A New Home on Long Island Mirrors Rural Dream
A country couple recounts building a six room ranch on a half acre near Cold Spring Hills Long Island 40 miles from New York City. They face delays with plans unfinished utilities and quirky construction issues while enjoying rural closeness and local produce amid a distant city life.
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New York
Long Island
Otto Kalen
Cold Spring Hills
LIRR
University of Michigan
Military Academy
Perry Co Court Notes In re Estate of Goldie Mac Neal
New Lexington reports an inventory and appraisement in the Common Pleas Court for the estate of Goldie Mac Neal filed by Ottis. The filing marks formal steps in settling the estate.
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New Lexington
Goldie Mac Neal
Common Pleas Court
Ottis
A. Neal
C. W. Garrison
Leo Radkoski
Arthur F. Hillis
Carrie Chadwick
Thomas J. Chadwick
E. P. Walser
Clara J. Shaw
Almeda
Jane Davis
Sarah
Thomas James
Rendvile
Louise Samuels
Thomas McGinnis
Perry County
Nick D. Garcia
Meyer Johnson
Kincaid
Ada Fitch
East Fultenham
Parke Davis and Co., Inc
Detroit
Mich
Court of Common Pleas
Paul Reach
Arimo Marionelli
Scranton
Erma Freeland
Ralph Freeland
Anna Hood
Crooksville
Route 2
Oliver Hood
Roald E. Rosser
U.S. Army
Grace M. Bush
Rolland Lear
Potter
Grace Guinsler
Michael J. Wilson
Betty Lee Wolfe
Rev
Ewald Bush
Walter S. West
Rendville
Wilma Hettick
Fof Moxahala
Ruth V. Cox
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Somerset
Bertha Eckard
Ohio Power Co
Corning
J. H. Penrod
Ohio Power Company
Fred and
Frances I. Moore
Raymond
Joan Wesney
Bearfield
Frank L. Snider
Anna Buchne
William and
Irene Vernon
Richard E
Doris Baker
Donald and
D. Northell Taylor
Charles and
Loratte P. Phillips
Needlework patterns and estate notices fill Athens pages
Pattern No 2901 by Anne Cabot offers huck weaving designs with materials charts and how to weave on huck. Legal notices report appraisals and distributions, real estate sales, probates, and divorce actions. marriages licenses and transfers also listed.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Thinking of the 1952 Elections and Party Realignments
The piece argues 1952 national elections demand careful thought beyond Democrat vs Republican. It notes Democratic changes over two decades, rising splinters like Dixiecrats and Trumancrats, mixed voter views, and calls for accountability for the party in power while acknowledging Republican conservatism and calls for progress without upheaval.
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United States
Dixiecrats
Republicrats
Democrat Party
Republican Party
Debate over TV franchise and public utility principles
The article questions granting exclusive TV franchise to a promoter, arguing franchises belong to public utilities like electric and water services. It highlights lack of public necessity for entertainment and urges evaluating merit by performance rather than licensing. It cautions council power to revoke and stresses competition for progress.
Eight Bradley basketball players named in bribe disclosures
The report states eight Bradley University players have been revealed as bribe-takers amid winter disclosures involving several New York City colleges. Bradley, in Peoria Illinois, decided not to play in Madison Square Garden, signaling concern over the unsavory atmosphere. The piece notes bribe vulnerability crosses geography and remains not limited to any city.
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Bradley University
New York City
Little Bradley
Peoria
Ill
America
Madison Square Garden
Connally Rebels Over Foreign Aid Hearings Showdown
Senator Tom Connally, longtime chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, clashed with colleagues during hearings on President Truman’s 8.5 billion dollar foreign aid request. He faulted spending on Asia and warned about the administration’s Europe focus amid Republican and Army critic criticism.
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Washington
Tom Connally
Senate
Truman
Armed Services Committee
Connally
William C. Foster
Asia
Foster
ECA
Europe
Southeast Asia
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Rabies Vaccine History and Ongoing Battle to Eliminate Disease
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan recalls Pasteur pioneering rabies vaccine work after the 19th century experiments. He notes the dangerous bite case of Joseph Meister and the vaccine’s success, and discusses current rabies risks in dogs and cats. Vaccination, quarantine, and dog control are urged to curb the disease.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
Tage
Joseph Meister
United States
Keirns Family Event At Hooper Ridge Church
Bible school attendance reached 57 at Hooper Ridge. A shower for Mr and Mrs Junior Skinner of Athens was held at the home of their uncle and aunt T M and M E Keirns in Amesville Route 1. The annual Keirns descendant reunion planned for Aug 12 at the Church of Christ includes Bible school at 10 and communion at 11 followed by a cafeteria dinner in the church basement. Relatives invited.
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Hooper Ridge
Junior Skinner
Athens
T. M. Keirns
Amesville
Augustas
Sarah Eleanor (Wolfe) Keirns
Church of Christ
Child Dies of Burns in Alberta Gasoline Play
Three year old Bruce Bussonette died in Eureka River Alberta after a group of children dipped sticks in gasoline lit them and waved them about. The incident highlights a fatal burn accident involving local youths.
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Eureka River
Alta
Bruce Bussonette
Radio Programs Across Stations in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky
A listings style schedule enumerates broadcast blocks for many stations including WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis and WOUN in Huntington. It covers noon to late evening weekday lineups with CBS NBC ABC and regional network shows plus dance music and crime drama serials and kids programs.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Mbs-West
Abe Robert Q. Waxworks
Cbs News
Nbe
Cbs Evening
Pete Kelly
Abe Rocky Jordan
Fat
Manabe International Airport
Cbs Rogue's Gallery
Abe Johnny Dollar
Abe Family Theater
Lawrence Welk
Cbs News & Music
News & Variety
All Nets
Television Program Schedule Fragment
A detailed list of TV programs and air times across WLWC WTVN WBNS and WSAZ channels with shows ranging from news highlights and morning matinees to sports, variety, westerns, theater, and film features. Includes entries for Ernie, Eddie Mann Trio, Hollywood Stars, Captain Video, Arthur Godfrey, and sports matchups across multiple stations.
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Lifetime
Abe
Abe Godfrey
Cbs
Ebs
Bill Gwinn
Chicago
Abe Shadow of Cloak
DuMont
Hollywood
WLWC
Channel 3
Ernie
Eddie Mann
NeW&s Caravan
TV Theater
Buster Keaton
Hollywood Stars
Jimmy Leeper
Philadelphia
WTVN
Captain Video
Chance of Lifetime
Bill Guinn
Westerville
Echo Valley
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Earl Flora
Arthur Godfrey Oeit Rich
TV Weatherman
Armchair Theater
Bill Zipt
Steve Allen
Garry Moore
Vanity Fair
Fran
Wsaz-Tv
Bradley
Phillies
Cowboy Playhouse
Western Theatre
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Harmony Rangers
Dixieland Club
Abe Ladies Fain
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Dbs
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Windy City
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Ebs Kiddies
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Mbs Baseball Network
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