Truman era moves toward Middle East trusteeship
The United States shifts toward a UN trusteeship for Palestine with a provisional international government and potential troops under a working paper. Ambassador Austin expands on plans to allow cross-border US involvement and a Tangier style international zone as a model for governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Security Council
General Assembly
United States
Truman
State Marshall
United Nations
Warren Austin
Palestine
Austin
Jordan
Security Council
Russia
Ukraine
Germany
Austria
Trieste
U. S
Britain
Middle East
Tangier
Morocco
Gibraltar
Jerusalem
France
Italy
Spain
Intelligence catastrophe in Bogota and Italy misreads
The testimony before the House committee portrays CIA failures in Bogota linking to a broader misread of Communist strength in Italy. It argues the agency ignored underlying social and economic tensions in Colombia and wrongly framed unrest as Communist manipulation, urging policy insight over anti-Communist bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillenbkoetter
Central Intelligence Agency
House Committee On Executive Expenditures
Bogota
Italy
Kremlin
Colombia
CIA
State Department
Walter Lippman
Senor Gaitan
Napoleon
Wellington
Lisbon
Torres Vedras
Soult
Subscription Rates for The Messenger Newspaper Delivery
Rates show home delivery by carrier at 25 cents weekly with options for yearly and short-term terms. Mail rates differ by Ohio and West Virginia regions and international mail priced on request. Entry notes second class matter status in Athens Ohio per 1915 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Weekend flight sparks modern romance in London tale
Patience and Roger scheme a swift weekend trip to Paris via passport office and first plane tomorrow. The plan unfolds with Avaunt Aunt Helen, Charlotte, and Elizabeth in a bustling London setting as Patience contemplates love for Paul and Roger while nerves mix with excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria Street
Patience
Roger
Paul
Weill
Aunt Helen
Paris
Charlotte
Ed wards Build New Hospital In Oklahoma City
A major Oklahoma City project, funded by two Black entrepreneurs, W. J. Edwards and wife, opened a modern hospital housing 105 beds for over 3000 visitors this week. The $500000 venture honors the American ideal of opportunity across races and creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Horatio Alger
W. J. Edwards
Service of
Edwards
Texas
The Doctor Says Kidney Stones
An overview of how kidney stones form and move from the kidney pelvis through the ureter to the bladder. It covers common ages, potential causes, the risk of a stone lodging in the ureter, diagnostic use of X rays, treatment to remove or aid passage, and prevention by urine acidity, infection control, and diet. It also answers a question on pinworm treatment with gentian violet hexyl resorcinol and santonin, noting self treatment is not advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charelotte
Roger
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Local Church Leaders Attend Southeast Ohio Assembly
Rev Aubrey Mitchell of Corning to chair the Southeast Ohio Assembly of the Church of God in Athens on April 27 with speakers Rev W A Wilson Newark Rev H M Smith Gallipolis and Rev Marco King Wheeling. Residents support cancer drive with chairwoman Mrs Everett Dunlap and house to house canvass planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Church
Joseph Tague
Crooksville
Father Tague
Anthony Tague
Corning Catholic Church
Everett Dunlap
Gladys Fuccie
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Carl W. Hermey
Steve Kayle
Barberton
Eayle
Elmer Starling
Congo
William Pompey
Billy
Jane McCramer
Hannah Roders
Joseigh Frye
Allen Oy
Ruth Palmer
Mae Rodgers
Alice Brown
Zanesville
Community Notes from Point Rock Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Walter Fairchild of Kentucky stayed with son Elmer over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles Nicholson visited Mrs E A George. Frank Dwight Al bany Elizabeth Cottrill and Ruth Radcliff party visited W R Holcomb. Fernie Alexander Lucille Columbus group called on Mina Curry. Lucille recently toured Texas and southern states. Walter Canade family Ora Nelson joined a Sunday at Frank Nelson home. Mrs J E Radekin,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Rock
Walter Fairchild
Kentucky
Elmer
Charles Nicholson
E. A. George
Frank Dwight
Albany
Elizabeth Cottrill
Ruth of
Radcliff
W. R. Holcomb
Fernie Alexander
Lucille
Columbus
Mina Curry
Texas
Walter Canade
Ora Nelson
Frank Nelson
J. E. Radekin
Clean-up drive urged despite flood and delay
A local editorial urges prompt city and private help for a Woman's Club clean-up campaign. It notes the flood muck, dusty streets, and the need for a completed flood wall before heavy investments in beautification. Public and private teams should visit premises to improve appearance and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
First Ward
Bandit Province Hunan Sees Frequent City Gambits
In Hunan Province China a region comparable to Idaho in size houses about 400000 bandits. The city of Iyang changed hands among gangs roughly seventy times in a single twelve month period.
