Report Advises Elimination of 4 State Boards
The Sherrill committee urged Governor Davey to abolish the State Boards of Cosmetology and Barber Examiners as they tax two industries and burden the public. It said their creation produced little public health value and unnecessary costs. Created in 1933, abolition requires legislative action. The panel also urged abolishing the State Board of Housing and suggested the Ohio State Planning Board be kept only until needed.
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Columbus
Sherrill
Davey
Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
State Board of Housing
Ohio State Planning Board
State boards face reorganization and funding changes
A legislative committee urged eliminating the State water conservation board and shifting its duties to the State Department of Public Works. The report cites potential annual net savings of $12,719 by trimming wasteful boards while boosting funding for useful ones like the State Medical board. It also notes inspection and equipment shortfalls requiring action and recommends a $3,000 rise in the medical board’s annual appropriation, with similar revenue increases anticipated for the state dental board starting January 1, 1936.
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State Water Conservation Board
State Department of Public Works
State Medical Board
State Dental Board
Typhoid Gains In Flood Area
CAMBRIDGE Aug 30 A typhoid fever epidemic advances in the Ohio flood area with 18 cases reported, 13 in Cambridge. Red Cross disaster director Charles W. Carn says two clinics will run nine hours daily to immunize Guernsey county residents. WPA will cover doctor bills, Red Cross hospital bills and nurse support. Dr William B Deckleine arrived to help trace infection sources.
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Cambridge
Ohio
Charles W. Carn
American Red Cross
Guernsey County
C.C Stillman
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Carr
Red Cross
William B Dckleine
The
State boards praised for effectiveness in officials report
The report lauds the State Board of Pharmacy as effective and economical while noting a need for clearer laws. It finds Embalmers and Funeral Directors lax on college standards and separate licensing harms efficiency. The Registration for professional engineers and surveyors and the board of architects receive favorable remarks.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Sheiill
State Board of Optimetry
Board of
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
State Board of Registration For Professional Engineers and Surveyors
Board of Architects
India’s Passive Attitude Toward Abuse Noted
An observer laments the old mental attitude of Indians, who observe abuses and draw conclusions yet take no corrective action. He notes a lack of febrile zeal to reform seen in other regions.
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India
Seattle Rail System Turns Loss To Gain
Seattle's municipal railroad system posted its first yearly profit in several years for the year ending July 1, with receipts exceeding expenditures by 97,736.53. The prior year showed a net loss of 22,876.92, also for the year ending July 1, 1934. No payments were made on the purchase contract during either year.
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Seattle
Albert K. Pierce
Puget Sound Power Co. and Maritime Notes
Puget Sound Power Co. once owned the system. Germany has coordinated every detail, even placing God in his role. Among sea barnacles, Scalpellum stands out with large specimens being female and males as tiny attached parasites.
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Puget Sound Power Co
Germany
God
New Dress Fashions in Misses and Women Sizes
Fashion notices advertise new dress styles with prices 16.50 and 19.75 for misses and women sizes. The item list highlights affordable, up-to-date garments aimed at female shoppers.
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Clariphane Hose
Paris
Istyle Center
Reetem
Ana ‘An Shea
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle
the Dobbs
Lews
Colony
Dobbs
Hudson