Doctors Sense Criticism Of Columbus Doctors Panel Finds Medical Field A Closed Shop
A Columbus survey on what residents think of local physicians, conducted for the Columbus Academy of Medicine, labels the profession a closed shop with high fees and limited access. Over 350 doctors and spouses attended. panelists urge improved transparency, fewer delays, and more community engagement.
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Clumbus
Columbus Academy of Medicine
F. Gerald Ensley
North Broadway Methodist
Frank Dunbar
Columbus Bar Association
Orville Jones
Ohio C. I. O. Council
Don E. Weaver
The
Columbus Citizen
Columbus
Dr. Ensley
Dunbar
Jones
Weaver
Former Sen Ball in Dennison Crash
Former U S senator Joseph H Ball of Minnesota and two family members were injured when a truck hit their car near Dennison Ohio five miles east on Route 36 in Tuscarawas County. Mrs Ball sprained ankle bruises and Sarah Ball 9 unhurt. Peter 16 bruised leg. Truck driver Theodore Galles Pittsburgh arrested for driving on the wrong side of the road.
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New Philadelphia
Joseph H. Ball
U. S
Minnesota
Dennison
Ball
Peter
Sarah
Theodore Galles
Pittsburgh
Tuscarawas County
Emsley to officiate at Barber Shop quartet contest
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Emsley and daughter Edith will travel to Buffalo for the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America convention and quartet contest on June 10 and 11. Emsley, on the international board, will serve as secretary to 12 judges and join the panel selecting the Veterans Administration Hospital quartet winner from recordings submitted by 126 hospitals.
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James H. Emsley
Edith
Waynesburg Rd
Buffalo
Emsley
Veterans Administration Hospital
Veterans
Robertsville Firemen Plan Second Annual Homecoming
The Robertsville Volunteer Fire Department led by Chief Lucius Geib prepares a three day homecoming on July 14 15 and 16 at Robertsville School grounds featuring music by several high school bands.
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Robertsville
Twelve School Painting Contracts Awarded By Board
The Board of Education awarded twelve summer painting contracts totaling 19 172.45 to the lowest bidders after competitive bidding. Projects include Summit, Woodland, Gibbs, Belle Stone, Baxter, Harter, Hartford, Washington, Fairmount, Timken High, and Fawcett Stadium work. The board will seek bids on waterproofing Martin School and brick repair. a contractor group urged careful bidder qualification.
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Board of Education
Summit School
Louis Albert Decorating Co
Woodland Senior School
Gibbs
Ralph H. Meyers
Belle Stone
Woodland Junior
Baxter
G. C. Tritsch
Aldridge & Totten
Fawcett Stadium
Lane Decorating Co
Martin School
Canton Branch
Burglary Trial in Cincinnati Uses 11 Jurors
In Cincinnati the burglary trial of David Blackwell and James Trower proceeds with 11 jurors after the court dismissed a woman juror when her policeman brother was revealed as a witness.
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Cincinnati
David Blackwell
James Trower
Calvert Switches Partners to Calvert Distillers
Ed K. Young and his partner announce they switched to Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey. The brand markets itself as a 86.8 proof liquor with 65 percent grain neutral spirits, produced by Calvert Distillers Corp in New York City.
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Moe Robbins
New York
Calvert Reserve
ED K. Young
Calvert
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
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