Subscription Rates and Notices From A Pennsylvania Newspaper
The notice outlines paid in advance subscription rates for Ohio West Virginia and areas outside Ohio including year and half year terms with varying prices. It mentions delivery methods by mail and carrier and overseas subscription handling with requests. It lists advertising rate inquiries and administrative notes about second class matter status and memorial notices.
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Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
Wests
West A
Athens
Pere Spt National Representatives
Jonn W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Call for arbitration to curb national utility and rail strikes
The editorial urges President Truman and Congress to enact compulsory arbitration for transportation and communication strikes, arguing public safety requires government action. It notes the need to regulate wages and costs, extend federal powers, and prepare for a potential nationwide crisis if a law is not enacted.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic Party
Republican Congress
Congress
Transportation and Communication Industries
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York State
Acne improves in summer says Dr. O'Brien column
Dr. William A. Obriens medical comment notes acne often improves with sun and relaxed nerves. In teens and young adults 17 to 25 over half report acne. heredity and oil glands influence its course. diets show little effect. sunlight and sulfur treatments help some. X ray use in select cases.
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Earl D. Osborne
M.D
Buffalo
No Private Affair Reflects On Public Spending Morality
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reveals how the 1942 half billion loan to China largely funneled into financial maneuvers rather than aid, with nine-tenths used to stabilize currency and only a tenth for consumer needs. The column questions wartime lending ethics and urges transparent, accountable use of public funds.
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Greece
Turkey
China
Peter Edson
NEA Service
Washington
America
Edson
Chiang Kai-shek
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
T. V. Soong
U.S
Congress
Mr. Edson
UN faces testing problems as Greece Turkey Cyprus Indo China and Indonesia loom
Congress warns that the United Nations is under strain at its dawn with Greece and Turkey set to confront the General Assembly for independence issues Cyprus Indo China and Indonesia demands pressuring UN. Soviet veto and unilateral actions by the United States fuel disillusionment among delegations.
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Washington
Council Chambers
United Nations
League of Nations
George H. Bender
Ohio
Greece
Turkey
General Assembly
Cyprus
Indo-China
France
New York
Russia
Soviet Union
Public Health Service reports influenza decline nationwide
The U S Public Health Service announces a 4000 drop in influenza cases across the country in one week, signaling winter’s retreat and the approach of spring and summer health concerns like sunburn polio and hay fever.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Lewis seeks revocation of fine and fund use for Centralia victims
Peter Edson notes UMW leader John L Lewis demands the $700,000 fine be revoked and given to Centralia disaster families. Meanwhile $18 million from a five cent per ton royalty sits unused as a welfare fund due to a nonfunctional three trustee board.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers’ Union
Centralia
New York
Krug-Lewis
UMW
Government Coal Mines Administration
Lewis
The
J. A. Krug
Norman H. Collisson
Collisson
Thomas E. Murray
Murray
Congress
Public duty and policy quotes from United States leaders
A composite quotation notes the need to show system effectiveness in domestic and foreign crises and in all areas of life. It emphasizes business duty to public interest and democratic progress and to communicate progress under the system. Another quote argues against repeating Potsdam terms and rejects ultimatums as a basis for real agreement.
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Holger Johnson
President
Institute of Life Insurance
Marshall
Mason County Board of Education Partially Reorganizes at Meeting
Mason County board of education holds partial reorganization with Clarence Blessing resigning as president and Otis Young assuming the role. The board names Robert Ferguson as superintendent designate and votes on several principal posts while asking for school redecorations and considering school closures for low attendance.
