Messenger Publishing Co. details and subscription rates
The notice lists established dates, publishers, and editors of The Messenger Publishing Co. It details Associated Press rights, and various home and mail subscription rates for different regions and durations. Foreign rates available on request.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Joan W. Webb
Associated Press
Cartier
Messenger
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Critique of Highway Patrol and 1948 Economy Suggests Troubled Traffic and Trade
A Cleveland Trust Co. analysis argues the Ohio State Highway Patrol is under pressure and calls for stricter highway enforcement. It notes drivers’ license and insurance shortcomings, hinted economic signals from retail and durable goods, and potential shifts if armament spending rises. The piece links traffic safety to broader industrial demand and 1948 spending prospects.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol
Department of Commerce
Cleveland Trust Co
A Good Start in European Recovery Program leadership
The piece notes Paul G. Hoffman of Studebaker heads the European Recovery Program administration. It stresses the need for Western Europeans to lead their own recovery while the U.S. provides machinery and tools to spur productivity and rebuild Western Europe. The author hopes the effort becomes a strong, effective start.
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Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Motor Company
Europe
Hoffman
Western Europe
Greece
How's Business as Demand Shrinks After War Boom
The public bought record amounts for over two years due to wartime shortages and higher purchasing power, keeping demand strong despite high prices. As backlogs ease, consumer needs lessen and sellers struggle to sustain prior business levels across industries.
Campaign Stirs Interest Ahead of Republican Convention
A nationwide pull toward the Republican National Convention opening in Philadelphia on June 21 reflects intense pre convention enthusiasm. In the Midwest Taft Dewey Stassen and MacArthur lead the contest while Democratic momentum wanes as Wallace supporters fade amid appeasement signals from the candidate.
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Midwest
Philadelphia
George Bender
Ohio
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Middle Western
Taft
Dewey
Stassen
MacArthur
Wallace
Great Midwest
Methodist Church Baptisms Mark Weekend Service
The Rev. Mr. West led services at the Methodist Church with fourteen children and one adult baptized and one member received by letter. Local families attended and hosted guests from Radford Virginia and Dayton over the weekend.
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Long Bottom
West
Methodist Church
G. W
A. H. Curtis
Granville
Damon Curtis
W. W. Robinson
Jean
Barbara
Radford
C. M. Hoffman
Jerry Matlack
Robinson
Josephine
Key West Meeting Fails to End Military Carrier Feud
Defense officials say Key West talks produced no final settlement on strategic bombing duties. Navy gains amphibious role and anti submarine duties while dispute over carrier use continues among Army Air Force and Navy.
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Key West
Marquis of Queensberry
Navy
Air Force
John L. Sullivan
Marine Corps
Chief of Naval Operations
Chief of
Air Chief
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Meigs County Orchestra Wins First at Rio Grande Meet
The Meigs County orchestra directed by Willis Aleshire won first at the intercounty meet held at Rio Grande. David Flanagan of Meigs won first prize in the violin contest. Mrs. Malcolm D. Hartley won an auto in a national contest. Dean T. C. McCracken was elected president of the Association of Ohio College Presidents and Deans at the 67th annual Ohio College Association meeting. A Massachusetts clergyman visiting Athens 135 years ago praised the settlement and surroundings.
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Meigs County
Willis Aleshire
Rio Grande
David Flanagan
Meigs
Malcolm D. Hartley
Pomeroy
Ohio College Association and Allied Societies
T. C. McCracken
College of Education
Association of Ohio College
Massachusetts
Athens
Marietta Hosts 150th Anniversary Celebration Attendees
Mrs. Frank Crothers and Mrs. Roy Crothers attended with daughter Shirley, Floyd Crothers, Billy Achauer, all from Haydenville, at Marietta’s 150th anniversary event.
