The Road Ahead by John T Flynn reviewed
A critical note on The Road Ahead portrays John T Flynn’s work as revealing a creeping move toward state socialism. The review argues federal banking and power interventions and socialized medicine threaten private enterprise and push the U.S. toward a Britain-like system, warning the plans could end American free society.
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John T. Flynn
America
Britain
American Free Society
United States
Family cook praised for improving home meals and morale
The Athens Messenger extols the modern home cook, noting breakfast habits and a shift toward healthier meals. It urges appreciation for mothers in the kitchen and shares tips on breakfast ideas while highlighting the value of home-cooked meals.
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Athens Slessenger
Suen Publishing CO
Near West
Desea Press
Ohio & W. Va
Elsewnera
Cooley
Praise for Mother and the salad revolution
The piece lauds mothers who broaden family meals with salads and vegetables. It contrasts past wilted lettuce offerings with modern cooking attitudes, noting how today’s parents and children embrace chopped vegetables and creative dishes, reflecting shifts in kitchen habits and семейные tastes.
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Lester Cooley
Doctor's Comments on Miracle Cures and Lemon Juice
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains two kinds of so called miracle cures one based on superstition and the other on research and patient work. He notes insulin and penicillin are not miraculous and cites careful studies and collaboration. He answers a reader question about drinking lemon juice on waking, saying it would not harm barring ulcers.
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Banting
World Peace Fades Yet Cold War Carries On In 1949
James Marlow reviews 1949 noting continued peace but rising tensions. The United States kept a psychological edge with the atom, then lost it after Russia’s atomic test. Communist gains in China and broader Asia alarm Western allies, while NATO ties and Marshall Plan bolster Europe. Berlin and Germany remain split. UN atom control fails to materialize as Cold War jockeying continues.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
U.S
Russia
Truman
China
Asia
Europe
Western Europe
West
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Tito
Germany
Britain
France
Berlin
United Nations
Decorations crown Glouster home in garden club contest
The Glouster Garden Club named Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pico of Glouster the most beautifully decorated home on Christmas Eve. Other notes include a crash on W Main St injuring driver Arthur Ely and visits from Catherine Buell, a medical student in Athens.
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Carl Pico
Glouster
Glouster Garden Club
Arthur Ely
Middleport
W .Main St
A. K. Buell
Athens
Catherine
Ohio State University Medical School
Tom McCutcheon
Starr Township
Fardbearn
Carbondale Road
Stolen Cash From Numbers Racket Linked Heist
Columbus police said about 15000 dollars in cash and checks were taken from Otto Beatty’s home during a Christmas Eve holdup. Police Sgt. Paul Fulton stated the loot came from the numbers racket. Beatty has eight prior arrests since 1940 on numbers charges.
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Columbus
Otto Beatty
Paul Fulton
Beatty
Fog Blamed for Crash Kills Two Chiropractors
Heavy fog caused a private plane crash near Slidell Texas killing two West Texas chiropractors and injuring two others Sunday night. Authorities investigated the crash site noting poor visibility and the aircraft going down in a rural area.
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Slidell
Tex
West Texas
Love My My Doctor by Evelyn Barkins
Before marriage the couple faced family pressure and caution about sex and finances. John the doctor and the narrator wed after eloping for privacy, enduring a quirky wedding with a skeptical clerk and a humorous, low key ceremony. They start married life in a bare hotel room as they plan a real future.
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Doctor
Evelyn Barkins
John
Max
Ohio State grants Stoneburner business degree
Crooksville resident Cyril B Stoneburner among 959 OSU students receiving diplomas. He earned a bachelor of science in business administration. Meanwhile Perry County dealers sold 88 new cars to residents in November per clerk of courts records.
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New Lexington
Cyril B. Stoneburner
Crooksville
Ohio State University
Stoneburner
Perry County
L. P. Ellman
Shaver
Walter Conaway
The
Lions Club
James Bailey
Junior Chamber of Commerce
O. L
Charles Scanlon
Somerset
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Richard Denny
A. M. Kincaid
McConnellville
Main Street Church of Christ
McConnelsville
W. A. Kincaid
Quiz Hall Answers The Do The Dashes
A scrambled sports figure list and mixed trivia questions cover presidents voting rights motion pictures biblical sons state locations and rail fare oversight. The mixed quiz includes sports names true false cattle drama the 1875 film Red River and a paragraphed garbled answer key.
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Leo Sarazen
Donald Loughran
Gene Budge
Tommy Durocher
Don Juan
Red River
Jesse
David
Israel
Redeemer
Local Social Figures Visit Families Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and their son David Lee of Dayton visited Mrs. Lewis's mother and brother Mrs. Cora Daft and Oren. Mrs. Elza Wood and H. A. Reeder with J. E. King were guests of the E. F. McKibben family in Athens and Columbus. Mrs. Watt Hill spent a day with the Vanderford family near Red Diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoskinson and daughter Rita Kay from Columbus visited Mrs. Hoskinson's parents, the Vansky family. Christmas mail was heavier than in years, according to Postmaster Richard O'Leary.
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Rita Kay
Columbus
Hal Boyle Reflects on Personal Milestones in a Century
The column muses on memory and the 20th century, arguing that personal, small milestones shape a life as much as aviation and the atom bomb. Boyle recalls grades, pool losses, and moments with family to show how little events define us.
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New York
Irving Grammar School
Kansas City
Sir Galahad
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
Gilda Gray
Boyle
Arnold Rothstein
Radio Station Call Letters and Frequencies Listed
A list presents radio station call letters and broadcast frequencies for NBC WLW in Cincinnati at 700 KC NBC WLW and ABC WCOL in Columbus at 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 980 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Time Slots
A detailed list of daily radio programs across networks including news at 6:00 pm, music, dramas, and variety shows. Notable entries feature Frank Sinatra songs, The Rollini Trio, Dragnet, Perry Como Club, and Film Noir style dramas with multiple station tags and timing blocks.
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Nbe
Chs
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbc
Cbs
Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Rollini Trio
Abe Dick Haymes
Peng Eg Aldrich
Blondie & Dagwood
Abe Mr. Keen
Judy
Fish and Hunt Club
Screen Guild
Abc Comedy Playhouse
Abec
Robert Montgomery
Abc
the Playhouse
Abe Hollywood
News
Variety
Abe-West
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Dick Turner
Pat
Buskirk
Logan
Lost Run
New Straitsville
Charles Stone
Frog Hollow
Thomas Fish
Joseph Bowen
Murray City
Clifford Bowen
Pittsburgh
James Devlyn
Notre Dame
Mary Devlyn
C. O. Whitlatch
Mother
City Hall
Wilton FE. Hall
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Tennessee
100
RFC
FCC
CAB
Pau
Zaleski
Hal Boyle
By Galbreath
WEA Service
Waldo
Eddie Albert
Clevelandaires
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Poole
Hollywood
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Garry Moore
Cbs Ladies
Cbs Melody
Abe Hoe
Cbe
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