Two-Thirds Vote Marks Return of Fundamental Americanism
Washington notes a two-thirds House majority backing a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to two terms. Democrats and Republicans unite against New Deal trends, signaling a shift toward fundamental Americanism and opposition to centralized power and closed shop labor practices.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
South
Washington and Jefferson
North
Republican Party
Europe
Stassen
Republican Congress
Congress
Aging changes and effects across body systems noted by Dr O'Brien
The column states aging begins after birth with tissue changes in vessels the thymus and eyes. It notes elasticity loss of the lens lungs skin and bones and links aging rate to heredity and lifestyle. It answers gray hair causes noting patches born as birthmarks and overall graying from air in hair and possible stomach acid deficiency.
Not-So-Secret Atom and the Baruch Leak
The piece questions the impact of a leak about U S atomic secrets attributed to Mr Baruch and its effect on Soviet negotiating tactics It notes Russia has long studied atomic energy and uranium behavior and urges renewed push for international control to speed disarmament talks.
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Baruch
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Mr. Baruch
United States
Europe
Zhdanov
Hiroshima
Truman Pushes Air Safety Policy Amid Fatalism
President Truman argues for continued flying while urging Congress to declare a national air safety policy. He supports increased Civil Aeronautics Administration funding and faster adoption of instrument landing and ground controlled approaches as weather safety measures, despite public fear and looming spring travel.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Budget Bureau
National Heart Week proposal and State Department mobility noted
Sen Styles Bridges proposes a National Heart Week proclamation to alert the public to heart and blood vessel disease. In Washington, General Marshall’s aides describe a quiet, listening secretary of state, while Charles E. Wilson recalls three haircuts illustrating labor movement tensions at GM.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Congress
Senator Bridges
State Department
George Marshall
China
U.S
General Motors
Charles E. Wilson
Detroit
Wilson
AFL
CIO
AFL Teamsters’ Union
Organized Labor
Detroit Barbers Union
CIO Auto
Local coal oil advocate urges federal action on shale and coal fuels
Lewis C. Kerrick of Hocking Valley Coal Products argues before the Senate committee led by J. C. O Mahoney that oil can be produced from U S coals and shales at lower cost than crude oil. He cites Bureau of Mines studies and claims Ohio’s shale resources could supply U S oil for millennia. Kerrick laments Congresses failure to fund Ohio projects while noting past plant activity and planned larger facilities in Nelsonville.
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U.S
Hocking Valley
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Ohio
Core
Bulletin
Lewis C. Kerrick Hocking Valley Coal Products, Inc
Nelsonville
Jan
Lincoln Birthday Radio Highlights Across Networks
Radio listings from New York outline Lincoln birthday broadcasts and forthcoming programs across CBS NBC ABC and MBS. Notable items include Taft pre Lincoln Day talk, Pilgrimage to Lincoln's Tomb with Gov Dwight Green and Paul H Griffith, and multiple scripted shows and music programs through Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Lincoln
CBS
Robert A. Taft
Congressional Progress
NBC
Springfield
Dwight Green
Illinois
American Legion
Paul H. Griffith
Harold Stassen
Sen
K. S. Wherry
Nebraska
Boston
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Upton Close
MBS
Rudy Vallee
Amos
Andy
Fibber
Molly
Red Skelton
Mel Blanc
Vox Pop
Long Beach
Calif
America
Dennis Day
Frank Morgan
Kate Smith
School of the Air
Ellery Queen
Paulette Goddard
ABC
Charm School
Tommy Bartlett
Lum and
Abner
Henry Morgan
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Dexter Dexter-Cash Nichols Improves Amid Care Help
A daughter Mrs Cora Buckley from Milan Michigan helps care for Dexter Dexter-Cash Nichols who is slowly improving. Carrie Smith returns from Columbus and Alberta Smith is elected council member for next year.
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Dexter
Cash Nichols
Cora Buckley
Milan
Mich
Ben Wright
Pomeroy
Carrie Smith
Columbus
J. A. Turner
Amy (Johnson) Nelson
Groveport
Ohio
Sturgis
South Dakota
Sylva Amos
Geneva Nolan
Norma Nicholson
Neva Nicholson
Alberta Smith
Janet Davis
Orvetta Weaver
Anna Ogdin
Ida Denison
Larah Folden
Bessie Stout
Ivy Weaver
Nellie Nelson
Ohio National Guard training site to be decided this week
War Department to decide dates and location for 15 days of summer training for Ohio National Guard units. Six U S Armies will meet at Ft Monroe Va to discuss plans. Twenty eight units are recognized with three more to be inspected. training emphasizes a six year program to create a modern division.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
War Department
Washington
Chester W. Goble
U. S
Army Ground Forces
Ft. Monroe
Springfield
Batavia
147Th Infantry
Butler B. Miltenberger
National Guard Bureau
National Guard
United States
Guard
Ohio
Robert W. van Volkenberg
Army
Buckeye Guards
Buckeye Division
Reedsville visitors and hospital notes drift through town
Mr and Mrs John Amherst visited friends in Reedsville on Friday while en route from New York City to Mt Carmel. Mrs Fred Shumway was taken to St Josephs Hospital for observation. Other locals include Mrs Blanche Ruth called by illness, M A Hall returning home from hospital, Cecil Swain admitted to Parkersburg hospital, Irene Randolph back from Coolville visit, and Maxine Pickens visiting her Ohio University home.
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Reedsville
John Amherst
C. E. Humphrey
New York City
Mt. Carmel
J. B. Young
Lyda Humphrey
Amherst
Constellation
New York
England
Fred Shumway
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Portal Pay Row Remains as High Court Fallout Continues
The Mt. Clemens wage dispute over portal to portal overtime survives another legal turn. Judge Picard ruled the claim trifling and thus denied back pay though the Supreme Court and appeals had opened a path to overtime dating to 1938. Officials consider a Wage Hour patch while awaiting final Supreme Court guidance.
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Washington
CIO
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Frank A. Picard
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Picard
U. S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Congress
Treasury
Portal
Justice Department
Helen Mace Leod Service Guild Meeting Notes
The Coolville group met at Mrs. A W Brandee Berry home with nine members and four guests. Visitors from Ireland attended and plans for the March meeting were set with Mrs H H Chapman. Also reported: Grace McPherson recovering at home after Sheltering Arms Hospital stay. Newborns Floyd Kent Matlack and Paula Jane Green announced with families listed. Cheryl Matlack visiting grandparents in Parkersburg.
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Coolville
Helen Maceleod
A. W. Brandeeberry
W. R. Clark
Homer McCoy
O. G. Brandeberry
Russell Daugherty
Ireland
H. H. Chapman
Grace McPherson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Floyd Matlack
Parkersburg
Floyd Kent
St. Joseph's Hospital
E. F. Matlack
G. R. Walden
Local Notes from Mason Area Move and Health Updates
Mason area reports show residents improving from illness while others relocate or visit. Amick family members from Edmond West Virginia visit. Diehl family plans to settle in Mason and Diehl aims to attend Athens college. Various locals attend hospital, move homes, or secure new jobs. church class holds February meeting.
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Mason
Herbert Amick
Lewis Amick
Edmond
W. Va
H. Amick
Earl Diehl
Charleston
Diehl
Athens
Oscar Giles
Justice
Posture cures double chin and dowager’s hump exercise
Reader Service advises improving posture to treat double chin and dowager's hump. Demonstrates head held high and knee chest stretches plus neck tilts. Promotes Beauty and Health through Simple Exercises booklet at 25 cents from The Athens Messenger Reader Service with other titles available.
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Athens Messenger
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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