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Mason County Board of Education
Point Pleasant
Clarence C. Blessing
L. L. Caldwell
John P. Sayre
Howard Schultz
Otis Young
Blessing
Schultz
Sayre
Young
Caldwell
Sally Lou Steenbergen
Robert H. Ferguson
C. H. Withers
Ferguson
Withers
Manford Blessing
Steenbergen
Virgil Siders
Max Koenigsberg
Charleston
Daisy
Iva Ball
Hazel Valley
Viola Glover
Red Mud
Inez Gerlach
Verndale
Louise King
Fadeley
Dorothy Lewis
Eighteen Valley
William Sturgeon
National Education Association
Mason County
Graham
Two Percent Liquor Tax Adopted by Point Pleasant City
Point Pleasant city council adopted a two percent tax on liquors dispensed by the state liquor store. Mayor Krodel and Clerk Brown say it will add about $5,000 yearly to city revenue, with the state contributing $3,000 already. The $8,000 total funds enforcement of public intoxication laws and other uses, aiding spring cleanup for the B and O bridge opening May 10. A council committee including Bechtle Getty and Sutton will work with the Senior Woman's Club on the campaign. The meeting noted a general fund overdraw risk but expects daily receipts to cover it. Attending officials included Mayor Krodel Clerk Brown Solicitor Treasurer Musgrave and several councilmen.
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Point Pleasant
B. W. Krodel
John Brown
C. L. Bechtle
L. W. Getty
Everett Sutton
B&o
Kanawha
Council
F. G. Musgrave
Brown
Krodel
Musgrave
Frank Miller
Howard Brewer
C. H. Quillin
Dencil Durst
Robert Ferguson
Claude Cheeserew
Machine Service Call Is Ruled No Emergency
Mason County Bank cashier Harry L. Dyer could not reach the posting machine distributor in Charleston by phone. He viewed the call as an emergency for posting bank ledgers, while the service call was ruled not an emergency. New Haven’s home-owned telephone system remains unaffected by the strike.
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Point Pleasant
Harry L. Dyer
Mason County
Charleston
Wilsons visit Charleston amid son-in-law Lonnie Dawson’s illness
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wilson traveled to Charleston yesterday due to the serious illness of their son-in-law Lonnie Dawson.
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Point Pleasant
D. L. Wilson
Charleston
Lonnie Dawson
Contest To Crown Young Miss and Master Point Pleasant
The Central Grade School PTA sponsors a kiddie contest for ages 8 and under with 34 participants to raise funds for playground equipment. Girls lead by Caroline Burris and Barbara Wamsley. boys lead by Johnny Clendenin with Jason Jackson close behind. The event accompanies the musical comedy Cornzapoppin at Junior High School on April 10-11, with top five boys and girls announced on final night and prizes of aluminum and silver trays awarded.
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Point Pleasant
PTA
Caroline Burris
Barbara Wamsley
Penny Lynn Alexander
Johnny Clendenin
Jason Jackson
Melvin Pratt
Mason County Post, American Legion
Terry Hall
Joan Thomas
Clyde Lee Toler
Ronald Mayes
Mariene Thompson
Judith Getty
Jackie Selby
Bill Bailey
Jimmy Krimbrel
Sonya Jo Mayes
Lorealleo Stanley
Eugene Rayburn
Jimmy Bragg
Butch Walters
Teddy Melrose
Edward McDonald
Rebecca White
Karen White
Alice Hofhenke
Nola Stalnaker
Dicky Coyner
Berry Jones
Dick Childers
Robert Greer
Roger Blaine
Barbara Jo Howard
Cheryl Mitchell
Joe Hutchinson
P S Waugh Dies at Home in Beech Hill
Philip Sheridan Waugh 79 died at 11 a m Tuesday at his Beech Hill home after years of ill health. A farmer, he had not worked in 15 years. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Beech Hill Methodist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs Anna Rhodes of Beech Hill and son H H Waugh of Parkersburg. another son Shirley Waugh preceded him.
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Point Pleasant
Philip Sheridan Waugh
Beech Hill
Beech Hill Methodist Church
Chapman Funeral Home
Anna Rhodes
H. H. Waugh
Parkersburg
Shirley Waugh
This City
Willie Neal Services Conducted at Church
Last rites for Willie Neal of Gallipolis Ferry were conducted Tuesday at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. The Rev. Holly O Shamblin led the service. Pallbearers were Navy personnel from the material redistribution center where Neal had worked.
