Rates and notices in the Athens Ohio newspaper
The notice lists subscription rates for carriers and mail in Ohio and West Virginia, with overseas service options and foreign rates. It notes second class matter status for the Athens Post Office and mentions national representatives and advertising inquiries.
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Associated Press
A Press
Ohio
West Virginia
West Nia
Athens
Mahineanan Nationa
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Welfare of Nation Labor Reform Basis
Louis Bromfield argues Republicans must push broad labor reform to curb organized labor power, critique CIO convention for demanding more privileges, warn against superficial or punitive measures, and call for protections for workers while restraining leaders. He predicts new Congress could draft lasting labor industrial relations.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
CIO
National Cio
Dwight Eisenhower
Philip Murray
Milwaukee
Atlantic City
Jay Gould
Jim Fiske
Frick
Bob Hannegan
Truman
Congress
Henry Wallace
Open Letter to a Radio Sponsor on Army Navy Game
A reader rebukes a radio sponsor for poor game coverage of the Army Navy clash. The column laments lost pageantry and bands amid static and half time stats, praises Navy coach Hamilton, notes community aid following a fire loss, and calls for a nationwide broadcast of both game and spectacle.
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Francis H. Klein
Middleport
Russell Finster
Athens
Pravda's Rhetoric and the Circulation Game
The piece critiques Pravda's political duty talk and its aggressive anti capitalism stance. It argues Russian readers are bored by repetitive ideological lines and notes the magazine relies on provocative attacks to boost readership while real debate is muted. The author suggests lighter content could improve appeal.
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Pravda
Moscow
Konstantin Simonov
Stalingrad
Finland
Baltic
Stalin
Poland
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Russia
Expensive Lesson in Laski Libel Case Costs
The libel suit against Prof. Harold Laski ends with an estimated 60000 dollars in court costs and counsel fees for both sides. The British newspaper argued he advocated violent revolution, which the jury found he did not deny, leaving Laski branded by some followers as a proponent of violence. The judge urged clearer context for sharp language used at public meetings.
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Harold Laski
Professor Laski
Laski
Shooting at New York deli sparks Ukrainian politics debate
In a diplomatic flare up over a Ukrainian UN delegate shot during a New York deli robbery, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Manuilsky defends a political motive while Soviet officials question the possibility that a political figure was targeted during a casual stickup. The incident underscores tensions between nations amid the investigation and coverage.
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New York
Manuilsky
Anuilsky
White House splits diplomatic guest list for balance
Peter Edson notes the White House spreads invitations among 57 nation diplomatic corps to avoid slights, assigning Afghanistan and Australia to alternate nights. He also reports Atomic Energy Commission leaders facing travel hiccups and vets groups gearing up for a big bonus drive by the new Republican Congress amid budget debates.
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Washington
White House
Afghanistan
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Veterans’ Organizations
Republican Congress
Gallia County Farm Women Elect Mrs. Condee President
Gallia County Farm Women select Mrs. Herman Condee as president at their December dinner at Grace Methodist Church Galliaopolis. Also elected were Mrs. Garnet Kirby as vice president and Mrs. Ernest Riggs as secretary-treasurer. The meeting included a turkey dinner, a Christmas gift exchange, a pantomime, and bouquet judging won by Mrs. J. E. Berridge. Guests included local extension staff and many members attended. decoration, programs, and prizes accompanied Yuletide themes.
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Gallipolis
Farm Woman's Council
Gallia County
Grace Methodist
J. E. Berridge
Joseph Miller
Finley Richards
Sidney Fadley
Ed Edwards
Rilo Grande
Forrest A. Brown
Brown
Dorothy Haubell
Mary Baker
Scott Westerman
Edwin L. Treen
Edith Spear
Rhetta Reynolds
Joe Miller
Willia Miler
Levi Reynolds
Ora Kemper
C. D. Priestly
Stanley Shaver
Mae Wood
Charlotte Hamick
Ballard Easton
Gladys Caldwell
Garnet Kirby
Fulton Huber
Harry Hurn
Maurice Thomas
C. Y. Lakin
Shelton
Charles Shaver
John Berridge
George Northup
James Roush
Stanley Wood
Clifford Dunn
William Davis
Evan D. Rees
Cora Boster
Connor
Cecil Cotton
Virginia Bane
Erma Edwards
Anderson Robinson
Reva Evans
Juanita Merrifield
Vinton Long
Fowler
Carpenter
Mary Bess Kent
Steve Jenkins
Willard Evans
Charles Bane
Mary Wood
Mary Jean Evans
Ellis Schwartzwalter
Evan Reese
Warm spell lifts Gallia temperatures toward 60
Gallipolis records another stagnant spell of warm dry weather with Friday temperatures climbing near 60 after a morning low in the mid 20s. The same pattern is expected to continue into Saturday.
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Gallipolis
Former Gallipolis Resident Details Hobo Experiences
Jesse L. Blake, 33, formerly of Gallipolis, recalls his year riding the rails for the Birmingham Age Herald. He traveled coast to coast, surviving as a hobo with a dime, noting hobos’ generally clean habits, jungles, and stew. He witnessed jailings, near accidents, and rail police with two guns, and rode through all states except New England due to electrified lines.