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Frank
Roy Crothers
Shirley
Floyd Crothers
Billy Achauer
Haydenville
Marietta
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Lyons at The Plains
Five years ago a birthday dinner was given for Mrs Harry Lyons of The Plains. Guests included Mr Thomas and Mr and Mrs William Lyons of Bellaire with Mrs John Reese and Mrs Jonas and son Arthur of Gloucester. Others were Mr and Mrs John Martin, Mrs Lucy Surgeon, Mr and Mrs William Higley who returned to Albany after wintering at Lake Worth Florida. The Nelsonville Needle Club met at Mrs Harry Edingtons home. Luncheon was served to Mrs Webb and Mrs Frank Poston and to Mrs Harry Kelly and Mrs John Edington.
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Harry Lyons
the Plains
Thomas
William Lyons
Bellaire
John Reese
Jonas
Arthur, Glouster
John Martin
Lucy Surgeon
William Higley
Albany
Lake Worth, Fla
Nelsonville
Wallace manifesto frames Wallace seek for world peace and risks
The piece reviews Henry A. Wallace's Toward World Peace arguing his third party push seeks co mpromise with the Soviet Union, warns against a munitions economy and rearmament, and frames his campaign as a religious struggle challenging get-tough policy and civil liberties concerns.
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The
Times
Soviet Union
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Indianapolis
State Department
United States
Capitol Hill
House Committee On Un-American Activities
War trophy honor for Middleport American Legion post
Joseph D. Bryan writes from Middleport April 9 praising Commander Jacob Turner of Feeney-Bennett Post No. 128 for his persistent four month effort to acquire a war trophy and for backing veteran causes including the Ohio State Bonus. He commends Turner as a strong community leader and notes the post’s growing role for good in Middleport.
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the Messenger
Feeney-Bennett
American Legion
Middleport
Jacob Turner
Turner
Ohio
Local Social Visits Highlight Kimbolton Guests
Miss Hazel Edington and Mrs. Marcia Sheppard joined Mr. and Mrs. B S Rhodes and their two children for a visit to Mrs. Rhodes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pidcock, in New Marshfield.
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Hazel Edington
Marcia Sheppard
B. S. Rhodes
Kimbolton
Rhodes
Ed Pidcock
New Marshfield
Easter visiting and family tales fill Radcliff notes
Mrs Wayne Cooper and Olen and Karen visited relatives in Fostoria. Beverly Cottrill spent a weekend with Andrew Wiseman in Rising Sun. John Biene and Jack Emrich from Columbus visited Minnie Perry. Ruth Jean Emrich returned home. Ardath Pierce visited her aunt Mrs John Hoctor. Clyde Pierce family visited Hoctors. Ardath returned home with them. Ruth Swisher joined W R Holcomb to Columbus for Helen Holcomb’s Ohio State commerce degree. Mary Trotter Visited McLaughlin aunts. Johnny Palmer ill with measles while visiting his grandfather in South Vienna. Mrs Clyde Camp returned from St Francis Hospital. Jean Pierce of Dennis on high school faculty spent Easter at home. Mrs Claire Trainer visited her father John Pendleton. James Richard Cummings visited Columbus. Graham Haning and wife from Columbus spent Easter with Eli Bowen’s family. High School students joined an Easter egg hunt at Dicky Price’s home.
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Dicky Price
Gladys Pierce
Blood bank planned for Jews injured in Palestine
Announcement last night described creating a U S blood bank to aid Jews wounded in Palestine fighting, aiming to support medical relief efforts amid the conflict.
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New York
U. S
Palestine
Funeral notices and local updates from Blue Lake area
Funeral services for Mrs. Sylvia Wogan followed a Dover Hospital birth. illness reported from a rabid fox bite affected Mrs. Vila Unree and Mrs. Susan Burnette. Baptisms delayed due to Rev. Charles Lusher illness. Bill Walters caught a 37 pound blue catfish in Blue Lake. Mary Sawders and Howard Lee Cox wed in Gallipolis. Mrs. Virginia Halley ill. Willie Sheets funeral at Mercersville Baptist Chapel with Mrs. C. E. Sheets.
