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Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
West
Eneateien
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
The Masked UN and US Russia Clash in Europe
David Lawrence argues the United Nations is masking a direct US Russian power struggle. He traces postwar aims, the Truman Doctrine, and the Marshall Plan as reflections of competing spheres of influence. He urges direct diplomacy and full disclosure of all facts to avert war.
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Washington
United Nations
Russia
United States
U.N
Europe
Near East
Britain
America
Greece
Turkey
Western
Korea
Balkans
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Immunization debate in nursing schools questions scarlet fever control
Dr. William A. O’Brien notes immunization injections for scarlet fever in nursing students caused severe reactions in 90 of 142 cases with no proven effectiveness by skin tests. Scarlet fever's milder form today offers uncertain long term protection, while five injections were required and many lost school days.
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Ramona L. Todd
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Athens Court St. Rebuild Sees 25 Years of Stalled City Upgrades
A retrospective on Athens public works notes major 1920s Court Street repaving and utilities upgrades, then highlights decades of minimal progress. The piece cites fire equipment, police, water, sewers, street lighting, and traffic needs as still unmet while Ohio University expands. It urges bond financing for lasting improvements to support growth and the university’s two million dollar expansion.
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Court St
Athens
Old City Hall
Carpenter St
State Highway Department
West Union St
Ohio University
Complex world ties steel profits to Britain crisis
The article links rising steel company earnings with England's faltering economy and stock market collapse, arguing that London’s financial trends influence American markets. It notes the fragile balance of international trade, highlighting the tension between prosperity at home and global instability, and asks whether this signals good or dangerous prospects.
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Great Britain
England
Atlantic
London
Wall Street
Washingtons hidden budget detectives capped meat ax
Peter Edson reports on 30 anonymous operatives called TBI men who audited government spending during the last Congress. They worked for Rep. John Taber and various agencies, delivering large budget cuts and uncovering unreturned funds, while remaining unnamed and unloyalty tested. The operation cost about $50,000 and yielded substantial savings across Civil Aeronautics, Agriculture, and Maritime programs.
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Washington
Congress
TBI
Taber
Bureau of Investigation
John Taber
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Carl Herbert
St. Paul Municipal Research Council
Appropriations Committee
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Gordon W. Blair
Price Waterhouse
William H. Courtney
Ronald M. Ketcham
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Howard U. Friend
Robert D. Hammer
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Indianapolis
C. Oliver Wellington
Charles H. Towns
Maritime Commission
Edward A. Kracke
Haskins & Sells
John M. Dunnick
Huntington National Bank
Columbus, C
Maurice E. Peloubet
Poyson
Pelobuet
Treasury
Rutland WSCS Picnic and Garden Club Meeting Notes
Rutland hosts the annual WSCS picnic at the Everett Colwell home with attendees from Columbus and Iowa. The Rutland Garden Club met at Mrs. T. J. Chase’s to hear reports on the September 4 Flower Show and district meetings, with corsage judging, a white elephant sale, and refreshments for numerous members and guests.
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Rutland
Everett Colwell
WSCS
Lawrence Schmitt
J. A. Nichols
Conrad
Texas
Gail Zimmer
Glenna Griffith
Leland Chase
Columbus
Clay Gardner
Davenport
Iowa
C. O. Chapman
Oscar Patterson
June Patterson
Floyd Thomas
Don Anderson
Weber Theobald
Ira Wolfe
Carl Denison
Bob
Jack Denison
Harold Miller
Marlene Miller
Carl Miller
John Clark
Judy
Tommy Clark
Melvin Clark
Marcus Roush
Jed Webster
Jean
Jon Webster
Edith Bean
Scott Canaday
Herman Hoppes
Mary Swick
Selah Sidenstricker
Janet Theobald
Kay Schmitt
Emogene Kemper
Esther Hoffman
Catherine Colwell
Clark Nichols
Rex Schenefield
John
David Colwell
Rutland Garden Club
Heiner
Folan
Thomas
Cecil Bolen
Dorothy Lansbury
Allie Gardner
Jolla Gardner
Huntington
Opal Armstrong
Phillip Smith
George Lasher
L. J. Heiner
P. A. Jiiden
Almus Rawlings
William Folan
F. A. Bean
Will Harmon
Paul Winn
Whitney Ingerham
Lancaster Camp Ground
Maxine Siders
Lois Jean Taylor
Bill Brown
Bob Schoonover
Eugene Richards
Paul Patterson
Schmitt
Milton Colwell
J. B. Glick
Earl
Margaret Frederick
Gallipolis
Willard Grover
Lucy Frederick
Wendell Miller
Marianne
Groveport
Dave Entsminger
Ruth
Middleport
Howard Grover
Maridel
Grants Pass
Oregon
James W. Emmons
Chloe Fink
Archie McKinney
Dennis
Dexter
Herbert Fink
Nancy
Miss Morris
Arthur van Cleve
Joe
T. A. Giffin
S. R. Hankison
Betty Fink
Eugene Fink
Parkersburg
J. H. Stansbury
New Vienna
Ohio
Colwell
Ellis Cockrun
New Paris
Arnold Grate
Pearl Lanning
Harry Shumaker
Carlos Snowden
Local residents visit family and friends across towns
A string of short visits is reported with Mrs Andy Lemon and family from Flint visiting Mr and Mrs John Kopeho. Betty Jones from Corning with her mother. Mr and Mrs Steve Alah from Cleveland visiting relatives. Mike Demp from Zanesville visiting his parents. and other weekend or weekday visits by Esther Ciber Columbus Janet Boley Moxahala Carrie Morris Dayton and more. A birth is announced for Tom Beddow’s son born July 24 weighing 10 pounds 7 ounces. Rose Regina Stensen begins nurse training at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus.
