Hoover Commission fight over VA hospital plan splits veterans groups
The Hoover Commission proposed merging VA Army Navy and Public Health Service hospitals into a single United Medical Administration. Four major veterans groups oppose while business groups and the Citizens Committee back the plan. Many veterans belong to both sides, blurring loyalties in an election year.
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Hoover Commission
Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Veterans Bureau
Executive Branch
Hoover
Army
Navy
Air Force
Public Health Service
United Medical Administration
Veterans’ Hospital
Battle Lines
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
Amvets
American Veterans of
American Veterans Committee
Citizens Committee
Robert Johnson
Temple University
New York
Philadelphia
Private Detective Probes Palmers Murder Web Involving Kelso and Nelda
Private Detective Martin Queripel works to clear Paul Moody of murder in Wendell Palmer’s death. Fingerprints on a telepho ne rod are examined while associate Timothy O’Hea relays Nelda Croft and police detective Pete Kelso’s volatile history. Nelda casts Kelso as a blackmailer. she fears him and hints at deadly consequences.
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Martin Queripel
Paul Moody
Wendell Palmer
Moody
Seaton Palmer
Palmer
Pete Kelso
Nelda Croft
Timothy O'Heanon
O'Hea
Nelda
Kelso
O’hea
Queripel
Miss Palmer
Careless With Fire Haunts Ohio Forests Warning
State and federal efforts to restore forests in Southeastern Ohio are hindered by public carelessness. The piece cites brush and pasture burning, discarded cigarettes, matches, and negligent behavior near roads and woodlands as major fire causes. It argues such recklessness damages timberland and soil and calls for stricter respect for burning permits and weather conditions.
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Ohio
United States urged famine relief for China
A proposal under study suggests using surplus farm wheat to aid the starving millions in China as a public test of the difference between free America and communist Russia. The plan notes the famine may involve up to 50,000,000 people and argues relief could counter the Red regime's influence while exposing Soviet resource extraction by its satellite allies.
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Formosa
China
United States
Russia
Free America
Soviet Union
Coal not sick says Washington Times Herald editorial
The Washington Times Herald argues coal remains vital and growing, opposing nationalization as a political ploy. It warns bureaucrats seek power and says coal’s main issue is a ruthless labor monopoly that harms national security and miners’ jobs unless controlled.
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Washington Times Herald
Merciful censure and the rise of youth
A compact reflection on mercy in criticism, contrasting gentle rebuke with elevating praise. The text links childhood and youth to the welfare of humanity, underscoring virtues guiding growth and moral development.
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Goethe
Blind New York lawyer creates Talking Magazine radio show
David Margolis, a Brooklyn lawyer blind since youth, launched The Talking Magazine on WNEW with reader stars from Broadway. The half hour weekly digest uses edited magazine articles for blind and sighted listeners, aiming to broaden access to current periodicals and news.
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David Margolis
Brooklyn
Margolis
Cindy
Manhattan
New York
WNEW
Ted Cott
Cott
Broadway
Patricia Morison
Mildred Dunnock
Frederic March
John Grogan
Eleanor Roosevelt
Nosebleeds Mainly from Injury and Nose Conditions
Nosebleeds arise from nasal injury, ulcers, or irritated nose tissue. Growing children often have mild episodes and most stop without treatment. severe cases may involve cauterizing or packing, and certain diseases or high blood pressure can cause prolonged bleeding.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Quiz Hall answers spark memory of era questions and garbled key
A scanned quiz page listsMEN and WOMEN questions with multiple choice options and a TEENAGERS section. The Answers appear as garbled OCR text resembling an encrypted block, not readable content.
Coal prices rise sharply warn expert on costs and sales
Industrial consultant Dr. Donald R. G. Cowan of Cleveland says coal prices have climbed twice the general price rise since 1916. He cites high production costs, especially labor, and warned that sales decline illustrates the danger of persistently high costs and prices.
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Cleveland
Donald R. G. Cowan
Local TV Schedules Across WLW Channel 3 and Peers
A listing of evening to late night programs for WLW Channel 3 and sister stations including Kukla Fran Ollie Leave It to the Girls Pinkey Lee Theater News Caravan Top the Experts Photo News Pauper's Penthouse and Sign Off on Wednesday night plus Thursday morning afternoon WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 6 schedules with Cartoon Theater News and Sports features list.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Showroom
Pinkey Lee
Pauper
Penthouse
Lucky Pup
Chet Long
Cbs-Tv
Arthur Godfrey
Studio K
Homemaker's Exch
Fern Sharp
Ted Steele
Various Local Visits and Family News Reported
Mrs. Fred Rice hosted the WSCS on April 6 at her Chester home. Families and friends from Columbus Parkersburg and other areas visited relatives, attended weddings, and cared for ill kin over the weekend and Easter holidays.
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Chester
Fred Rice
WSCS
Gordon Ridenour
Keith
June
Ridenour
Floyd Ridenour
Virgil Wood
Columbus
Robert Wood
Edna Cox
Point Pleasant
Violet Hill
John Hayes
Ona Osborne
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Delmar Ridenour
Rita Rideour
Joe Lafferty
Parkersburg
Ward Kimes
Paul Benner
Purley Karr
Verne Clelend
Harry Loderitch, Jr
Harry Lodwich
Harry Bailey
Joe Bailey
Rex Bailey
Betty Nelson
Charles Baer
Forest Run
Henry Beaver
Sue
Emma Riebel
Cantor
Elber
Mabel van Meter
Racine
Frank Hoffman
Kansas
Laura Nixon
Clayton Allen
Orne
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Goldia Wolfe
Radio Listings For Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg
Radio programs across NBC ABC CBS and MBS networks fill the schedule from 6:00 PM to 5:00 PM the following day featuring news sports dramas comedies musicals and variety shows with hosts such as Sinatra Crosby Godfrey and Parker listed for stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Charleston Parkersburg and nearby markets.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Wihikc
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Abe-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Tropica
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Cbe
Dee L. Q
Gildersleeve
Gregory Hood
Abc International
Nbc-Tv
Abe Bing Crosby
Buzz Adlam Playroom
Abe Burns
Allen
Lawrence Welke
Abe Lum
Abner
Abc-Tv
Oklahoma Symphony
Cbbs
Hollywood
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Hannibal Cobb
Abeo Queena
Abe Bob Poole
Abc
West
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Haman
King Darius
Nehemiah
Peter Lorre
Ray Noble
Paul Kelly
Charles Boyer
John J. Pershing
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Judy Splinters
Howdy Doody
WTVN
Cartoon Theater
Your Police Dept
Captain Video
Western Theater
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Dick Turner
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Bob Poole
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