First National Congress On Medical Quackery Set For Fall In Washington
Edward F. Willenberg of the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati will attend the First National Congress on Medical Quackery in Washington D C on October 6 and 7. The AMA Department of Investigation conceived and will co sponsor with the Food and Drug Administration. Federal officials, AMA leaders, and health organizations will participate. State and county medical societies are urged to send representatives.
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First National Congress
Washington
Academy
Washington, D. C
Robert E. Howard
American Medical Association
Department of Investigation
Department
National Congress
The
Food and Drug Administration
AMA
AMA House of Delegates
July County Recorder reports month activities
Clermont County Recorder William Shebasta released the July activity report. Deeds recorded 266 versus 320 in June. Mortgages 322 totaling 3,298,486 down from 4,060,274. CATELL mortgages 822 up from 775. Fees collected 2,626.51 versus 2,863.51.
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Clermont County
William Shebasta
River Downs Spring Meeting Attendance Drops in 1961
River Downs reports figures from its 44 day meet ending July 15 showing attendance at 190933 a 72 drop from 1960 and handle at 9832397 down 57. Racing secretary Pat Farrell produced nine race programs with 1100 thoroughbreds. W D Lucas set a new all time winning record with 58 wins despite five suspension days while Herb Stevens notched 33 victories. Leading owners included Lillian Bayliff and Horace Wise with Old Cash earning 8270. The meet produced two dead heats and four horses tying for most wins with four each.
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River Downs Management
River Downs’ Mutual
River Downs
F. G
Pat” Farrell
W. D. Lucas
Herb K. Stevens
Lucas
Sturgis
Bill
Billy Sackett
Stevens
Craig Nicholson
Elwood Eades
Lillian Bayliff
Horace J. Wise
Tri-State
Cincinnati
Gale Osborne
Owen Rainwater
Pats Folly
Armando Marrero
Beckys Lock
Harry Holcomb
Court Charge
Johnny W. Dunn
Tom’s Star
Farm Club Meets At Kain Residence
East Hill Farm Club met at Wilma Kain home on August 3 with Lena Mueller leading the program. Lena won one contest while Mrs Buschbacker won the other. attendees included Rose Moore of Dayton Mar ede Kain of Chicago and Susan Underwood. Estella Moore reported the next meeting will be a midday covered dish dinner at Lena Budo’s in September.
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AFTON
Lena Mueller
East Hill
Readers Support Welfare Help Over Perceived Failures
A reader from Batavia writes in support of Welfare aid after her husband left, saying the Welfare Department helped her family during hardship and criticizing the local police for not enforcing child support. She urges stronger enforcement and notes sympathy from Welfare workers despite broader critique of welfare cases.
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Welfare Department
Joseph Green
Batavia
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
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Gayle L Smith
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Lachance
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Batavia, Ohio
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Newtown
MT. Carmel
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Holy Trinity Church
Father Scanlan
Sixth St
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
Carew Tower
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