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Hunan
China
Idaho
Iyang
Perry Co. Court Notes Report Typhoid Cases and Probate Actions
Two typhoid fever cases in Perry County mark first since 1946. Residents Leo Rarick and William Sweeney quarantined. March deaths total 26 and births 18. Will of Walter Garey leaves property to Eva Garey. Various suits involve oil and gas, property leasing, and guardianship. Title transfers and divorces filed. car ownership and marriage licenses noted.
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New Lexington
Perry County Health Office
Leo Rarick
Junction City
William P. Sweeney
Jackson Township
Perry County Board of Health
Harold F. Minshull
Carl and
Wilma Hattick
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Bearfield
Addie
T. C. Rogers
Forrest Groves
E. B. Graham
Clayton Township
Holbein Coal C
James Robinson
Vera Hoffman
Clair Calhoon
Clarence H
Inez A. Reed
Pike Township
Local notices from Mineral report visits and family events
The column lists several visits and family happenings in Mineral and nearby towns. Emma Jenkins fractured a rib after a fall. Mary Clark of Granville required care with relatives from Dayton and Zaleski visiting. Sylvia Andrews moved to Athens for work and will live with the Carmens. Shingler of Marion visited his parents. Mina Fry and Ardilla Shuster joined Emish and Hester in Mineral for a two day stay. Hadley Ely's family hosted a birthday and wedding anniversary homecoming. Funeral services were held in Michigan for the Shoemaker family’s young son. The McNutt and Rhodes families visited, Donna Lavender traveled with them to Glasgow. Paul Lowry and Worley West visited Addie Snyder and Edith Addis called on Mineral residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jenkins
Herman Secoy
Granville
James Clark
Dayton, CO
Mary Clark
Raymond Clark
Zaleski
Sylvia Andrews
Athens
Errett Carmen
Jack Shingler
Marion
Ohio
Orville Shingler
Mina D. Fry
Ardilla Shuster
J. P. Emish
C. V. Hester
Hadley Ely
Michigan
Dick Shoemaker
Betty Brooks
Leo McNutt
Glouster
Arthur Rhodes
Donna Lavender
McNutts
Paul Lowry
G. K. Lowry
Local notes move through town with family and visit reports
Mrs. Donald Hosk inson returns from Columbus with her parents after her mother Mrs. Vansky seeks observation at St Francis Hospital. Delver Cline’s death shocks Mrs. Kenneth McKibben. George McKibben of Milan visits Lily McKibben and relatives. Mayor Bedinghaus and wife in Logan. Claire Pennell undergoes major Lancaster hospital surgery. Emmett Conway from Chillicothe visits. Jeanne Sweeney heads to Nelsonville as sister Clara Potts is ill. Kenneth McKibben hosts Irene Queen William Queen and Marlin Collins. Barney Durkin of McArthur visits. Mrs. James McKibben acknowledged.
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Lily McKibben
J. A. Bedinghaus
Logan
Claire Kyle
Lancaster
Albert Pennell
Lancaster Hospital
Emmett Conway
Chillicothe
Jeanne Sweeney
Nelsonville
Clara Potts
Kenneth McKibben
Irene Queen
Carpenter
William Queen
Gallipolis
Marlin Collins
Barney Durkin
McArthur
James McKibben
Community Notes From Apple Grove and Parkersburg
Mrs R A McKelvey and others visit Parkersburg on business. Jim and William Channell of Parkersburg stay with E C Shank and M V Shank. Jim Carpenter visits Racine hosts. WSCS hosts a stork shower for Mrs Albert Barr with 19 guests and a pink blue cradle. OHU students James and Jack Shank visit home. Miss Jane Sanborn of Xenia also attends. Meth Church plans a community sing May 2. Wesley Bellas of Letart Falls visits Shields. Mrs Earl Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
R. A. McKelvey
E. C. Clark
Herb Sayre
Parkersburg
Jim Davis
William Channell
E. C. Shank
M. V. Shank
Jim Carpenter
Harry Oush
Racine
WSCS
Albert Barr
Roy Buck
James
Jack Shank
Ohio University
Jane Sanborn
Xenia
Methodist Church
Wesley Bellas
Letart Falls
O. G. Shields
Earl Shank
Laurel Cliff Members Hostess Event and Outing Notes
Mrs. Margaret Allen hosted eight Laurel Cliff Health Club members with refreshments. Georgia Diehl will host the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brookover visited Athens. Marion Radford, Lillie Hawk, Pearl Parker and Jim Ferguson vacationed in Columbus. Joan Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spencer, sprained an arm after tripping over the family dog. Mrs. Pearl Parker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Cliff
Margaret Allen
Radio Networks List Of Area Stations And Schedules
