Debate over Cannon defense plan reveals contrasting accounts
James Marlow reports how Rep. Clarence Cannon urged long range planes for a future war, with Times and AP versions differing from the Congressional Record. Cannon says he spoke from a prepared text and hasn’t altered the Record, leaving historians to choose between accounts.
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James Marlow
Washington
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Moscow
Russia
Congressional Record
Cannon
New York Times
Associated Press
Our Times
World faces shortage of doctors as displaced physicians seek work
The piece notes that many DP camp doctors are needed in foreign countries but face readjustment challenges. It contemplates whether governments should prioritize farmers or professionals and suggests government salaries might help physicians build a life and provide medical protection in countries needing care.
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South America
War era lodgers fuel troubles in Great Falls visit
In Great Falls Montana Mr and Mrs Roberts host lodgers to ease housing shortage. Rollo a drunken guest disrupts dinners and car damage. The party roasts him then ferries him to a roadside shack where he sleeps off the drink. The next morning the host notes the bottle is empty and comments on the oddity of the soldier’s feat. To Be Continued
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Roberts
Great Falls
Mont
Todger
Roger
Kotlo
Air Transport Command
Ben Woodworth
Sandra
Oswaldo
Rockies
Rollo
Ben
Rob
Hinky
Mr. Harris
Elbow Grease Reflects Postwar Uplift In U S Industry
A Wall Street Journal survey finds workers across mining lumbering and manufacturing boosting efficiency toward prewar levels. Gains are tied to selective hiring, experienced crews and incentives while unions and government face pressure to preserve jobs without hindering effort. The piece argues for fair rewards tied to effort and the revival of the honest day's work ethos.
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The
Wall Street Journal
America
UN urges richer nations to take in more skilled displaced physicians
The U N Economic and Social Council calls DP hosting countries to admit more intellectual and professional refugees while many prefer manual workers. It notes over 2500 trained physicians remain in DP camps and the United States stands nearly alone in encouraging doctors to resettle there, despite a local doctor shortage.
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UN Economic and Social Council
International Relief Organization
United States
Political Courage of Sir Stafford Cripps in Budget Stance
The piece lauds Sir Stafford Cripps for pursuing an unpolitical budget path despite unpopularity. It notes no relief from taxes, continued austerity, and higher food prices as he insists on reducing Britain’s dollar gap and funding social security from domestic earnings.
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United Kingdom
England
Stafford Cripps
Exchequer
Sir Stafford
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Notes
A series of small gatherings and visits sweep through the region as families from Columbus Gallipolis and Athens spend time with relatives in Bidwell Gallipolis and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs C B Robinson and Mrs W R Dean among others with dinners and day visits shared by many households.
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Hal Shoemaker
Elmer Gardner
Betty Fillinger
Gallipolis
W. Co. Fillinger
Donald Wickline
Columbus
David Wickline
Rio Grande
Bradford Robinson
C. B. Robinson
Steve Burkle
Adamsville
Bill Mitchell
Ironton
Henry Mitchell
Gloria Shoemaker
Visit Notes From West Columbia Household Visits
Mrs Lizzie Stewart visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Paul Blessing. Mr and Mrs James Lee were visited by their daughter and grandson Mrs Freda Lynes and Duke. Helen E Roush.
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West Columbia
Lizzie Stewart
Paul Blessing
James Lee
Freda Lynes
Duke
Helen E. Roush
Shrine group elects Cleveland president in Ohio meeting
Charles E. Nixon of Columbus was elected president of the Ohio Shrine Association at its annual meeting Saturday. He succeeds Perry B. Geitz of Cleveland.
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Shrine Group
Cleveland
Charles E. Nixon
Columbus
Ohio Shrine Association
Perry B. Geitz
Cross for ICC: Illinois Senator's pick raises rail doubts
Edson notes the Senate confirmed Hugh W. Cross, a Jerseyville lawyer and former lieutenant governor, to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Lucas backed Cross for political reasons, critics say, while Cross has little rail experience and faced only brief questioning by the Commerce Committee. The piece argues the Senate abdicated its duty by choosing a less qualified appointee for political ends.