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Congo
Andy Lemon
John
Jerry
Flint
Mich
John Kopeho
Betty Jones
Corning
Annabell Jones
Steve Alah
Cleveland
Mike Demp
Zanesville
James Murray
Marguerite Stevens
John Mosier
Esther Ciber
Columbus
Alec Ciber
Tom Beddow
Janet Boley
Moxahala
Harry Wilson
Carrie Morris
Dayton
Pearl Wilson
John Paulisin
the Plains
Julius Vargo
Frank Vargo
John Titko
Jack Stensen
Rose Regina Stensen
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Elizabeth
Joe Bobanich
Tony Bobanich
Steve Benedict
Athens
Dora Benedict
Walter Wilson
Oakfield
Lawrence Daugherty
Fostoria
Joan
John Edwards
Herbert Anders
Myra
Myrna Richards
Shawnee
Maxine Jones
Weekend Visits Reported Across Columbus Area
Mr and Mrs Oliver Bailey spent the weekend in Columbus along with Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr and daughters Marilyn Martha and Janet Mrs Minnie Orr were recent guests of Mr and Mrs George Genheimer Dana Carpenter returned home after a week in Columbus Wilber Dean Chester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Orr The Pleasant View picnic committee met at the home of Mrs Ruth Tucker Mr and Mrs Paul Orr visited Cecil Richardson in Coolville Carl Lee hosted weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs Sylvester Doughty and families from Columbus Athens and Glouster People visiting at Carl Lees Sunday included Mr and Mrs Harry Lee and children Robert Linda and Lois of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Roy Lee from Athens Cecil Richardson spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Paul Orr Mrs Mary McKay
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Carl Lee
Sylvester Doughty
Glouster
Harry Lee
Robert
Linda
Lois
Columbus
Roy Lee
Athens
Cecil Richardson
Paul Orr
Mary, McKay
Cast of Local Visitors and Church Group Notes
Letart Falls notes show Mrs. Howard G Roush hosting a noon dinner for her husband. Various locals and relatives visit Canton Columbus East Liverpool and Troy with family travel and hospital news. The piece also mentions tomato grading and light blight reports amid weekend visits and illness updates.
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Letart Falls
Howard G. Roush
W. E. Coyle
Walter G. Roush
East Letart
Barbara McDade
Troy
J. L. Wolfe
Youth Fellowship of the
Methodist Church
Lanchester
Vista Frank
Chester
Wheeler Sarsons, Jr
New Brighton
Wheeler Sarsons
Ralph West
Columbus
W. W. Varin
Athens
J. P. Burnell
John
Charleston
L. L. Wagoner
H. B. Powell
R. D. Ashley
Burl Ashley
Gene Ashley
J. S. Swinborn
John A. Quillen
Ray Hayman
Lina Hayman
Grant Hospital
H. E. Lloyd
Norris
Albany social notes feature weddings and visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Bobo spent Friday and Saturday in Washington D C with Wes Bobo to mark their 44th wedding anniversary. Grace Webb Helen Zimmermann Amesville and Bess Foster dined with Capitola Ziggaroos and Mabel Ziggaroos. Georgia and Caroline Johnson Columbus visit Maurice Hunter family. Mrs T J Spurlock visited relatives in West Virginia. Willard Michaels returned to Columbus after two weeks with her mother Mrs Co L Ross. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sisson Columbus and Will Cline and Charles Parker stayed with Worley Cline Dayton. Clarys Stacki
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Albany
Frank Bobo
Washington D. C
Wes Bobo
Grace Webb
Helen Zimmerman
Amesville
Bess Foster
Capitola
Mabel Ziggaroos
Georgia
Caroline Johnson
Columbus
Maurice Hunter
T. J. Spurlock
West Virginia
Willard Michaels
Community Notices from Clifton and Nearby
A roundup of local visits and family events. Jimmie Buell vacations at Minnehaha boys camp with relatives. Emma Jane Buell joins grandparents in Love City. a new baby Linda Kay Chapman born to Jewell and Mrs Chapman. numerous weekend visits and guests span Beckley Lancaster New Haven Fairview and Huntington hospital with multiple households listed.
