Federal power over liquor sales rests with states under Twenty first amendment
The article argues Congress lacks authority to regulate intoxicating beverages and that federal power is limited to aiding states or enforcing Twenty first amendment policies. It cites Brandeis and the Young’s Market decision, asserting states may monopolize liquor trade and regulate advertising, with change only via constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Brandeis
California
United States
Medical Comment on Infantile Paralysis Care
Dr. William A. OBrien outlines hospital and home care during paralytic outbreaks of infantile paralysis. He emphasizes centralized community organization with National Foundation support, bed rest for suspected cases, signs on day five to fifteen, and the role of reeducation and multidisciplinary team care in recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Monopoly in News? A Study Questions Paper Concentration
The article discusses a report claiming daily newspapers in most communities are supplied by a single paper, sparking debate on monopoly and freedom of representation. It cites Fortune magazine’s Paducah case, argues consolidation reflects economics, not censorship, and notes the high costs of sustaining daily newspaper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fortune Magazine
Paducah
Sun Democrat
Look Closer Home We Should End Bickering With Russia
The article argues Americans should stop endless protests with Russia over world affairs and favor decisive action. It compares diplomatic lip service to Japan’s ignored apologies, urging less talk and more action to counter perceived Russian deprivations and isolation.
Peron Government Considers U.S. Propaganda Counsel
Edward S Fenton of New York says Argentina plans to hire an American public relations expert to run a U S propaganda campaign. The deal, not signed, involves a multi year contract with figures discussed but not fixed. Possible tactics include travelogue films and student letter exchanges to improve cultural understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juan D. Peron
U. S
Edwards
Fenton
New York
Peron
Don
Oscar Ivanissevich
Bennos Aires
Casa Rosada
Perona
U.S
Warned on Postwar Struggles and Freedom at Home
The piece argues for priorities at home over foreign meddling. It urges tackling public works, debt repayment, physical development, and domestic issues first, noting a divided American stance rarely succeeds and suggesting Russia should handle its own affairs without Western interference.
Car Operated After Crash Injuring Eight Near Brosia
Deputy Sheriff Toral Morrison arrived at a Sunday highway accident near Brosia where eight people were injured. A new convertible overturned and occupants were trapped briefly before being freed. Most survived. Willis brothers suffered the worst injuries. Owner of the car is Gene Erwin of Huntington. Burdettes are from Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Toral Morrison
Brosia
Morrison
Holzer Hospital
Willis
Willard
Richwood
Charleston
Gene Erwin
Set
Paul F. Thomas
Huntington
Charles Arthur Burdette
Arthur Burdette
Leon
Guy Burdette
Options Taken Near Buffalo By Company
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation reportedly exercised options on several hundred acres at Buffalo Putnam County near Route 35 25 miles east of Point Pleasant The land is believed to be bought for a plant and housing for employees A Charleston paper foresees a bright county outlook including a proposed plant at Eleanor and possible underground coal gas capture plans
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Point Pleasant
Buffalo
Putnam County
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Messenger
Winfield
Charleston
Eleanor
Births and discharges noted at Point Clinic
Mrs Charles McCray and infant Judith Kay were discharged to their Beckley home. Billy Hughes from Gallipolis Ferry admitted for medical care. A daughter seven pounds eight and a half ounces born Saturday to Mr and Mrs John Wheeler of West Columbia. A son eight and a half pounds born Sunday to Mr and Mrs William Craig of Rob ertsburg. A son Robert William Jr eight and a quarter pounds born Aug 4 to Mr and Mrs Robert William Oliver of Hogsett, their first child. mother formerly Miss Vonna Mae Burris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Charles McCray
Judith Kay
Point Clinic
Beckley
Billy Hughes
Gallipolis Ferry
John Wheeler
West Columbia
Betty Jane Gardner
William Craig
Robertsburg
Robert William, Jr
Robert William Oliver
Hogsett
Vonna Mae Burris
Mrs Susan Hawley Hospitalized After Accident