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Washington
Senate
Hugh W. Cross
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cross
Commissioner Cross
Scott Lucas
Lucas
ICC
George M. Barnard
Ilinois
Truman
New Jersey
Crosses
University of Illinois
Chicago & Alton
Jerseyville
St. Louis
Forrest C. Donnell
Missouri
Senate Commerce Committee
Clyde Reed
Kansas
Charles Tobey
New Hampshire
Mr. Cross
Tobey
Cerebral palsy care and the National Society role
The article explains cerebral palsy as a muscle and brain injury present at birth and outlines the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults which provides information, consultation, and support to establish treatment centers. It emphasizes early muscle training, speech and educational needs, and training for nurses teachers and psychologists. It notes some children have high intelligence and need specialized schooling and long term planning. It ends with a Q and A about stomach tumor symptoms and diagnostic challenges.
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National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
WSCS Meeting and Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
The WSCS of the Methodist Church met at the school house with ten members and three visitors. Arrangements were made to meet April 14 to plant flowers in the church yard. Also noted: state conservation crew at Shade River nets six muskies weighing and measuring, then releasing them.
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Long Bottom
WSCS
Methodist Church
Mr. West
State Conservation
Shade River
Clayton McCleary
Gene Ferrer
Columbus
Marie Randall
Natalie Bodwitha
Delaware
Minerva Pryor
Helen Benson
Harold Saunders
Richwood
A. E. Fellows
Fellows
Quiz Hall By Wilton Hall Answers Quiz Correct Count
A readable OCR fragment shows a quiz with sections for MEN WOMEN TEEN-AGERS and 10 questions plus an answer key. The listed options include political dates national taxes advertising nudist life day and biblical reference. The final line presents garbled answer strings.
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Wilton E. Hall Fach
Birth of Carolyn Sue and community visits noted
Poston families and neighbors gather as Carolyn Sue is born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrad Guess of Coolville. Numerous visits and birthday anniversaries mark a busy period with residents from McArthur Carbon Hill Columbus New Straitsville and Coolville joining the celebration and social events. The Ladies Club met at the schoolhouse April 8 planning an Easter party with many attendees.
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Poston
Rowland Newman
Patty
McArthur
Norval South
Delmar South
Earl Smathers
Jerry
Mack
William McManaway
Lucille
Jimmy Kaye
Long Stretch
Oscar Pearson
Carbon Hill
Albert Hunter
Garry
Donald
Johnny
May
Everett Guess
Shade
Wilfrad Guess
Coolville
Steve Dunfee
Carolyn Sue
Samuel McClellan
Columbus
Roy Arbell
New Straitsville
Charles Hart
Elmer Beitelschies
Billy Hart
Ida Beitelschies
Ollie Hillyer
Charlotte Smather
Helen Hart
Evelyn Smathers
Susan South
Clarice Shields
Flossie Douglas
Effie Conkey
Mable Hunter
Mary Bradley
Theda Ritchie
Frances Coon
Pauline Coon
Marion Hillyer
Margaret Madru
Arthur McCoy
Ethel McDaniel
Radio Program Areas and Station Frequencies Listed
A roster lists station call letters and frequencies for NBC WZLW in Cincinnati, ABC WCOL in Columbus, WSAZ in Huntington, CBS WBNS in Columbus, WCHS in Charleston, WPAR in Parkersburg, MBS WHKC in Columbus, and WMOA in Marietta with their corresponding dial positions.
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NBC
WZLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Listings for April 18 19
A dense schedule lists daily broadcasts from morning through late night across networks CBS NBC and ABC. Programs include news talks comedies dramas songs films and variety shows with multiple repeats and regional slots across Abe CBS MBS and West repeats.
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Nbe
Cbbs
Mbs- West
Cbs
Lowell Thomas
I1j
Ebs
Abe Basic
Beulah
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cebs
Abe
Tropice
Abe New
Cbs Sports
Gordon MacRae
Dr. I. Q
Abe Fish and Hunt Club
Friend Irma
Ocbs
Abe American Forum
Radio City Playhouse
Abe Bob Hawk
Cbs On Trial
Abe Concert
Cbs News
News
Variety
Abe West
Abe Kate Smith
Lopez
Abe Bill Slater
Hollywood
Abe Queen
Abe Red Benson
Bob Lewis
Mbs
Kay Kyser
Treasury
Cbs Kiddies
West
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Dick Turner
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Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Gaynelle Clark
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France
Germany
Spain
Jefferson Franklin Shakespeare
Virginia
Maine
Arizona
Hallowe
Ahaz Moses Adam David
Andy
By Galbraith
Henry
N. Y
Clevelandaires
Abe Bob Poole
Fred Waring
Godfrey
Cba