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J. R. Buell
Love City
Linda Kay
Jewell Chapman
E. G. Fox
Bobby
Harry Cartwright
Union Camp Grounds
New Haven
Horace Haynes
Columbus
I. N. Haynes
Lonnie Johnson
Fairview
Albert Bitters
Pomeroy
A. B. Woodrum
W. M. Holmes and
Norfolk
W. M. Rickard
Etta Nichols
Nona Eisenhood
East Liverpool
Herman Cartwright
Glen Cartwright
Thermond Young
William Russell
Huntington Hospital
Carl Kearns
Kearns
Joseph Kearns
Earl Darst
Pleasant
Local Travels Mark Weekend Visits Across States
Hockingport resident Mas sie Everette piloted the Semet for a family weekend. Bernard Blake returns from Ypsilanti Michigan for a vacation with his parents D. O. and Bertha Blake. Bertha Jackson visits Ora Randoloph at home after time with relatives in Midway Pennsylvania and East Liverpool. Billie Joe Sprouse returns from Meadville Pennsylvania to meet with Earl Stutler and family. Mary Lincicome and son Ronnie, Hattie Randolph and son Walter, Torch and Dorothea Winn with children Janet, Alice, Joe, Billie and Judy visit their brother Charles Matheny in Parkersburg on Wednesday.
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Hockingport
Everette Massie
Semet
Bernard Blake
Ypsilanti
Mich
D. O. Blake
Bertha Jackson
Ora Randolph
Midway
East Liverpool
Billie Joe Sprouse
Meadville
Earl Stutler
Mary Lincicome
Ronnie
Hattie Randolph
Walter
Torch
Dorothea Winn
Janet
Alice
Joe
Billie
Judy
Charles Matheny
Parkersburg
Chauncey Lodge installs officers as Nelsonville backs chest clinic
Chauncey Lodge 898 TIOOF held installation with George Wilson as installing officer. New officers include Elmer Williams N G Edward Jones V G Robert McCallister W Sol Wilson Cond Clarence Mullin R S to N G George Nicholson L S to N G T J Blackford Chap George Omen inside guardian. Nelsonville health department invites Hocking County to diagnostic chest clinic August 3 and 4. Sand from Hocking River’s Coolville bars, near the Eleanor Brennan Dunlavey estate, tested by state labs and deemed high grade for highway work.
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Chauncey Lodge
George Wilson
Elmer Williams
N. G
Edward Jones
V. G
Robert McCallister
Sol Wilson
Clarence Mullin
R. S
George Nicholson
L. S
T. J. Blackford
George Omen
Inside
Guardian
Health Department of
Nelsonville
Hocking County
Hocking River
Coolville
Eleanore Brenan Dunlavey
State Testing Laboratories
Columbus
Local Officials and civic figures appear in county notices
Herman Luckoff announces he will supply blouses and shorts for under privileged Athens County girls starting at the Strouds Run county fresh air camp. Fred Wynkoop and Tom Geslin named as delegates of the Logan American Legion post to the state convention in Columbus. Logan commissioners Nelson Delong and E N Turner finish selecting 200 names for the jury wheel for the coming year under a new appointment by Judge Phil A Henderson, following the late Judge Harley M Whitecraft.
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Herman Luckoff
Luckoff
Louis Tyroler
Athens County
Strouds Run
Fred Wynkoop
Tom Geslin
Logan Post
American Legion
Columbus
Logan
Nelson Delong
E. N. Turner
Phil A. Henderson
Harley M. Whitecraft
Radio Highlights: Prime Time Listings For Monday and Tuesday
New York radio schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for Monday and Tuesday nights. Notable headliners include Donald Voorhees Orchestra Arthur Godfrey Sammy Kaye Milton Berle and The Clock with various talk and variety shows across stations NBC CBS ABC and MBS.
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New York
NBC
Donald Voorhees Orchestra
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
ABC
Treasury Agent
Sammy Kaye
MBS
Scotland Yard
Guy Lombardo
Fred Waring
Milton Berle
Police
Hunt Hunt
We the People
Studio One
Tom Breneman
Maggie McNellis
Green Hornet
Berkshire Festival
Naval Academy Band
Martin Block
the Falcon
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Beulah Coy
Joan Snowden
Marie Little
Camp Keystone
Jackson
Everett Coy
Veteran's Hospital
W. Var
Whitney Ingraham
Bashan
Hoyt Webb
Karen
R. E. Grimes
Ray Byers
Racine
Canton
Albert Higginbotham
Pallie
Kate Higginbotham
Ida Curtis
H. C. Alexander
C. E. Powell
Ina Noll
T. M. Wagoner
Carroll Norris
Holzer Hospital
O. M
Wogan
J. D. Roush
Mary F. Wogan
Herman Peacock
O. A. Thaxton
Akron
Veatrice McClintock
George
Francis Savage
Otis McClintock
Clifton
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