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Gallipolis
Jesse L. Blake
Springfield
Blake
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Age- Herald
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rock Springs
Rawlings
Ogden
Utah
Cleveland
New England
Gallia Patrol Arrests Zanesville Man After Traffic Check
Henry Albert Goins of Zanesville, 20, was arrested by the Gallipolis post of the state patrol on Friday afternoon on Route 7 near Middleport. He pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle in unsafe condition and, after failing to pay a $10 fine, was remanded to Meigs County Jail.
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Gallipolis
Henry Albert Goins
Zanesville
State Highway Patrol
Squire Higgins
Middleport
Meigs County
State Patrol
Route 7
Sheriff Hatfield Elected Vice President at Buckeye Sheriffs Meeting
Gallipolis reports Sheriff Elmer Hatfield was chosen as vice president of the Buckeye Sheriffs Association during its annual Columbus meeting. The selection occurred Thursday and Friday with officials from across the state in attendance.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Hatfield
Buckeye Sheriffs’ Association
Columbus
Fire crews find no blaze at Second Ave trash fire
Gallipolis firefighters were sent to 1100 Second Ave at 5 45 p m Friday but found the trash fire already extinguished.
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Gallipolis
Second Ave
Land Transfer in Gallia County Centerville Lot Sale
Real estate transfer recorded in Gallia County transfers K F Ramsey and Carrie Ramsey to R A and Bessie Whitt Lot No 8 in Centerville Raccoon Two.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
K. F
Carrie Ramsey
R. A
Bessie Whitt
Centerville
Raccoon
Shawnee Bluebell Chapter Hosts Initiation and Meetings
Shawnee Bluebell Chapter CBS met at Masonic Hall for initiation with guests from visiting chapters. A potluck lunch followed and officers will be installed Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. List of local visits includes Marg aret Kreitz, Margaret Collins, and others visiting relatives in Newark Logan and Columbus.
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Bluebell
CBS
Masonic Hall
Mansel Porter
Newark
Margaret Kreitz
Ralph Reed
McCuneville
Mary Coon
Columbus
Dick Phillins
Dwight Nicholas
Betty Mae Breckinridge
Ann Welch
Crooksville
Mia Davis
James Bath
Florence Bath
Harrison Hamrick
California
Thanksgiving Day Guests From New Straitsville and Columbus
Mr and Mrs Edgar Walker and sons Gary and Ronald of New Straitsville spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs James McKee of Columbus. Mrs Walker and Mrs McKee are sisters. Mr M Curran left recently to spend the winter with his niece Mrs Frank Porter in Lakewood.
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Daniel Bartow
Columbus
Mary Horvath
Kent
Marcia Woods
Peggy
Zanesville
Margaret Collins
David
Ohio State University
Ethel Weedy
Robert
Syracuse
Fred Wile
P. P. Rieske
Bill Yarger
Margaret Hoodlet
William Brock
Buckingham
John Rischerts
New Straitsville
George Matthews
Alfred Clouston
Logan
Edgar Walker
Gary
Ronald
James McKee
Walker
McKee
M. Curran
Frank Porter
Lakewood
Kimberly Kimberly marks 37th birthday with family gathering
A group of friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. Marie Lyons home on Monday November 25 to celebrate her 37th birthday. Dinner served for Esther Hatfield Carl Lauderback Mary Francis Dishong Harry Dishong Evelyn Howard Vernice Adams Ruth Pickett Andrew Adams and others.
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Kimberly
Hom
Marie Lyons
Esther Hatfield
Carl Lauderback
Mary Francis Dishong
Harry Dishong
Evelyn Howard
Vernice Adams
Ruth Pickett
Andrew Adams
Wiliam Davis
Kathrine Breeze
Betty Lyons
Cephas Adams
Joan Johnson
Adams
Clifford Brown
James Lauderback
Oak Grove
Richard Adams
Lester Alexander
Ypsilanti
Mich
Clyde Wood
Columbus
William Robinson
George Griffin
Charles Holcombe
Deanville
James Hatfield
Nelsonville
Ed Nelson
Merl Bond
Haydenville
Gen Pickett
Dan Hill
Severa
Lancaster
Paul Woods
Lumbus
Harol Davis
William Davis
Lawrence Lyond
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Middleeport
Jimm Kauff
Peter Edson
Dave Lilienthal
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Oak Ridge
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Army Manhattan
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Soviet Union
Meehlieb
University of Colorado
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Ward
Colo
Hazel Martin
NEA
Gallia County Farm Women
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Corning
Bennetta Hodgson
Hemlock
Seven
Russell Lower
Sylva West
Coshocton
Lonie Wade
Bremen
John Beres
Elyria
Martha Benedict
Alice Brown
Mae Rodgers
Charles Woodruff
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W. E. Riebel
Vendlee Levering
Emmett Levering
Corning Mothers Club
Marie Nelson
Irene Frecker
Donna Sue
Mary Margaret Nelson
Louise Wallace
Evelyn Wycinski
Jane Brown
Garnet Myers
Myrtle Tedrow
Elizabeth Woodruff
Men's Brotherhood
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William Tedrow
E. C. Haskins
W. O. Stockman
New Lexington
Lillian DeCrow
Gallia Mercury
Gallia
Sheriff Hatfield
Edward Hopkins
Margaret
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