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Truman urged to act on looming national telephone strike
In a sharply worded call for decisive action, the piece accuses President Truman of delaying labor crisis responses and argues for immediate Congressional authorization to seize telephone properties and establish a commission to settle the current dispute over wage and labor powers in the nation’s vital communications network. It cites wartime powers as insufficient and warns of wide economic damage if service is paralyzed.
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Washington
Truman
Public Service Commissions
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Bell's palsy and cold extremities explained by Dr O'Brien
Dr O'Brien explains facial nerve paralysis known as Bell's palsy can follow chilling of the face or infections. Most cases heal in 3 to 10 weeks with rest, massage, and electrical stimulation. the condition is usually painless and leaves no trace. He also notes cold hands and feet are common and not necessarily due to poor circulation, affecting about 15 percent in comfortable rooms.
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Sir Charles Bell
London
Radio Highlights Monday Night Lineup Across Networks
New York listings show NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules with drama concert comedy quiz mystery and talk programs. Highlights include NBC Cavalcade Skipper from Stonington Joe Voorhees Maggie Teyte Lionel Barrymore Eddie Bracken and Q A. CBS Inner Sanctum Kiss of Death Beulah Eddie Bracken and Winifred Smith concert. ABC Lone Ranger Sherlock Holmes Beulah Fantasy in Melody and Vic Damone songs. MBS Scotland Yard Gregory Hood Guy Lombardo Family Doctor and special investigator time shifts.
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NBC
Skipper
Stonington
Voorhees
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Goodman and Borge
Lionel Barrymore
CBS
Joan Bavis
Eddie Bracken
Winifred Smith
ABC
MBS
Scotland Yard
New Time
Gregory Hood
Guy Lombardo
Dayston
Editorial View Opposes Outlawing the Communist Party
The piece argues that defining and enforcing a ban on communism risks political abuse and would mainly affect liberals and labor. It notes protests by the Communist Party and CIO groups, questions timing, and warns non Red groups supporting the policy may lose credibility.
Above the World A View From a V-2 Rocket
A radio controlled camera on a V-2 rocket captured earth from 100 miles up, showing a recognizable globe but indistinct features. The piece muses on human wisdom and the futility of earthly conflicts seen from space, urging effort toward peaceful uses of rocket technology.
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Earth
Trade talks press on as ITO faces global limits
Peter Edson notes Dutch and Swedish moves curb cargo and imports as Geneva prepares to host session two of the 18 nation Preparatory Commission on International Trade and Employment. U.S. officials press business leaders while Congress debates. The ITO, born from Hull era policy, aims to curb state trading and broaden private global commerce.
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East Indies
U.S
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Switzerland
Preparatory Commission On International Trade and Employment
United Nations
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London
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Senate Finance Committees
Unday
Will Clayton
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Cordell Hull
The Lonely Astronaut Seeks Comfort in Space
A reflection on an astronaut's solitary voyage among the stars. He contemplates brighter cameras and future photos while recognizing profound isolation in a vast universe. The piece suggests humanity may seek unity instead of pursuing hidden destruction.
General Calls for National Service to Sustain Army Strength
The Selective Service System has been discontinued and 30 000 volunteers monthly are needed to maintain a 1 070 000 strong Regular Army. The chief of staff says a traditional American volunteer system tests national resolve and urges public understanding support and action to honor national service in this time of need.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
City Police Report Two Auto Wrecks
Gallipolis police investigated two Saturday night collisions with property damage and no arrests. Vehicles driven by Hollis S. Queen and Charles D. Drummond collided at First and Pine. Orris Warren’s taxi was rear ended in the 300 block of Second Ave by a jeep driven by C. B. Cadle, causing only property damage.
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Gallipolis
Hollis S. Queen
Second Ave
Charles D. Drummond
Dayton
First
Pine
Orris Warren
First Ave
C. B. Cadle
Leon
W. Va
Flowers in Memoriam Decorate Church Altar
White tulips and white Easter lilies adorned the altar at First Presbyterian Church in Gallipolis on Easter Sunday. The arrangement was donated in memoriam by a group of local couples and individuals led by Dr. and Mrs. Joe Neal and others.
River Traffic Rises on Ohio at Gallipolis Locks
The Ohio River level near Gallipolis is rising about one tenth of a foot per hour as drainage from the Alleghenies affects gauges at 18 and 27.2 feet and a 74 foot roller reading. Up and down river passages list vessels with times from Wheeling to Marmet and Huntington, indicating increasing river activity amid rising Kanawha gauges.
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Allegheny Mountains
Wheeling
A. V. Kriss
John W. Hubbard
Peace
W. L. Jones
Marietta
Harris
Ravenswood
Weir
Renown
Portsmouth
William Penn
Augusta
Neville
Hatfield
Huntington
Semet
Kanawha Falls
West Virginia
Kanawha River
Marmet
Admissions and discharges at Holzer Hospital
Friday and Saturday admissions at Holzer Hospital include Daisy Baker Gallipolis medical Griff Durbin Point Pleasant medical and Donald Lee Porter surgical. Discharges include Tom Halliday Charles R Parsons Thomas Lambert Northup Leonard Call and Robert Crow.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Daisy Baker
Griff Durbin
Point Pleasant
Donald Lee
Porter
Surgical
Tom Halliday
Charles R. Parsons
Thomas Lambert
Thomas Northup
Leonard Call
Robert Crow
Taxi Driver Charged With Defrauding Inn Keeper
Gallipolis taxi driver Chauncey Sheets Jr was arrested by sheriff's deputies Saturday and will be arraigned today on a charge of defrauding an inn keeper.
