Deadlock in Washington Halts Fair Deal Progress
The article notes a political stalemate where Democrats control the presidency and Congress but struggle to pass major Fair Deal measures. It highlights limited enacted reforms such as public housing and a 75-cent minimum wage, with FEPC likely doomed and broader social legislation uncertain for 1950 and beyond.
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House
Senate
White House
Congress
Truman
Commodity Credit Corporation
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
CCC
Two Sides To Pension Fight In Steel Industry
Inland Steel and the United Steel Workers see two pension models. In a joint plan 74 percent of Inland's 11,300 eligible workers chose employer employee contributions. Union leaders argued a different view last fall, but private plans existed long before the dispute.
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United Steel Workers
Inland Steel Company
Inland
Costs of Chrysler Strike Mounts to Over Billion
Automotive News estimates the strike has cost 1 091 732 200 to date with 58 working days since January 25. Losses span dealers and factory 770 million in vehicles, suppliers 232 million, strikers 66.7 million, idled supplier workers 23 million, and retailers 19.5 million in discounts. It notes an average dealer loss of 18 200 and a potential 18 month recovery period if a 54 hour week resumes post strike.
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Chrysler
Automotive News
Pocketbook Politics Shrinks GOP Policy For Vote Gain
A digest of a 1950 GOP policy statement reduces a 1950 words to 99 defines liberty versus socialism, masked as a smaller appeal. The piece imagines a rally with two 10 minute speeches as a showcase of the idea and hints at broader political use.
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GOP
High Command
Political season nears as Truman boosts his men
The piece notes President Truman plans a cross country tour to campaign for Democrats while Republicans led by Guy Gabrielson denounce his claims. Gabrielson accuses Truman of losing the cold war in Asia and fostering socialism. The author remarks on the upcoming Congress election and renewed campaign rhetoric.
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Washington
Truman
Democratic Party
Guy G. Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Gabrielson
Mr. Truman
Asia
Truman Democrats
Wichita Windsor the First Would Miss England and Rise in America
Boyle argues that Britain’s heir labeled Wichita Windsor would be costumed by primogeniture to a minor royal role, while opportunities await him in the United States. He suggests a plain name and a move to American public life where merit could yield real power, far beyond royal titles.
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New York
Elizabeth
Britain
Buckingham Palace
George
Edward
John
Wichita Windsor
Prince Charles
Great Britain
England
United States
Mississippi
Harlem
New York City
California
Illinois
Hollywood
America
Duke of
Cockfosters
Knight
North
Census Takers Beat by Uncooperative Citizens
Political humor notes census takers face violence from hostile residents. The joke suggests arming them with helmets, issuing service ribbons like Purple Hearts, and publishing weekly casualty lists to highlight dangers.
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Census Bureau
York Township school dispute challenged by parent
George Tolliver of Nelsonville, R1, criticizes York Township School Board for seeking an injunction to transport his children to Nelsonville, accusing officials of political leverage and neglecting education. He calls for a merit based test comparing students of the two districts.
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York Township
Nelsonville
York School Board of Education
Local Social Notices From Mineral Area Gather for Easter and Weddings
Mr and Mrs Denni son LeMaster dined with Mr and Mrs John Taylor. Graveside services were held in Athens for Mrs Horton Sanders Barberton and Mr Dinsmore New Marshfield with Mr J P Emish and Mrs C V Hester in attendance. Mrs Charlotte Kennard New Marshfield visited her daughters Rose Saylor and Grace West. The Hadley Ely family vacationed in Newark for Easter sunrise services with Mrs Ely visiting Marjory and Irene. Mrs D T McAfee attended funeral services for her brother in law near Coolville. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rhoads Zaleski visited here. Mr and Mrs James Clark Dayton visited his mother Mary Clark. C V Hester and others called at the home of the late John Bedinghouse Zaleski. Bedinghouse, B O Railroad agent, died suddenly. The marriage of Don Shingler and Barbara Kennard occurred in New Marshfield at the bride’s parents’ home on Sunday April 16. Relatives from Mineral attending included Mrs Virgene Thomas, Mrs Helen Swaim, Mrs Rose Saylor, Mrs Grace West and their families, plus Mr and Mrs Orville Shingler.
