Washington Calling on Mental Health Spending Debate
Washington hearing weighs federal funding for the National Mental Health program as advocates urge a rise from 7 million to 23 million dollars. Witnesses cite New York hospital expenditures, industry losses from mental illness, and high draft rejection rates to push urgency for more psychiatry research and care.
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Senate
National Futute of Mental Health
Aining
Arthur Bunker
New York
Cleveland
John Virden
Florce Powdermaker
Army
Veterans’ Administration
Charles Vaiter
Pats
Warren California
Youngdahl
Aliine
McMath
Arkansas
Nationalital Health Committee
Congressional heats hint at mental health funding
Hearings on health spending reveal calls to invest in keeping people well as senators from Alabama and Minnesota weigh the social burden. A remark about adding psychiatrists to Capitol Hill suggests growing attention to public mental health in a crisis era.
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Appropriations Committee
Sister Hill
Alabama
Edward Thye
Minnesota
Capitol Hill
Mary Martin
South Pacific
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
City Council Tackles Infrastructure and Relocation Updates
Council discussed long range sidewalk repairs and manhole fixes on Elm and Barker streets. A two way radio system for the Wellington Fire Department eyed at 700 dollars. Plans moved to relocate J Weber & Co to Kelly Street and begin new building construction pending foundation work. Community events commemorated the MecClellan anniversary and Legion activities proceeded with decorations, services, and a May 30 parade.
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G. S. Plug and Fitting Co
Belle-Vernon
Lnnts
Main Street
R A. Cordray
Tom Lauridon
Bighway
Maple Street
Sewer Committee
Herrick Avenue West
Ohio State Highway Department
ML C. Hagan
Ashland
Oscar Markel
Courtland Street
Aiayor A. B Jones
C H. Friend
League of Ohio Village Inc
Richard Ardray
Santarr Engineering
Columbus
Carroll Wight
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Gray
F. C. Wiles
Prospect Street
Cordray
Elm Street
Rady
Wagner
Berschoter
Barker Street
W. B. Brouse
Dellan
East Street
Brouses
Counct
J. Weber & Company
Phimbins—Heating
Jones
North Mein Street
Kelly Street
Legion Hall
Arthur C. MecClellan
Air
Clarence Buck
Barbara
Aliss Jean Sherman
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Lelang Flickinger
Leza Coates
Ray Coates
Elyria
George Ormerald
Amherst
Lucille Emerich
Oberlin
Frank MecCiellan
Deen McClean
Brighton
Lynne Coates
Don Koerber
Huntington
Dale Nell
Charles McClellan
Russell Buck
Betty Jamison
Joe Babitt
The
MicClellan’s
BM. L. Carpenter
Plans for Buddy Poppies sale announced by VFW
Hinkson Hysell Post 3341 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars reports arrangements for Buddy Poppies sales on Friday and Saturday. Cecil Johnson is general chairman and Mrs Florence Bixby co chairman for the Ladies Auxiliary. Poppies were made at Dayton Hospital by veterans in rehabilitation. About 60 percent of proceeds stay in Elyria to aid veterans and families. the rest funds the National VFW Home and veteran makers. No administration costs.
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Hinkson-Hysell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alfred Hosler
Cecil Johnson
Florence Bixby
Hinkson-Hssell
Dayton Hospital
Johnson
Elyria
Natonal
VFW
Registration Surges for Y Camp as Summer Plans Unfold
Early warm weather triggers a flood of 110 camp registrations at Isee-See-Kes. Elyria youths and nearby cities lead the prep as facilities host 465 campers for a 50 day season starting June 16. Open house days are June 10 and July 8 with tours along the Vermilion River.
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Elyna
YMCA
Harrie Stevick
Stevick
Loos
Vermilion River
Troguos
Wyancote
Huron
Erie
Kelley Island
Elyria
Return of the Little China Dog Stirs South Amherst
In South Amherst the small brown china dog once placed on the grave of two year old George Roe at Evergreen cemetery has been missing for two weeks. J Ruth the cemetery sexton notes he last saw it years ago and believes only his mowing touched the grave recently. The community recalls the dog as a cherished keepsake from the Roe family.
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South Amherst
Evergreen Cemetery
George Roe
Samuel Roe
J. Ruth
Cemetery Dog Memorial Sparks Return Request
A family describes their pet dog as a precious memorial and asks for its return to the cemetery plot. They believe the person who moved it will bring it back once they hear its story.
Schwerer promoted to technical sergeant in the Army
T. G. Schwerer rises from staff sergeant to technical sergeant in the Army according to family word. He is stationed in Japan and will transfer to Kunson Korea. Parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Schwerler and wife Mrs T G Schwerer and daughter Margie live at 224 Winckles Street.
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T. G. Schwerer
Inakan
Japan
Kunson
Korea
Gordon Schworler
T. G. Senuorer
Margie
Winckles Street
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