Unusual Items Sought by Hospitals Across Cleveland Area
The Amerdean Red Cross chapters urge donations of unusual items for Cleveland hospitals. Crile Memorial seeks metal mirrors for veterans with artificial limbs to practice walking. Used overcoats and jackets are requested by the Marine Hospital for patient transport to occupational therapy. The State Hospital for mental patients makes a striking plea for unusual items.
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Amerdean Red Cross
Cday
Cleveland
Andour Sherman
A. la Richwene
Red Cross
Red Crosse
Crose
Lego
Tewsitt
Qvercoals Marine Hospital
Veterans Occupational Therapy Headquarters
State Hospital
Hospital Donation Drive Seeks Supplies for Crile Patients
Elyria Red Cross asks for eight music stands six singing cages a goldfish tank and dress scraps to be converted into screen nets. The committee will provide hospital games this month and arrange pickup through Mrs A B Richwine at 12456 to deliver items to Crile Hospital.
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TUR Vhe Elyria Committee
Beospitals
Crile Hospital
A. B Richwine
Red Cross
Carlisle Elect New Officers For Circle One
Mrs Robert W Meyer and Mrs Jacob S Myers hosted a luncheon at the former home for Circle One members. Rev Eugene Thompson attended as guest. Officers elected for the coming year include chairman Mrs Charles McKelvey and vice chairman Ava Pitkin. Meetings set for the second Tuesday each month. next meeting February 11 at Mrs Alexander's LaPorte home with Mrs Frank Rhoads assisting.
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Carlisle
Robert W. Meyer
Jacob S. Myers
Eugene Thompson
Circle One
Robert Alexander Arting Pal
Charles McKelvey
Ava Pitkin
Prank South
Sunshine
Sam Stevenson
Alexander
Ways and Means
Lester Bowen
Meyer
Alexandar
I¢ LaPorte
Frank Rhoads
Arrest Made In Black Dahlia Murder Case
Daniel Voorhees, an Army veteran, confessed with a five word statement I did kill Beth Short and was taken into custody in Los Angeles on suspicion of the 22 year old Elizabeth Short murder The police awaited further statements from another confessor who promised to surrender today The case follows the mutilated body found in a lovers lane prompting wide public attention and police scrutiny
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Daniel
Voorhees
Elizabeth Short
Bony
Phoenix
Aziz
Beth Short
Warner
Burt Ewart
Seventeen Injured in Cleveland Streetcar Crash
Seventeen persons were injured, six seriously, when a crowded Cleveland streetcar collided with a double trailer gasoline truck. The forward trolley unit was crushed, the truck’s rear trailer overturned, spilling about 2900 gallons of gasoline with no fire reported. Thirty percent of special funds for upgrading purt facilities will be diverted to a hospital aid program.
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Cueveland
Perssons
Olive Tablets Promote Bile Flow and Digestive Comfort
A vintage medical ad extols Olive Tablets as a pure vegetable remedy by Dr F M Edwards to stimulate bile flow and aid digestion. It claims benefits for constipation and regularity and invites readers to test their goodness tonight with directions and drugstore availability.
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Dr. Edwarda
F. M. Edwarda
Ohio Vets Bonus Financing Sparks Senate Hearings
Ohio veterans groups clash over how to fund a World War II and World War I bonus. Proposals include real estate taxes, state surplus funds, or sales tax revenues, with support from the American Legion, VFW, and DAV. A second hearing was planned for next Tuesday as figures range from 325 to 500 million dollars.
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Kumumbus
Ohio
Senate
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Senate Military Affairs
Legion
Fred G. Reiners
Hamilton
Wuld
Reiners
Hall
David M. Brown
DAV
Eign
Cincinnati
Ed. D. Schorr
Legionnaire
Levy Schorr
Miners Health Funds Top Fifteen Million Dollars Paid
Washington reports more than 15.5 million dollars has been paid into health and welfare funds of the United Mine Workers under government royalty terms for a five cent per ton benefit. Bituminous funds may top 20 million by June 1947, while trustees for the anthracite fund prioritize death payments. Lewis guides surveys on benefits as the government holds funds and plans to return mines to private ownership by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
Anthracite Fund
Lewis
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Black Dahlia
Obio
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Louis Easterbrook
Oberlin Road
West Ave
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Schotz
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Pauline and
Berta Pinyard
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March OF Dimes
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SHOP
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W. Bridge Sr
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Mohawk - Armstrong - Alexander-Smith
Axminster Wilton
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