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Point Pleasant
Willie Neal
Gallipolis Ferry
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Holly O. Shamblin
U. S. Navy
Mr. Neal
W. C. Collins
Jack Call
Claude Rupe
Henry Kerns
Clarence Saunders
Garnet Ciernutte
Troopers Visit Charleston Headquarters for New Vehicle
Sgt. Paul F. Thomas and Trooper Harry D. Coyner travelled to Charleston at the department of public safety headquarters on Monday. Sgt. Thomas was issued a new car.
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Point Pleasant
Paul F. Thomas
Harry D. Coyner
Charleston
Department of Public Safety
Sgt. Thomas
Elks Lodge Installs New Officers in Gallipolis
New Elks officers installed Monday include Exalted Ruler John E. Halliday Leading Knight Robert M. Sheets Loyal Knight John Jones Lecturing Knight Charles McGinness Trustee Robert Bischoff Secretary J Harley Bovie Treasurer Frank L. Shaw Chaplain A C Saf ford with the lodge reorganized under these posts in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
the Elks Lodge
John E. Halliday
Robert M. Sheets
John Jones
Charles McGinness
Robert Bischoff
J. Harley Bovie
Frank L. Shaw
A. C. Safford
Mrs. Bostic Rites Slated
Funeral services were to be held at the Waterloo Methodist Church for Mrs. Vinton Bostic of Waterloo. Burial followed at Walnut Ridge Cemetery in Ironton. Survivors include husband, six children Arnold of Brooklyn Emory and Ray Marion Ohio John Bostic and Effie Mayes of Gallipolis Mrs. Audrey Malone of Columbus a brother Tom Collins of Northup and a sister Mrs. Harry Goodall of Huntington.
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Gallipolis
Waterloo Methodist Church
Vinton Bostic
Waterloo
Walnut Ridge
Ironton
Arnold
Brooklyn
Emory
Ray
Marion
Ohio
John Bostic
Effie Mayes
Audrey Malone
Columbus
Tom Collins
Northup
Harry Goodall
Huntington
Justice Shato Fines Three Men $25 Costs
Three men arrested at the Trucker's Inn north of Gallipolis on Route 7 were fined $25 and costs by Justice of the Peace J. H. Shato after being charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct. The fined men were Joseph W. Fife, Tommy Loucks, and Bob Burns.
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Gallipolis
Justice of the Peace
J. H. Shato
Morton Dickey
Trucker’s Inn
Joseph W. Fife
Tommy Loucks
Bob Burns
Charline Harner Speaks to High School Students
Gallipolis Charline Harner director of nurses at Holzer Hospital School of Nursing addressed Bidwell Porter High School students Tuesday morning. She'll speak at Middleport High School Friday afternoon outlining required courses for nursing training and the principles of a registered nurse's life.
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Gallipolis
Charline Harner
Holzer Hospital School of Nursing
Bidwell-Porter High School
Miss Harner
Middleport High School
River Traffic at Gallipolis and Ohio Locks Reports
Water gauges on the Ohio River show rising levels nine miles below Gallipolis with 112 feet on the rollers and the Gallipolis locks at slow rise. Dated logs note multiple vessel movements including Omar, Neville, William Penn, Semet, Ductilite, and others at Eureka, Ravenswood, Millwood, Portsmouth, and Augusta with varying loads and empties.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Kanawha Falls
Eureka
Omar
Neville
William Penn
Charles T. Campbell
Semet
Ohio
Peace
Sardis
Hubbard
American
Ravenswood
Wheeling
Millwood
W. Va
Portsmouth
Augusta
Divorce Suits Filed in Gallia Common Pleas Court
Two divorce suits filed in Common Pleas Court name William C. Hoffman and Mildred Hoffman on cruelty and gross neglect. Hazel Agnes Call sues Franklin Merrill Call on gross neglect with alimony sought.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas Court
William C. Hoffman
Mildred Hoffman
Hazel Agnes Call
Franklin Merrill Call
Marriage license issued in Gallia County probate court
Carl Winters, a farmer, and Mildred J. Karr of Rio Grande were issued a marriage license in the Gallipolis probate court.
