American Shipping
Rudy
High-Pitched Sound Slows Cancer Growth in Lab Work
Researchers at the Rand Foundation in Cleveland are using high pitched sound to kill or slow cancerous tissue. Their lab equipment can batter tissue at one million times a second, aiming for three million. Piezo-electric crystals focus the energy within an eighth inch circle.
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Cleveland
Rand Foundation
Rand Laboratory
Weirton Bows To Court Edict
PITTSBURGH August 1 AP Weirton Steel Co bowed to a court order and will withdraw recognition of the Weirton Independent Union Inc The circuit court found the two corporations and 12 individuals violated a 1943 decree by failing to dissolve the independent union About 10 000 employees at Weirton and Steubenville plants are affected The company will keep wage and benefit provisions through a contract with the union for now Emplo yees will be free to join any union within three months unless a labor board election settles the matter
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Pittsburgh
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton Independent Union
Weirton
Weirton Independent Union, Inc
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Steel Corp
T. E. Millsop
Labor Board
Weirton and Steubenville, O
Hitler's Last Days Film Planned By Musmanno Judge
Pittsburgh dispatch reports G W Pabst will direct The Last Ten Days a film portraying Adolf Hitler's final days It is based on a book by Judge Michael A Musmanno who helped gather war crimes trial facts The production will be shot in Vienna with an authentic bunker set built to mirror Berlin notes
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Pittsburgh
Adolph Hitler
Michael A. Musmanno
G. W. Pabst
Pabst
Greta Garbo
Nurnberg
Vienna
Berlin
Boy Rides 11,000 Miles on Horseback to School
Jimmy Willox, 14, earned his eighth grade diploma after traveling more than 11,000 miles on horseback over eight years to reach school. Averaging five days a week for eight months yearly, the Willox ranch sits about 20 miles south of Douglas, Wyoming.
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Douglas, Wyo
Jimmy Willox
Jimmy
Boston
San Francisco
Willox Ranch
Douglas
Rural soil conservation effort reported by Carroll County board
Carroll County farmers with the soil conservation district laid out 1400 acres of contour strip cropping in six months. They planted four miles of rosa multi flora living fencing, over 60 acres in trees, and 273 acres of improved pasture. Twenty five more farmers listed with approved conservation plans. backlog of about 100 applications remains. Ohio 4-H leaders to hear Mrs. Dwight Yoder of Navarre at Columbus advisers conference August 1 to 3.
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Carroll County
Soil Conservation District Board
Ralph McIntire
Ohio
Dwight Yoder
Navarre
Columbus
Yoder
67 Year Old Hobo King Davis Says He’s Had Enough
Jeff Davis known as the king of the hobos says wanderlust is a terrible thing after traveling over 3 000 000 miles including six trips around the world He is in good shape at 67 and now focuses on lobbying He wants a Congress bill to fund a two week government sponsored vacation for restless youths to travel safely He notes hobos now ride trains buses and planes and he sees no trace of communism among hobos while describing freight hopping as true democracy
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Davis
Jeff Davis
The
Hobos
Hobo King
Knights of the Road
Hobos of America, Inc
Jeff
Alliance Bond Issue Ruled Out
Alliance's plan for a new fire truck suffered a setback when city solicitor William T. Martin ruled the $10,000 bond issue passed July 17 was improperly voted. State law requires a three-fourths council majority, and the 5-to-2 vote did not meet that threshold. Plans called for a $28,000 truck with $20,000 from the Held Memorial fund to cover excess funds.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
William T. Martin
Held
Thirteen Register Or Transfer To Vote at Stark County
Thirteen persons appeared at the Stark County board of elections Monday night to register or transfer for the November election during extra hours. Seven had moved and needed to transfer voting places, while six were 21 or had not voted in four consecutive elections, said Leroy T. Shirack, chief clerk. Offices will stay open Friday nights until 8:30 and every subsequent Monday and Friday night until registration closes.
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Hirteen
Stark County Board of Elections
Leroy T. Shirack
Canton bandleader fined for speeding in Alliance
Peter Radakovich, 24, of Canton, was fined 50 and costs and jailed three days after a speeding incident in Alliance. He was arrested for driving 60 mph at 6 15 p m Saturday near West Elyst and South Union avenues while leading the Balkan recording orchestra en route to Beaver Falls engagements.
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Repository Bureau
Canton
Alliance
Beaver Falls
Peter Radakovich
Homewood Ave
W. Elyst
S. Union Ave
Radakovich
Balkan Recording Orchestra
Attorney Calls Income Tax Political Mistake
Attorney Russell Burt denounced a city income tax as one of the greatest political mistakes in history. He spoke to the Optimist Club at the Onesta Hotel opposing Chester Seran's tax advocacy and argued the amendment would redistribute wealth and impose higher, unjustified graduated taxes, citing Toledo's higher tax outcome.
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Russell Burt
Optimist Club
Onesta Hotel
Chester Seran
Burt
Toledo
Carroll County buys heavy-duty truck for highway department
Carroll County Commissioners approved purchase of a 214-ton truck for the highway department. The net cost, after trading in a 2-ton truck, was 3700 dollars.
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Carroll
Carrollton
Carroll County
White Motor Co Profits Gained in First Half of 1950
White Motor Co reports six months 1950 net profit of 1,466,912 equal to 2.13 a share amid provisions. Sales for the period reach 44,417,989 versus 39,685,876 in the prior year.
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Cleveland
The
White Motor Co
Stolen toy station wagon reported in neighborhood
Mrs Harold Wright of 3018 30th street NE reported to the sheriff that a toy station wagon valued at 25 dollars was stolen recently from the yard of her residence.
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Harold Wright
30Th St
Sheriff's Office
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