The Rawlings Coats ambulance transported Susan Hawley, a Cheshire resident, to Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis on Sunday for treatment of a possible hip fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Rawlings- Coats
Susan Hawley
Cheshire
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Damage Suit Brought After Auto Collision in Brosia
Vance Grimes of Robertsburg has filed a damages suit after a Saturday night collision at Brosia involving Gerald Hill. An attachment was sued in a local magistrate’s court against Hill’s car. both vehicles lost their left front wheels in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Vance Grimes
Robertsburg
Brosia
Gerald Hill
Hill
Engagement Announced At Garden Club Party
Mr William Kwiatkowski returns to Pittsburgh after visiting his fiancée Miss Letty Jo McAulliffe. A party hosted by Capt and Mrs John Calloway and Mr and Mrs John Casey celebrated their engagement with a hayride to Garden Club Park New Haven and a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
William Kwiatkowski
Pittsburgh
Letty Jo McAulliffe
John Casey
Henderson
John Calloway
Garden Club
New Haven
Miss McAulliffe
Gerald McAulliffee
Peter Kwastkowski
Linda Lou
Harry Crump
Harry Calloway
Shelia
Myra
Alfred Austin
Rex Casey
Hiram Daugherty
Beverly Kay
Welby Casey
Shirley
Annajean
Harry Flowers
French Casey
Sharon
Janet
Harry Serface
Elizabeth Rhoades
Ray Rhoades
Walter Rhoades
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Towns
Point Pleasant personals list Sunday visits by W C Bird of Jefferson Blvd to Kananga’s Maddy home. Mrs James K Thomas returns to Charleston after time with Roseberrys Old Town Creek. Berry adjures peacocks on Roseberry farm. Arnetts and Burnside trip through New England. E G Powell family of Morgantown staying with Goodwins Ohio St. then to Richmond Va. Elmore Mossman family returns from Indianapolis. Shawkeys move to Charleston South Hills for Veterans Administration work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bird
Jefferson Blvd
Frank Maddy
Kananga
James K. Thomas
Charleston
A. H. Roseberry
Old Town Creek
Miss Berry
Roseberry
Thomas
Earl H. Arnett
Emma Burnside
New England States
E.G. Powell
Nancy
Harry
Morgantown
Clara Goodwin
Ohio St
Thelma
Indianapolis
Jessie Mossman
Justin Johnson
John Shawkeys
South Hills
Veterans Administration
Indiana Visitor Returns Home After Indiana Visit
Earl Fowler of Anderson Indiana has returned home after several days with his sister and brother in Kanauga Mr and Mrs Frank Maddy He also visited brother Don C Fowler of Point Pleasant Route 1 Fowler a Mason County native moved to Indiana forty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Earl Fowler
Anderson
Ind
Frank Maddy
Kanauga
Don C. Fowler
Mason County
Mr. Fowler
Indiana
Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Wanda Gay petitions for divorce from Drew C. Gay alleging cruelty in a 1946 marriage. The couple has a four month old child and Wanda sues by her next friend Katie Mayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Wanda Gay
Katie Mayes
Drew C. Gay
Elder Douglas Honored At FFA Meet In Jacksons Mill
Mason County delegates attended the West Virginia state FFA meeting at Jacksons Mill. Gus R. Douglas Sr. received the Honorary State Farmers Degree from his son Gus Douglas Jr. Other honorees included Charles W. Hill and Melvin C. Markley. Delmer Parsons earned the State Farmer Degree. Billy Cullen placed second in public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Gus R. Douglas
Grimms Landing
John R. Douglas
Daisy Clendenin
Anna Lee Roush
FFA
Jackson's Mill
Gus Douglas, Jr
John B. Cullen
Letart Route 1
Mason County
Local Marriage Licenses Issued in Point Pleasant Area
Marriage licenses have been issued to Craig Lyman Johnson of Chicago and Letha Mae McMillin of Charles ton road James David Collins of Port Arthur Texas and Marie Filson Martin of this place Charles Edward Rayburn of Point Pleasant and Fanny Elizabeth Robinson of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Craig Lyman Johnson
Chicago
Letha Mae McMillin
Charleston Road
James David Collins
Port Arthur
Texas
Marie Filson Martin
Charles Edward Rayburn
Fanny Elizabeth Robinson
Henderson
Kimberly to repair Kimberly Carbondale road after contract pact
County commissioners and State Highway Department reached a contract last week to repair and improve the Kimberly Carbondale road. Local residents report a series of family and social visits, including Bonnie Wicks undergoing an appendectomy at Hocking Valley Hospital, and several residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