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Dennison LeMaster
John Taylor
J. P. Emish
C. V. Hester
Athens
Horton Sanders
Barberton
Dinsmore
New Marshfield
Charlotte Kennard
Rose Saylor
Grace West
Hadley Ely
Newark
Quiz Hall Answers and Scattered Clues
A quiz key lists ten questions with points and answer prompts for men women and teenagers. The provided answer line is garbled with mixed letters and symbols, offering no clear solutions to the questions.
Drakes Host Dinner for Corning Basketball Team
Mr and Mrs George Drake and son Carl hosted a dinner for the Corning Railroaders basketball team with games and music. Guests included John Clark Athens and many Corning residents. The WSCS at Drakes Methodist Church held prayers and a potluck lunch led by vice president Mrs Golden Drake. Other notes mention visits and a Navy discharge by Randall Mayes.
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Drakes
George Drake
Carl
Corning Railroaders
John Clark
Athens
William Courtney
Jerry Roof
Dick Garrison
William Thiesen
James Horn
Robert Beddow
James Hall
William Chapman
Jean Hatfield
Ann Harper
Bernice Eichel
Virginia Hatfield
Corning
WSCS
Drakes Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Isabelle Murray
Congo
Reich
Randall Mayes
San Francisco
Navy
Golden Drake
Epidemic Hepatitis Noted Across Wars and Theaters
Doctors describe epidemic infectious hepatitis as a liver disease with an initial illness phase followed by jaundice and recovery. Most patients recover in six to eight weeks with rest and high protein diet, though some cases persist longer or become chronic. The piece notes a viral cause and predicts more knowledge will emerge in years ahead.
Cleveland blaze leaves twenty homeless in four family tenement
A southeast Cleveland fire destroyed a four family tenement Sunday leaving twenty homeless. Battalion Chief Bernard Mulcahy said the building had been condemned two months earlier as a firetrap. No injuries were reported.
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Cleveland
Bernard W. Mulcahy
Television Schedule Listings for Local Stations
Wednesday to Thursday broadcasting grid lists programmed shows with times across WLW C Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 6 30-minute blocks include Judy Splinters Howdy Doody Captain Video Match of shows and late news features along with days and time blocks and program notes.
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Judy Splinters
Howdy Doody
Wlw-C
Channel 3
Cactus Jim
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Showroom
News Caravan
The
Pinkey Lee
Theater
Photo News
Pauper
Penthouse
WTVN
Cartoon Theater
Your Police Dept
Captain Video
Western Theater
Yard ‘N’ Garden
Wbns-Tv
Chet Long
Cbs-Tv
Arthur Godfrey
Studio K
Fern Sharp
Ted Steele
Wsaz-Tv
Lucky Pup
Texas Slim
Bob Howard
Telenews
Sports Almanac
Sweethearts of
U.S.A
Fingerprints do not lie in murder case twist
Azalea Palmer collapses as Queripel explains how fingerprints could be used to frame Paul Moody. Kelso’s secret entry and the plan to coerce payment surface, while Azalea battles shame and fear over her father’s death and Paul’s fate.
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Pete Kelso
James Stivers
Kelso
Stivers
Martin Queripel
Wendell Palmer
Queripel
Paul Moody
Moody
Nelda Croft
Azalea
Azalea Palmer
Harley Kenyon
Timothy O'Hea
Kenyon
O'Hea
Paul
Radio Schedule Highlights for April 19 Listings
A detailed Wednesday schedule lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston Parkersburg WMOA Marietta and more station slots. Programs span news, dramas, comedies, variety shows and kids time with gaps and repeats across morning to late evening.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WCUI
One University
Cbc
Abc-West
Abe
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cba
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Cbs Doc LQ
Gildersleeve
Gregory Hood
Abc International Airport
Nbc-Tv
Abc Family Theater
Abe Burns and Allen
Lawrence Welk
Abe Lum
Abner
Cbs On Trial
Abec
Abc-Tv
Mbe
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Oklahoma
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Greece
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Rupert Hughes
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