Georgia Fires 13 Doctors at State Hospital
Thirteen of the 15 doctors at Georgia’s large mental hospital were fired yesterday after resignations were rejected by Welfare Director Jack Forrester who pledged to bring in 13 new physicians. The move followed a months long dispute over leadership at the Milledgeville facility, with eviction threats and a political clash between state officials and the hospital staff. Two aging doctors remained, both in fragile health.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Georgia
T. G. Peacock
Jack Forrester
Forrester
Peacock
T. A. Dechman
G. L. Echols
J. R. Harland
Imports Called Threat To Pottery Pay Rates
Joseph M. Wells of the Homer Laughlin China Co said wage cuts may be the only way for the American pottery industry to meet cheap foreign ware. The U S Office of Domestic Commerce warned of heavy foreign competition and Wells endorsed federal view. He noted gains in mechanization but warned wage differentials could force pay reductions.
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East Liverpool
Joseph M. Wells
Homer Laughlin China Co
United States Office of Domestic Commerce
Wells
Denison U Speaker Links Science to Good
Denison University in Granville Ohio awarded 287 diplomas at its 116th graduation, the largest class in the school’s history, as IBM Education Director Dr. Dwayne Orton urged that scientists ask if inventions will help humanity. Five honorary degrees were conferred. He said education is the greatest hope to bridge the gap between material achievement and human relations.
Air Is A Mixture Of Gases Not A Chemical Compound
Air consists of nitrogen oxygen argon carbon dioxide and small amounts of other gases. It is a heterogeneous mixture whose components retain distinct properties and can be separated by physical methods.
Youth Hurt In Fight At Night Owl Cafe
Robert Emmert, 19, of Hartville was treated at Mercy Hospital for eye bruises and a possible nose fracture after a fight at the Night Owl cafe on Waynesburg road SE, according to the sheriff's office.
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Robert Emmert
Hartville
Mercy Hospital
Night Owl Cafe
Waynesburg Rd
Sheriff's Office
Lewis Seeks Supreme Court Aid In Coal Strike Fights
Washington June 7 AP John L Lewis led United Mine Workers in two legal fights to the Supreme Court over 1948 coal strikes. Contempt fines total 1.4 million dollars for the union and 20 thousand for Lewis for delaying a court order to halt a pension strike. The second case seeks reversal of a May 27 NLRB ruling deeming the union shop clause illegal in the contract with captive mines owned by steel companies.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Lewis
U.S. Court of Appeals
T. Alan Goldsborough
Welly Hopkins
Court of Appeals
Contagion Cases Listed by City Health Dept
Twenty contagion cases were reported last week to the city health department per Dr W A Scott health commissioner. The tally includes twelve measles six scarlet fever and two chicken pox cases.
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City Health Department
W. A. Scott
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Herman Talmadge
Dechman
State Social Security Board
the Sanitary Milk CO
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Robert Bardwell
Robert Maxwell
Nicholas Consentino
William Jacobs
Donald Heisler
June Fuelling
Bonnie Ruff
Brush-Moore News Service
Akron
Cleveland
Youngstown
Greyhound Bus Depot
2Nd St., SW
Greyhound
DR. G. R. Fitz
Optometrist
N. Market Ave
DIAL
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Elgin
Waltham
Bulova
Gruen
Hamilton
Winton
Canton
Ohio
van Heusen
Helio
Sox
Market Avenue
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