A listing of area stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta and multiple AM frequencies 700 1230 930 1460 1450 610 1490 KC with note on daylight saving time changes and possible last minute program changes.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Amid Daylong Lineup From 6 to 6:45
A dense listing shows a full day of radio programming with multiple networks and time slots. Programs include News Reports, Sports Time, The Beulah Show, Ordinary dramas, Variety hours, and Kiddies and documentary segments spanning CBS ABC NBC and mutual affiliates.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Cbs
Chicago Orchestra
Cbs East
Lum
Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe
Beulah
Cbs News
Abbe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Gen. Osborn
Abe Bob Crosby
Kaltenborn
Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
James Melton
Opinionaire
Jimmy Durante
Aba
Gordon MacRae
Abc West
Abe Kate Smith
Nbe
Abe Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Cbs Treasury
Ohio University figures attend Columbus Alumni dinner
President Herman G James coaches Don Peden W J Trautwein and B T Grover along with Alumni Secretary Clark Williams from Ohio University attended the Franklin County Alumni Chapter dinner in Columbus. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Sanders Chauncey hosts. Gallipolis seniors Mary Lou Mohr Ferne Saunders Avalon Gardner Vivian Maves Mildred Marian Alexander Margie Dillon Bess Evans Willeen Rupe Julia Vance Nita Matthews. Olive Pedicord and Marguerite McNally of Bishopville were weekend guests of Ben Thorp Crooksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. James
Don C. Peden
W. J. Trautwein
B. T. Grover
Clark E. Williams
Ohio University
Franklin County Alumeni
Columbus
Gallipolis
Athens
Mary Louis Mohr
Ferne Saunders
Avalon Gardner
Vivian Maves
Mildred
Marian Alexander
Margie Dillon
Bess Evans
Willeen Rupe
Juleia Vance
Nita Matthews
Olive Pedicord
Marguerite McNally
Bishopville
Ben Thorp
Crooksville
Athens social notes and local marriage line
Mr and Mrs L C Strausbaugh of Athens visited their daughter Mrs W B Koons in Chauncey. The Athens County Home Telephone Co bought the George Scott residence near the Methodist Church to install a full cable system. Mrs D J Crowley of Dayton stayed two weeks with sister Mrs M F Noonan in Glau g ter. Florence Skiver of Nelsonville and William Schneider man of Toledo were married at the Athens Methodist Church by Rev Daniel McGurk. The Risley family hosted guests including Sam Risley of Carbondale and Edith McNutt of Luhrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Strausbaugh
Athens
Mrs
W. B. Koons
Chauncey
Athens County Home Telephone Co
George Scott
Florence Skiver
Nelsonville
William Schneiderman
Toledo
Athens Methodist Church
Daniel McGurk
Frank Risley
Sam Risley
Carbondale
Edith McNutt
Luhrig
Ohio Freight Rates Increase Granted
The state utilities commission in Columbus approved a 10 percent rise in railroad freight rates between Ohio points, effective May 6, costing Ohio shippers about 18 million dollars annually. The ruling also grants a 30 percent ceiling on pre October 9 1947 rates and cancels two prior increases from October and January. Some smaller increases were permitted.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Commission
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Mt. Sinai
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By Renee Shann
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NEA Service, Inc
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Corning
Sam Simmons
Walter Garey
Reading Township
Eva M. Garey
C. E. Dupler
E. P. Walser
Somerset
N. L. Altier
Ida May Altier Et al
Bessie Sims
Bearfield Township
Louella Sims Et al
E. M. Trout
Joy O. Newton
John F. Talley
Thomas Catchpole
Pure Oil Co
New Cambridge Colliers, Inc
Clarence H. Reed
Near New Lexington
Davie R. Malster
Summerville
Roy E. Murphy
East Palestine
Malster Coal Co
Clerk of Courts
Grover Wheeler
New Straitsville
Thornport
Justice of the Peace
Clair Butts
Elizabeth Travis
Arthur R. Travis
Common Pleas Court
U. S. McGonagle
Juanita Handa
James Handa
Joseph L. Meenan
Wilma Zartman
Albert Zartman
Wilma Wagoner
E. P. Waiser
Charles A. King
Trois
N. Y
Oklahoma
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
My Story
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
By Galbraith
Reo. U.S. Pat
Clarence Sanders
C. N. Sanders
Bob and
Bill
Charles Sanders
Sandra Lou
Ray Sanders
Millfield
D. J. Crowley
Dayton
M. F. Noon
Glaug,ter
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