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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
3
A long list of science and trivia questions with answers covers topics from geography to birds and famous inventors. The item includes entries like last two telegraph cities Baltimore and Washington, and answers such as Benjamin Franklin and the turkey.
In Lumberton an elderly man, Grant, 69, faced sentencing in recorder's court for possessing four jars of corn liquor. He argued the liquor was for tea resin and pain, while the judge urged buying tax paid liquor. Grant could not pay costs and offered a quarter. the judge allowed probationary payment and release.
State Health Department data credit Cincinnati with the best venereal disease case finding record among Ohio cities. Health Commissioner Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach announced that in 1949, 124 primary and secondary syphilis cases were treated at city clinics, yielding 200 contacts traced and followed up through the department.
Attendance at venereal disease clinics fell from 11 170 in the first seven months of 1947 to 6 014 in the same period of 1950, a notable decline in patient numbers over the years.
The Girl Scouts of the U S A with 1 525 000 members are integrated into the nations defense program under a plan approved this week by James J Wadsworth Acting Director Civil Defense Office National Security Resources Board Washington D C Mrs C Vaughan Ferguson national president announced copies of the plan are being sent to 1 458 local units with a letter urging youth service and close cooperation with state and local civil defense authorities.
Defense leaders emphasize Girl Scouting as key to helping American girls lead normal moral lives amid current tensions. The plan of participation highlights the organization’s major role in guiding youth through these challenging times.
In San Francisco the University Explorer cautions thousands are losing sight to glaucoma, a serious eye disease often undetected. Dr. Robert N. Shaffer notes glaucoma as a leading cause of blindness and urges wider public awareness.
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