Dr Jacob Coons of Ohio State Dies at 77
Dr Jacob Jones Coons emeritus professor of medicine at Ohio State University died at his Columbus home aged 77. A native of Washington D C he began practice in 1904 joined OSU as assistant professor in 1916 became full professor in 1924 and was a member of the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Medical Association among other societies.
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Seaman Still Serves On Constellation
Boston area 68 year old Medford father of 12 works as a rigger aboard the U S Frigate Constellation. He served as an apprentice seaman in 1897 making him the yard’s lone veteran from the ship’s early days. The Constellation built in 1797 was decommissioned in 1893 and re commissioned by F D Roosevelt in 1940.
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Crops Across Ohio Win Good Harvest Conditions
Ohio farmers report wheat near completion with strong yields except in western counties hit by spring rains. Corn tassels well, oats soon harvested. hay crops clover and timothy good in west. Soybeans tomatoes sugar beets pastures strong. sprayed fruit good unsprayed average in southwest. Apples peaches grapes expected in Ashland and northeast. Week ending July 24 saw light variable rain, central and eastern counties received heavier showers. Northern areas slightly cooler, lakefront warmth 1 2 degrees above normal.
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Youth Speaks Mind On Old Home Town
Pierre South Dakota survey of 550 high school juniors finds a majority want to improve their good old home towns. Students from smaller towns were most critical of their communities in the cross sectional study.
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Community critiques and youth recreation needs voiced
Citizens lament limited community cooperation and recreation facilities, noting snobbishness and racial intolerance. They urge better youth programs, swimming pools, tennis courts, and gym facilities, while criticizing excess social clubs and untapped treasury funds. A Jacksonville note reveals a childish letter about street asphalt. In Beechwood a tavern robbery nets $100 from patrons and $566 from others before a pistol-wielding stranger departs. Memphis fire alarm misreads sunlight on a red tile roof at St Peters orphanage.
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