Congress Faces Clash Over Secret Loyalty Files
A Senate subcommittee presses President Truman for access to loyalty files from the State Department FBI and Civil Service Commission to probe Communist accusations. Truman refuses, raising constitutional limits between branches and outlining possible contempt steps and court battles that could reach the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
FBI
Civil Service Commission
Subcommittee
Executive
President Truman
U.S
Courts
Dean Acheson
Harry Mitchell
J. Howard McGrath
Committee
Executive Branch
Acheson
Mitchell
McGrath
U.S. Supreme Court
Fingerprint Evidence Fuels Courtroom Conspiracy
Azalea Palmer hires private detective Martin Queripel to challenge fingerprint evidence in her fiancé Paul Moody's alleged murder of her father. The case hinges on a lab fingerprint man and a police officer Kelso, with Azalea revealing crucial clues about calls to the crime scene. Queripel plans to consult the lab and seek Moody’s consent to proceed, while the group weighs possible misquotations in prints. Local tensions rise as trust and motive come into focus.
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Paul Moody
Azalea Palmer
Martin Queripel
Araica
Queripel
Isaac Newton
Azalea
Paul
Harley Kenyon
Kelso
Timothy O
Nelda Croft
Kenyon
O’hea
O'ea
Federal surplus food disposal costs soar and freight debated
The piece outlines the high costs of disposing excess federal food supplies including storage, shipping, and payroll for supervision. It notes plans to let states request relief distribution while questioning who will cover nationwide shipping expenses. It also mentions rising 1950 crop expectations and federal pressure on farms and schools.
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Federal Food Bank
Federal
Enactment to Bar Ex-officials From Private Legal Work
Senator Hugh Butler urges a two year ban on federal officials leaving office from representing private clients before their former agencies. He cites dealings by eminent officials and a Reconstruction Finance Corporation examiner, warning the temptation of abuses could undermine public confidence and invite skulduggery.
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Congress
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
Butler
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
E. Mer] Young
Roosevelt
Stay Well Back On Curvy Roads In Ohio Areas
The article warns that many crashes in rural and urban areas result from drivers following too closely and driving too fast. It urges maintaining a safe distance, signaling turns early, and adjusting speed on hills and curves to avoid rear-end collisions, noting costs hinder safer driving in Southeastern Ohio.
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Ohio
Linking National and State Issues in Government Thought
The passage argues against divorcing national and state issues as interdependent, urging voters to back Republican governance at local levels to curb deficit spending and empower taxpayers. It contends state and local failures feed national government evils and stresses consistency in protecting citizens.
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George V. Woodling
Oysters and Century Plants in a Long Island Ranch Tale
Boyle's Colony recounts 40 years in oyster farming on Long Island. Toner, operator of a 6000 acre bed, notes 700000 bushels in beds, annual storms and a 1938 hurricane that cost a quarter million bushels. He explains bed switching, long maturation, and strict water rules vs pollution. Pearls are rare and calcium-rich, while eating habits shift away from oysters.
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New York
Royal Tower
Toner
Long Island
Coney Island
Julius Caesar
Britain
Rome
Athens police pay raise urged by local editor
The Public Forum letter praises McIntosh for advocating higher police salaries and highlights the police response to a child’s acute asthma requiring an inhalator, noting the four minute delivery. The writer compares Athens to Nelsonville and urges the City Council to approve a raise, citing uniforms cost and service reliability.
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the Messenger
McIntosh
Athens
Nelsonville
Raymond Gibson
Statement on Route 78 accident near Glouster
Frank Burtnett of Glouster states the March 29 crash on Route 78 two miles east of town was caused by a snow squall that blinded him and drove his car to the opposite shoulder. He pleads guilty, arguing innocence despite the plea due to legal costs.
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the Messenger
Glouster
Early Rome High School Recall by Rome Township Native
A reader recalls the birth of Rome High School in Rome township. He describes the select free admission exam held by L C Crippen, the two room frame school on the hill, the early high school’s one room status, and classmates including Ben and Carl Pitcher.
