Bogota Uprising Shows Gaps in Intelligence Officials Question CIA Role
The piece critiques General Marshall and Washington for the Bogota insurrection's surprising timing and questions CIA's focus on military intelligence over political intelligence. It argues Colombia’s unrest stemmed from inflation and social tensions, with police and army involvement suggesting deeper local fault lines. It also notes State Department's limited civilian agency role in political intelligence.
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Press Club
Marshall
Bogota
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Short
Central Intelligence Authority
Colombia
Comunists
State Department
CIA
Subscription Rates for The Messenger Listed by Carrier and Mail
Rates show weekly carrier payments and mail options for Ohio andWest Virginia residents as well as outside states. The notice lists 1 year 18.20 for carrier, 9.00 for mail in some regions, and 13.00 for annual mail outside specified areas with varying 6 month and 3 month prices. It notes entry at Athens Ohio Postoffice as Second Class Matter under 25e a week.
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VANCE
Messenger
Ohblo
West Virginia
Ohio
Athens
Patience and Roger Clash Over a Mysterious Suitor
In a backstage party Patience confronts the dawning fear that the man she loves may not be the same person she remembers. Paul’s anger, Charlotte’s social whirl, and Dwight Breeden’s presence complicate matters as Patience drinks champagne and wrestles with old memories and new temptations.
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Paul
Patience
Hickson
Nee
Roger Dickson
Darling
Charlotte
Roger
Dwight Darling
Bette
Patience Darling
Mr. Breeden
Dwight
Dwight Breeden
Magna
Pictures
Gage
Insulin and livestock: a rationing misread
The piece argues against reducing livestock to save grain, noting vast pasture acreage and the medical reliance on animal glands for insulin. It asserts meat production fuels the economy, supports efficient free markets, and that retail prices are driven by wholesale costs and wages, not profiteering.
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United States
Senator Ball Proposes Flexible Minimum Wage Revisions
The proposal would raise the minimum wage and allow regional variations in pay and worker classification to reflect local economies. Advocates see benefits for the least skilled workers while critics caution against inflationary pressures and reduced incentives to advance.
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Ball
Congress
The Fight Continues in Price Cutting Across Retail
Retail merchandising has pushed profit margins to the limit to reduce prices and curb increases. Chains and independents alike have voluntarily cut markups over the past year, leaving many stores with margins near break even.
Off the Record Remarks by Truman Highlight Press Practice
National Affairs columnist Peter Edson critiques the use of off the record remarks at the Truman speech to the American Society of Newspaper Editors. He argues the material should have been on the record and warns of erosion of trust, censorship, and misused information despite a useful background function.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Truman
Voice of America
Harry Trauman
Huntington Solon Receives Visitors
Rep. Hubert S. Ellis of Huntington welcomed Mrs. Ralph Richardson and her son Bobby to his Washington offices. They toured the Capitol and other government buildings during their stay at Ellis's invitation.
Reuther attack sparks debate on suspects and motives
The attack on Walter Reuther prompts speculation about who shot him, with opinions ranging from union leaders to management or even a screwball. The piece notes past labor tensions and the fierce reward offered, while also reporting Mercy Hospital's building fund reaching over $300,000 in a $1.5 million campaign.
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Walter Reuther
Reuther
Mr. Reuther
Atlantic City
Canton
Mercy Hospital
Floods Close Route 35 In Adamsville Multiple Days
Raccoon Creek flooding blocks traffic on Route 35 from Tuesday to Saturday April 13 17. Homes in Adamsville suffer water damage while residents move to higher ground. Rio Grandians view 32 new Plymouths four Hudsons two Chryslers two jeeps and two jeep station wagons. Community events at Rio Grande include an amateur show at the college and a square dance in Community Hall. Funeral planned for Aaron Day April 22 at Bethel Church. Schools close four days, mail stops, and local organizations hold meetings and cleanup efforts amid high water.
