Ohio Senators Propose Uniform Municipal Court Act
In Columbus, June 15 AP Ohio lawmakers advance a plan to unify 39 distinct municipal court acts into a single 34 section act. The measure creates several new courts with Mt Vernon and Delaware counties gaining countrywide jurisdiction, and Washington Court House serving Fayette County. House action and other bills follow.
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Delaware
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cuyahoga
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Auglaize
Ohio State Defends Limitation of Medical Classes at Hearing
Ohio State University officials told the Ohio House rules committee that the medical school cannot rapidly expand class size due to insufficient facilities. President Bevis and Dean Dean cited hospital and instructional space upgrades, stating freshman quotas would rise from 84 to 150 in 1951 and 200 in 1952 while maintaining safeguards against excess enrollment.
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George B. Marshall
Franklin
American Medical Association
Ohio
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Doan
FEPC conference committee pushes report amid delay
Senate House FEPC conference committee members say they will retry to shape a report today balancing a House compulsory FEPC bill and a Senate education program. A modified compulsory plan to curb employment discrimination is included. One member notes delays aim to secure enough votes for Senate passage. If the report fails, the legislation dies this session. Separately a utility equipment ban bill failed to clear committee, sent to the graveyard.
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FEPC
House Commerce and Transportation Committee
Youngest Girl Pilot Set For 17th Birthday Plans
Barbara Jean Gibson, 14, of Xenia Ohio, has made two solo flights aiming to become America's youngest woman pilot. She cannot obtain a pilot license for three more years.
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Timken Co Gifts Molly Stark Sanatorium TV Set
The Timken Roller Bearing Co presented a $1000 television set with a 300 square inch screen to Molly Stark Sanatorium on Tuesday afternoon. The set will be kept in the recreation room of the main building. In the photo, Charles Cline Timken superintendent of masonry presents the gift to Mrs. Mary Dilson occupational therapist.
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Mary Dilson
Education Chief Warns Social Work Shortage Looms
Cleveland June 15 AP U S Commissioner of Education Earl J McGrath told the National Conference of Social Work that with current facilities it would take 50 years for social workers to meet demand. He cited 100000 welfare positions and that fewer than 60 universities offer more than one year of graduate social work study.
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U. S. Commissioner of Education
Earl J. McGrath
National Conference of Social Work
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Doctor Accepts Bad Check After Stitch Removal Incident
In Everett Massachusetts a local physician treated a patient who offered a $10 check for a $3 fee. The doctor gave $7 cash as change after discovering it cost him $1 per stitch to remove seven stitches from the patient’s arm. The check proved worthless.
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