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the Messenger
Rome High School
C. H. Harris
Rome
Guysville
L. C. Crippen
Rome Township
Ben
Carl Pitcher
Ewington Community Notices Mixed Local Moves and Visits
Miss Nettie Painter moved belongings from the Annse Cameron home to rooms in Vinton as Mrs. Cameron prepared for hospital surgery. Miss Pattie Terry stayed a week with Harry Denny at Sixteen. George Tyler traveled to Indiana to visit a sister and planned Texas relatives’ visit. Mrs. G H Norris of Charleston visited daughter and son in law A O Woodall. Woodall and George Tyler visited Lawrence Smiths near Albany. Rodney Sprouse helped test value for Bangs disease. Mrs Verna Woodall.
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Ewington
Nettie Painter
Annse Cameron
Vinton
Cameron
Pattie Terry
Harry Denny
George Tyler
Indianapolis
Texas
G. H. Norris
Charleston
A. O. Woodall
Lawrence Smiths
Albany
Rodney Sprouse
Verna Woodall
Quiz Hall By WILTON E HALL
Puzzle page offers ten questions across men women and teens with point values. Answers list shows garbled string but indicates a structured scoring scheme and category prompts for general knowledge.
Doctor's Comments on Nail Health and Diseases
The nails reflect general health and can be affected by skin diseases and injuries. Thickening, dull color, ridging, or horny growths have various causes from irritation to glandular diseases, while infections can cause whitlow or nail separation. Treatment targets the specific disease and may require addressing distant causes like diet or systemic illness.
Laurel Cliff Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Mark Stahl of Portsmouth spent a day with relatives. Mrs Louella Stahl was reported ill. Lester Brookover visited relatives in West Virginia. Marvin Cox left for Colorado. The Rev Leroy Heitz attended a district meeting in Zanesville. Mrs Pearl Parker.
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Laurel Cliff
Mark Stahl
Portsmouth
Louella Stahl
Lester Brookover
West Virginia
Marvin Cox
Colorado
Leroy Heitz
Zanesville
Pearl Parker
Television Schedule Fragments From Multiple Stations
A listing of station lineups and program times across WLW C Channel 3 WTVN WBNS and WSAZ detailing morning afternoon and evening shows including Judy Splinters Howdy Doody Kukla Fran & Ollie Captain Video Arthur Godfrey and boxing news with various time slots and channel notes.
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Wlw-C
Judy Splinters
OUP
aAclus
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Showroom
News Caravan
Theater
Photo News
Pauper
Penthouse
Cartoon Theater
Your Police Dept
Captain Video
Western Theater
Carnival of Music
Wsaz-Tv
Lucky Pup
Texas Slim
Bob Howard
Telenews Daily
Sports Almanac
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for Ohio Stations
A detailed listing of NBC WLW in Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus and several other stations with frequencies and a full day’s slate of programs. Notable shows include This Is Your Life, Burns and Allen, Sherlock Holmes, and Say It With Music, along with a mix of dramas, variety hours, quizzes, and kiddies time.
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ANEA
Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WCUI
Ohio University
Abe
Dhs
Abc-Weet
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Tropica
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Gildersleeve
Gregory Hood
Abe International Airport
Nbc-Tv
Abe Bing Crosby
Buzz Adlam Playroom
Abe Burns
Allen
Lawrence Welke
Abe Lum
Abner
Abc-Tv
Oklahoma Symphony
News
Abee
News & Variety
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NEA Service, Inc
Boyle
Hal Boyle
ORGI
Breckfast Foods
Carl
Kenneth Hayes
Crippen
Ada
Pittsburgh
A. W. Smith
Loveland, Ohio
Frank Burtnett Glouster
Wilton E. Hall
Hanover College
Northwestern University
Tulane University
Colgate University
Charles A. Lindbergh
Alexander
Albert
Augustus
Alvin
James A. Fitzpatrick
Gene Tunney
Carnera
Willard
Sharkey
Dempsey
King Solomon
Isnisnany
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
WTVN
Wbns-Tv
Chet Long
Cbs-Tv
Arthur Godfrey
Studio K
Fern Sharp
Ted Steele
By Galbraith
Miss Krock
Eddie Albert
The
Clevelandaires
Bob Poole
Hollywood
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Hannibal Cobb
Abe Queen
Abe Bob Poole
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