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Rio Grande
Aaron Day
Gallipolis
Clarence Fisher
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Bethel Church
Rio Grande College
Cliff Myers
Tom Kelton
Baptist Church
Scout
Dana Wickline
Edwards Dickinson
Kent
Easter Weekend Visitors and Library Closures Noted
Mr and Mrs C E Price of Columbus hosted Easter weekend guests including Rol lin Price and family and Clint on Patton. Other gatherings celebrated birthdays in Athens and Albany. Mineral library closed briefly while Chauncey Library also shut indefinitely. Ohio University alumni events in Cleveland and health officials’ meeting in Columbus are mentioned.
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C. E. Price
Pomeroy
Rollin Price
Ruth
Bobby
Charles Price
Lucille and
Kathyn Price
Delbert Hall
of Columbus
Mineral
Sylvia Addis
Chauncey
Nell Rupe
Bidwell Weekend Visitors and Family Notices
Mr and Mrs J L Hineman hosted a weekend with Mr and Mrs T K Bell in Williamsport. Various relatives and friends from Columbus Logan Rochester Pa Adamsville and Porter attended gatherings and visits. Gloria Shoemaker is listed after an April note and prolonged family activity closes this column.
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Hal Shoemaker
Gloria
Calvin Nolan and
Bruce
Rochester
Dean Hayes
Allan Nolan
Gerald Hull
Clifton
Hull
C. P. Frederick
C. B. Robinson
Herbert A. Wade
Columbus
Elmer Sherritt
Vinton
Elwood . Smith
Deane Hayes
Curt Fillinger
W. C. Fillinger
Clarence Byer
Porter
Ben Bickers
Steve Burkle
Mary
Adamsville
Gloria Shoemaker
Birth of Grandson for Mr and Mrs Phil Lip Brown
Mr and Mrs Phil Lip Brown announce the birth of a grandson to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner Elyria the newborn is Kenneth. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hines rented living rooms to Mr and Mrs Richard Davis and daughter Linda. Davis works on the Burr Oak dam. Mrs Sylvia Post hosts a visit from Floyd Dawson Cambridge and Mary Post remains ill. Sheldon Post in the Army recently visited. Mae McDonald Columbus Blanche Dennis Hemlock visit Eva Ivers their mother.
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Burr Oak
Phillip Brown
Harry Wagner
Elyria
Kenneth
Raymond Hines
Richard Davis
Linda
Davis
Burr Oak Dam
Floyd Dawson
Cambridge
Sheldon
Mae McDonald
Columbus
Blanche Dennis
Glen
Hemlock
Eva Ivers
Radio Schedule Evening April 22 1940s Cincinnati Columbus and More
A detailed radio programming list for NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta with daily 6 pm to 6:45 am segments. Includes News Music Sports Dramas Comedies Talk Shows and serials across multiple networks and stations.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WMOA
Marietta
Cbs Network
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Mbs-West
Abe of Men
Abe
Keulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cba
Bob Crosby
Ebs Henry Morgan
Abe Child
Abe-West
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Henry Aldrich
Andy Russell
Burns & Allen
Abe Mr. Keen
Ellery Queen
Backus
Billy Rose
al Jolson
Dick Haymes
Willie Piper
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Basic Crime Photographer
the Clock
RFD
America
Bob Hawk
Abe Magazine
Child's World
Abec East Family Theater
Eddie Cantor
Dbs
Norman Thomas
Earl Godwin
Cbe
Hypertension treatments and neurasthenia query
The article explains hypertension arises from various causes with unknown origins in many cases. It notes low sodium and rice diets, tissue extracts, and sympathectomy as selective treatments. It also defines neurasthenia as nervous exhaustion and says cure depends on case severity and underlying causes.
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Edwin FP. Jordan
V. D
New Ohio road maps with scenic views released
Ohio releases 1948 road maps showing roadside parks historical sites and recreational points of interest. A simplified driving time chart and a list of highway patrol posts appear on the back along with a U S map and Canadian border. Free maps available by request from the Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl L. Reed
Unite States
Canadian
Ohio Department of Highways
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