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Gallipolis
Carl Winters
Mildred J. Karr
Rio Grande
Daughter Born to Pomeroy Couple at Holzer Hospital
Mrs. Edgar Cunningham of Pomeroy welcomed a daughter at Holzer Hospital on Tuesday. The birth adds to the family, with no further details provided.
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Gallipolis
Edgar Cunningham
Pomeroy
Holzer Hospital
Adams Family Buys Residence and Store-room Near Coast Guard Station
Mr and Mrs Joe Neal report the Adams family have purchased the Raymond Adams residence on Route 62 and a store room combination building near the Coast Guard Station and State Route 17. The Adams plan to occupy these properties soon.
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Kaylong
Joe Neal
Raymond Adams
Adams
Coast Guard
Cattlemen Plan Dinner Ahead of Hereford Sale
Roy Battles WLW farm program director will headline the Gallia County Cattlemen's banquet at the Methodist Church April 24 in Gallipolis. Reservations advised via Forrest A Brown F C Christ or Denver Walker. The dinner leads to the Gallia County Hereford Sale April 25 on the Raymond Hoy farm eight miles south of town on Route 7 starting at 1 p.m.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Roy Battles
WLW
Cincinnati County
Forrest A. Brown
F. C. Christ
Denver Walker
Vinton
Raymond Hoy
Route 7
Funeral services for Mrs Clyde Bowe set at McCoy
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at McCoy funeral home for Mrs Clyde Bowe 53 of Vinton Route 1 a former nurse in the French Navy during World War I Surviving are her husband and a daughter Mrs Clairetta Allen of Dayton
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Gallipolis
McCoy Funeral Home
Clyde Bowe
Vinton
Clairetta Allen
Dayton
Beman Fish Appointed Sales Chief for Firm
GALLIPOLIS C F Bovie, Paul Gorrell and others announced Tuesday that Beman Fish aged 29 former serviceman and junior engineer at the local water pump station was named sales manager for Culligan Soft Water Service in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
C. F. Bovie
Gal Lipolis
Paul Gorrell
Point Pleasant
Beman Fish
Culligan Soft Water Service
Gallia Academy High elects new student leaders
New officers elected by the Gallia Academy High School assembly are Miles Epling as president and Joanna Mills as vice president. They will replace Creighton Christ and Pat Dayton when the school opens in September.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Academy High School
Miles Epling
Joanna Mills
Creighton Christ
Pat Dayton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Holzer Hospital
Recent admissions include Mrs. Harold Fisher of Jackson medical Mrs. Charles Coffee from Charleston W Va medical Bonnie Henry of Gallipolis medical Mrs. Don Fowler of Point Pleasant medical and Homer Russell of Gallipolis medical Discharges include John Bayles Mrs Cora Kale Mrs Evan Ply male and Mrs Lee Berridge and daughter.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Harold Fisher
Jackson
Charles Coffee
Charleston
W. Va
Bonnie Henry
Don Fowler
Point Pleasant
Homer Russell
John Bayles
Cora Kale
Evan Plymale
Lee Berridge
Jury Drawing Set for Gallia County Panel
Gallia County Commissioners of Jurors schedule a 2 pm April 16 drawing of jurors for the panel to meet in May. D Elmer Jones and Earl Mink, commission members, announced the date.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
D. Elmer Jones
Earl Mink
Police Arrest in Gallipolis on Firearm Charge
John Lewis was arrested by city police Monday night on a charge of pointing firearms. He was arraigned in municipal court Tuesday and released on bond.
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Gallipolis
John Lewis
Last Girder Span Placed on Kanawha River Bridge
POINT PLEASANT The last of the girder spans for the new B and O bridge across the Kanawha was placed Tuesday afternoon. The laying of ties and rails continues and will finish the $2,000,000 structure except for painting lighting land incidentals.
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Point Pleasant
B&o
Kanawha
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State Board of School Finance
P. S. Waugh
Elks
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