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Gallipolis
Chauncey Sheets, Jr
Viola Darst Injured After Car Struck Crossing Court Street
City police took Viola Darst to Holzer Hospital Saturday night after a passenger car struck her as she crossed Court Street. Patrolman Harry Dickey said a truck backed from a parking place and the car circling it hit the teen, causing lacerations to the left knee. She was treated and dismissed.
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Gallipolis
Viola Darst
Holzer Hospital
Gime
Court Street
Harry Dickey
Miss Darst
Livestock Receipts At Ohio Valley Sale In Gallipolis
Receipts show hogs priced from 10 to 25.80 with top at 25.80 for 175 to 220 pounds and 220 to 250 pounds at 24 to 25.50. Cattle range from steers 15 to 23, heifers 15 to 22, milk cows 75 to 150. Veal tops 26, lamb tops 20. Sheep and related categories listed with varied ranges.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Two Persons Fined For Traffic Violations
GALLIPOLIS fines of 10 dollars and costs were assessed on charges by the State Highway Patrol against Roy Willis 19 South Webster for excessive speed by Mayor Frank Pritchett of Jackson and against Ethel Shaw 23 Barberton Ohio for having no driver's license by Municipal Judge William Janes.
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Gallipolis
State
Roy Willis
South Webster
Frank Pritchett
Jackson
Ethel Shaw
Barberton
Ohio
William Janes
Gallia County Land Transfers Listed
Gallia County land transfers include Co. C Thornton and wife to Gallia County Commissioners city lot Ann Thornton to Gallia County Commissioners city lot Charles Richard Clonchetux to S E Johnson lot in Aleshire Subdivision Eugene and Margaret Wright to Gilbert Beard 4 acres Addison Two Garrett and Omelia Fellure to Bennie and Helen Bloomer lot in Aleshire Subdivision H B Ecker and Carl C Myers to Forest A and Virgie M McNeal .79 acre deed of correction Addison Two Clinton and Cora K George to Turley George 47.50 acres Morgan Township J A and Dorothy Lee Terry to C C Coe and E E Spencer 131.50 acres Huntington Two Frances H Bilker and others to Hazel Grover part lot city
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Addison
Clinton
Cora K. George
Turley George
Morgan Township
J. A
Dorothy Lee Terry
C. C. Coe
E. E. Spencer
Huntington
Frances H. Bilker
Hazel Grover
Divorce Granted in Gallipolis Case
Alice Johnson of Willard Johnson was granted a divorce on gross neglect grounds by Common Pleas Court Judge Lewis C. Warden. The judge noted the couple had no children.
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Gallipolis
Alice Johnson
Willard Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Lewis C. Warden
Public Forum: Protest Against 400 Million Aid to Greece and Turkey
The writer urges referencing the matter to the United Nations or reforming it on a democratic basis if Russia blocks action. He opposes 400 million dollars in aid to Greece and Turkey, warning it could entangle the U.S. in war, burden taxpayers, and echo New Deal policies. Newark writer WM. L. White signs as of April 4.
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Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Russia
Europe
Dardanelles
Congress
Man Pleads Guilty to Non Support in Gallipolis
Otis Cullip returned from Dayton to answer a non support charge. Before Judge Lewis C. Warden he pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay 17.50 weekly for the care of his two children aged three and four, with monthly reports to Probation Officer Cecil Halley.
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Gallipolis
Dayton
Otis Cullip
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Warden
Cecil Halley
Local notices and society brief from Groveport area
Radcliff relatives visited J. J. Bacus Sr in Groveport and J. E. Bacus Jr in Nelsonville while the Junior class play The Custers Last Stand drew $39.45 in door receipts. A daughter Laurel Kay Calvin was born March 14 in Washington state to Mr. and Mrs Glendon Calvin with Michael as a brother. Mildred Bell returned home to Glen Daniel after visiting her parents. Edward Queen and Francis Queen visited their son William in Gallipolis as Queen undergoes treatment at Holzer Hospital.
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Laurel Kay
Michael
J. P. Calvin
Mildred Bell
Glen Daniel
W.va
Jesse Bell
Edward Queen
Francis Queen
William
Gallipolis
Quéen
Holzer Hospital
Fruit Spray Information Again Available on Radio
Gallia County extension agent reports radio broadcasts on fruit disease and insect control. WLW Cincinnati at 6 50 a.m. Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and WOSU Columbus at noon Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays. Also covers pasture seeding, poultry care, blue mold fungus control, pig losses in central Ohio, and wheat nitrogen trials. The 1947 Gallia County Banquet is set for April 24 at 6 30 p.m. with speaker Roy Battles and Red Wagon film.
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Forrest A. Brown Gallia Co
WLW
Cincinnati
WOSU
Columbus
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Roy Battles
WLW Farm
Rio Grande College
Jack Williams
Ronald Williams
Ernest Wigglesworth
Don Thomas
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