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Blue Lake
Sylvia Wogan
Dover Hospital
Mt. Hermon A. Be
Vila Unree
Susan Burnette
Charles Lusher
Bill Walters
Mary Sawders
Howard Lee Cox
Gallipolis
Virginia Halley
Radio Programs Area Stations List Summary
Radio stations in Ohio and West Virginia are listed with call letters and frequencies including BC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC, WCOL Columbus 1230 KC, WSAZ Huntington 930 KC, CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC, WCHS Charleston 580 KC, WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC, WHKC Columbus 610 KC and UTAMOVA Miqarictts 1490 KC.
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WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Historical Radio Schedule Fragments Reflect 1940s Midwest Broadcasts
Fragmented OCR lists station programs and time slots featuring news, entertainment, and kiddies hours from a midcentury network. Names like Lowell Thomas and Amos and Andy appear among varied shows and anchors across multiple time blocks and regions.
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Mabe
Dhs Network
Abe-Eact Kiddies
Reneat
Abe-Wert
Mbs-Eact
Freneat
Mbs-West
Murete
Abe Science
Dhs-East Lum
Abner Reneat
Abe Lowell Thomas Freneat
Ecbs
Sinner Clob
Abe Baste
Reviah
Che Mewe
Abec Futton Lewis
Jr—mbe
Newe
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe News
Herman Ontntet
Poh Croehe
Abe Newe Broadecast
Abe
Murrow News
Dhs
Mbs
Cbs Youth
Abe Mysterions
Cbs
Bitty Rose
Amos and
Andy
Gabriel Wheatter
Pebber and
Molly
Abe Christopher Wells
Boston
Sememhony
Abe Gregory Hood
Bob Howe
Studio One
Rea Skelton
Freedom
Abc
News
Variety
Mbc
Cbe
Abc News
Abc West Vresas Ivasicarcaan
The Innocent Impostor Pesthe Boats
Patience Mond travels to London thrice weekly for dressmaking school under two elderly aunts. She falls for Paul Taylor, but her twin Charlotte, a stage star, arrives to shake up Patience and arrange a lunch with Roger Dickson after Dwight Breeden from GAP invites Charlotte to a premiere danseuse role in a new film.
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Patience Mond
London
Paul Taylor
Patience
Paul
Charlotte
Roger Dickson
Roger
Miss Carlotta
England
Carlotta
Dwight Breeden
States
Savoy Grill
Adelphi
Compromise Seen as End to Coal Work Stoppage
A newspaper column argues Joe Martin helped end a coal fields work stoppage by compromise. It warns compromises erode government authority and cites John L. Lewis as having excessive power, urging settlement by reasonable men without national cost.
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Joe Martin
Lewis
Messenger
John L. Lewis
WSCS Meeting Leads to New Treasurer Change
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met on April 7 with 10 members. Linnie Swan was elected treasurer replacing Mrs. Betty Toush who plans to move to a farm in West Shade. The next meeting is set for April 21 at the church.
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van Torrence
Bert German
Corpus’ Christi
Texas
Morgan
Howard Young
Paden City
W. Va
D. J. Lowden
Clydia Thompson
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By Douglas Larsen
Washington
Defense
James V. Forrestal
Fla
Wallace Manifesto
BY Jay Pranklin
Henry A. Wallace
Joseph D. Bryan
the Public Forum
Radcliff
Willie Sheets
Mercersville Baptist Chapel
C. E. Sheets
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Ozark Valley
Abe Kate Smith
Nbe
Abec
Happy Gang
Abe Queen
Abe Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Hint Antoniz
Winnerlake Ali
Cbs Treasury
School of the Air
Cbbs
Mbes
Lum Anc
AbDoer
Cds-East
Pesthe
By Renee Shawn
Renee Shann
NEA Service, Inc
Linnie Swan
Sam Simmons
By Galbraith
T. M. Rec
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