State Highway Department
Bonnie Wicks
Bill Wicks
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Richard Syx
Columbus
York Township
Lancaster
Dan Hill
John Chilcoate
Herman Williams
Janice
Haydenville
Jim Lauderback
Minnie Griffin
Paul Woods
William Davis
Crystal Sharpe
Carl Lauderback
Jimmie Hatfield
Katherine Hatfield
Willard Adams
the Plains
Robert Beckler
Adda Hohenadel
Nelsonville
Hohenadel
Edith Hardy
Connett
Lawrence L. Mitchell
Kathleen F. Lanning
Murray City
Floyd Brown
Dee Goodspeed
Rosa Brown
Bobby Dolman
Ivan Dolman
Robert Kennedy
Community Notes From Racine and Nearby Areas
Local families share weekend visits and gatherings across Racine Athens Piqua and Belle. Refs include Mr and Mrs David Eynon and daughter Phyllis Harrisburg PA, Rev DeLoss Smith heading to a Methodist convention in Lincoln NE, and a Youth Fellowship trip to Lancaster with WSCS members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
David Eynon
Phyllis
Harrisburg
Eynon
Inlaw
Reid Eynon
William Stewart
Jimmie
Junior Stewart
Belle
W. Va
DeLoss Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Garen Roush
Charlene
Piqua
Mr. Roush
Arthur Roush
Carrol Neigler
Linda
Robert Roush
Barbara Jeane
Athens
Youth Fellowship
Lancaster
Sibyl Miles
Institute
WSCS
Ralph Neigler
Junior
Forrest
Arthur
Druscilla Smith
Dale
Gideon Roush
Letart
Syracuse Park
Morris Hardin
Clark Jiiden
Otis McClintock
Holzer Hospital
Gallipols
Milton Houdashelt
Pomeroy
Carrol Neighler
Syracuse
Owen Watson
Ella Watson
Local Visitors Call on Stump and Drain Families
Mrs Lena Blackford and daughter Freda and grandson Michel of Athens visited Mr and Mrs George Stump and Myers Stump and Mrs Agnes Drain. Mr Jess Blackford and son Dennis and Ruth Arnold stayed with Mr and Mrs Paul Arnold. Mrs Mary Galbreath and sons Arthur Frank and Bobby of Nelsonville visited Mrs Galbreath's parents Mr and Mrs Jake Stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
George Stump
Myers
Agnes Drain
Lena Blackford
Freda
Michel
Athens
Jess Blackford
Dennis
Ruth Arnold
Paul Arnold
Mary Galbreath
Arthur
Frank
Bobby
Nelsonville
Local officials prepare Meigs poll supplies for primary
Judges of elections from Meigs County precincts gather in Pomeroy to obtain supplies ballots poll books for the upcoming primary. Eugene W Davis highway division engineer visits McArthur to survey the MacArthur Athens pike near Vinton Station to address a dangerous curve. About 50 55 members of Company L 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard depart for Camp Perry for two weeks of drills Captain W W Walsh leads with Lt Therale Shafer and Lt Frank W Dew assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Davis
Athens
McArthur
MacArthur-Athens
Vinton Station
Meigs County
Pomeroy
166Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
W. W. Walsh
Therale Shafer
Frank W. Dew
Meigs County Trustees Face Removal Plea in Court
Petitions signed by 10 percent of Meigs County voters seek removal of four trustees of the Meigs County Children's Home. Five charges are listed. The Middleport fishing club houseboat stranded on First Ave has become a popular site for youth slumber parties. Hugh Davis of Pomeroy, traveling in Europe, describes cities and living conditions in a letter home. An 18 hole medal play handicap tournament began at the Athens Country Club. the winner will receive the S. M. Johnson Memorial Trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Meigs County Children’s Home
Common Pleas Court
Middleport Fishing Club
First Ave
Hugh Davis
Pomeroy
Europe
Athens Country Club
S. M. Johnson Memorial
Radio Highlights Dense Evening of Network Listings
New York radio guide catalogs NBC CBS ABC and MBS prime time lineups with shows like Milton Berle Call the Police Studio One The Green Hornet Berkshire Festival The Green Hornet The Green Hornet and film series across day parts. Major stations assign multiple programs including The Adventures of the Falcon Real Stories from Real Life Words and Music and The Big Story with assorted times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Milton Berle
Call the Police
Fred Waring
Philip Marlowe
Sigmund Romberg
CBS
Big Town
Mrs. North
We, the People
Studio One
ABC
Museum of Modern Music
MBS
Clevelandaires
Arthur Godfrey
Robert Q. Lewis
Melody Hour
Breakfast Club
Tom Breneman
Maggie McNellis
Paul Whiteman
Lone Ranger
Eddie Albert
Phil Silvers
U. S. Marine Band
Martin Block
Johnny Madero
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Russia
State Department
United Nations
Japan
Peter Edson
PT. Pleasant News
Elder Douglas
FFFA
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