Bricker Rules On Pay Patient Law Bricker Rules On Pay
In Columbus April 15 the state welfare department has no legal authority under the pay patient law to collect for inmate support in county detention hospitals from inmates or relatives. Attorney General John W. B. ruled in an opinion to Welfare Director Marzet Altman, reaffirming that the law lists only certain state institutions for charges. Detention hospitals are county established and operated, not subject to state charges, and the opinion reiterates the state may not collect for patients sent to detention facilities.
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Clean Up Dr French Advises Elyrians on Health and Litter
Dr. G French Elyria health commissioner outlines Clean-Up Week aims and health benefits. He urges residents to collect and haul away riverbank rubbish after drains and measures to reduce fly breeding, including water holes and stagnant debris.
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Crusading for a Lost Cause in Early Nomination Debates
A fragmented, unclear report outlines attempts by a Democratic hopeful named Dengenathi to gain recognition in a quixotic bid. It notes unfamiliarity with his policies, mixed national interest, and the challenge of mobilizing support across states. The piece hints at cautious optimism about his potential impact within a crowded field.
Fragmented verse on public life and fashion hazards
A garbled excerpt discusses congressmen and statesmen facing reputational risks from attire and public image. It alludes to plain talk, plain dress, and risks of scandal in media, hinting at how profiles may suffer from sartorial judgments. The obscured text references journals and the dilemma of staying true while appealing to audiences.
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First Big Day In The Countryside And Baseball Hope
The piece reflects on spring arrival and the daily urge to see a major league pennant, noting fans’ hopes and skepticism about weather and economic forecasts. It questions experts, suggesting another uncertain year for baseball expectations.
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What Are A Writer's Best Years in Literature
A fragmented discussion on peak creative periods for writers and artists. It cites figures like De Morgan and Twain, notes mid career peaks and late bloomers, and touches on shifting tastes, historical assessments, and the notion that age’s effect on output varies by author. It also spoofs pop culture and politics with scattered aphorisms.
Avon Ladies Aid Plans Meeting in Avon Ohio
The Avon Ladies Aid will meet at the church on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Moser entertained the Herald Circle of the M E Church at the church this afternoon. Brief items note visits by local residents including Edward Herbert of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gourd, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Walker among others.
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New York Day by Day in Experimental Evening Scene
A vivid fragment portrays New York cultural life with mentions of Maxwell, Paris spots, and a crowded social scene. It references prominent figures like Miriam Hopkins and Dorothy Parker, a bustling East Side mansion, and ongoing trade amid superstitions and shifting rooms. The piece evokes a Chaplinesque, urban portrait with theatrical chatter and salon atmosphere.
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Anniversaries and Today in History Reminders
A collage of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays lists figures such as Horace Porter, Henry James, Bliss Carman, and Daniel Es, noting births and deaths across the 19th and 20th centuries. Also includes Today in History items from 1817 to 1910 and reflections on independent character and travel.
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Taken From Our Files: City Diary Notes and Incidents
A scrambled digest notes public activities, a police incident on West Fifteenth Street, a liquor charge, and local civic updates. It mentions street signs, Chamber of Commerce work, a shooting injuring a man by an Elrria officer, a court appearance, feeding numbers for the season, and Lorain County requests.
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Clothing Projects Discussed in Cleveland Meeting
Four-H Club clothing projects for girls and for women will be the focus at a Cleveland gathering Saturday. Miss Alice Bird of Lorain County extension will attend, led by Eunice Teal, Ohio State University extension specialist. The meeting centers on Four-H Club projects as the season starts.
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Three Lorain County inmates approved for parole
Three inmates from Lorain County are among 49 recommended for parole. Frank Green, convicted of robbery, is slated for parole on June 1. Eddie Crosby, once charged with grand larceny, will have his case referred to Michigan on or after June 1, 1938 and, if not needed, extended to August 1938. his grand larceny sentence is to be referred to New York after June 1 and, if not needed there, continued to August 1956.
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Officials powerless to help applicants in juror selection
Officials, however, are powerless to aid applicants as they cannot legally exclude certain names from the juror wheel. The ruling limits their ability to influence who may sit on juries.
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Bee Freezo the Coldspot Robot in Sears Window
A playful note indicates Bee Freezo the Coldspot robot will be in Sears window every after noon this week, drawing shoppers with a friendly display and product showcase.
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