Farm and Home Week at OSU Set for March 18 21
Ohio State University hosts Farm and Home Week March 18 to 21 to fit between scholastic quarters. Alfalfa hay in laying houses provides protein and reduces feather picking in hens. Hydrated lime in brooder house litter since 1945 at Wooster Experiment Station cut coccidiosis, dampness, and odors while improving chick health and growth.
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Osu
Gallipolis
Ohio State University
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Britain’s Labour government and the socialistic path risks
Washington notes Britain’s Labour victory signals economic controls and public ownership drives that threaten private industry. The coal crisis and government management raise concerns of further elections, coal output limits, and shifting alliances as Britain struggles toward postwar recovery and global trade.
Appropriation Problem Guides Next Ohio General Assembly
Legislative leaders push a pay as you go plan to avoid future tax increases. They cite Ohio's wartime industrial strength and aim to conserve revenues, with 422 million available for 1947-48 and 380 million in current expenditures, leaving 42 million unassigned.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Department of State
Columbus
House
Senate
Atlee Links Coal Crisis to Weather and Labor Strife
The article argues Prime Minister Atlee blames England’s coal shortage on the worst weather in 50 years and a failing labor situation. Socialization of coal mines is described as a last effort to salvage a too liberal and socialist trend, with production per man dipping from prewar levels and government ownership yielding a harvest of collapse for lessons amid American observers.
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Atlee
England
Ball bill would redefine workers and unions in Wagner act reform
Peter Edson outlines the Ball bill changes to the Wagner act. It would remove strikers who refused old jobs from rights protections and redefine supervisory workers. The plan weakens NLRB, shifts prosecutions to the Justice Department, allows readmission of independent and company unions, favors craft unions, and broadens employers free speech while halting automatic bargaining.
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Washington
Joe Ball
National Labor Relations Board
Department of Justice
U.S
NLRB
Labor Division In
Justice
U.S. Steel Corporation
Gallipolis Court of Honor Confers Eagle Awards
In Gallipolis the Boy Scout Court of Honor at the Methodist Church awarded Eagle badges to Mrs. Hortense Epling who pinned them on her sons John and Miles Ep ling. The ceremony, led by Harold Brown with Dr. F W Shane and others, also recognized Life and Star Scouts, merit badges, and new troops formed in Addison.
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Gallipolis
Hortense Epling
F. W. Shane
John
Miles Epling
Harold Brown
Shane
Harry Gwinn
William Browning
Richard McGarry
Point Pleasant
Tri-State Council
Pete” McCormick
Rucker Neal
Cheshire
Jim” Wetherholt
Kenneth Welker
Marshall Boggs
McCormick
Neal
Welker
Paul Thomas
Mason District
Thomas
Katschke
Huntington
Jerry
Gallia County
Fairfield Church
First Baptist Church
Paint Creek Baptist Church
Grace Methodist
Pythias Guests Invited for Gallipolis Social Evening
Knights of Pythias in Gallipolis invite high school students to a 7 30 p m social night at Pythian Hall. Students host the event, using the hall for dances, to show appreciation for the lodge’s cooperation. No business session will occur next Tuesday.
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Gallipolis
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Harry Cameron
Lodge
Cameron
Knights
Fire Destroys Halley Home Near Route 7
Gallia County fire consumes the home and almost all furniture of Mr. and Mrs. George Halley on the Meigs Gallia line. Passersby report no cause yet and the Middleport department could not save the blaze. Halley, a severely wounded veteran, had recently opened a filling station nearby.
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Gallipolis
George Halley
Meigs-Gallia County
Cheshire
Halley
Middleport
TNT
Mason County
W. Va
William Halley
Founders Day Marks 50th PTA Anniversary in Gallipolis
Gallipolis PTA marks its 50th anniversary at the Washington School with 50 members. Clara Worman reviews PTA history as past presidents are introduced by current president Mrs. Raymond O. Gooch. Supt. Higgins discusses upcoming state school funding legislation. Plans outlined for the Southeastern Ohio District PTA conference on April 16. Dr. Mary K. Smith named as speaker for March 17 meeting. Tea follows the program with Mrs. Gooch pouring.
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Gallipolis
Parent Teacher Association
Washington
PTA
Clara Worman
Raymond O. Gooch
Ben Bachus
Hollis Wood
George Lear
J. E. Morrison
Keith Sutter
Blazer Wet
Ohio State University
Gooch
Plans Voted For Housing Reconditioning on Sycamore Street
City Manager J Roy Bartlett announced approval of plans by Lawrence Bastiani to modernize four houses on upper Sycamore Street owned by Oscar Bastiani. The homes will have concrete walks, elevated concrete block foundations, simulated brick exterior, wallboard interiors, and bathrooms. Each house will contain at least three rooms.
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Gallipolis
J. Roy Bartlett
Lawrence Bastiani
Sycamore St
Oscar Bastiani
Red Cross officials meet Gallia County fund drive leaders
C W Rupp field director of the Red Cross and Mrs Rupp of Norfolk Va met Wednesday with Catherine Hayward executive secretary of the Red Cross in Gallia County. Captain Rupp is based in Portsmouth and is on special assignment for the fund drive across 14 counties. They traveled by jeep.
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Gallipolis
C. W. Rupp
Red Cross
Rupp
Norfolk
Naval Air Station
Catharine Hayward
Gallia County
Portsmouth
Bus Offices Opened in Gallipolis by Ohio River Bus Co
The redecorated offices in the Park Central Hotel building are now open with George Day as manager and Mrs Day assisting. Hours are 6 30 a m to 9 p m. later sandwiches and drinks planned. Buses run to Ironton daily via Waterloo. Wilkesville service is thrice weekly and Sundays twice. Ironton routes depart 6 45 a m 11 30 a m and 4 15 p m with returns at 9 a m 2 p m and 6 30 p m. Day lists multiple stops on the Tronton trip including Northup Road and Waterloo among others.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River Bus Co
Park Central
George Day
Ironton
Waterloo
Wilkesville
Day
Tronton
Northup Road
Gage
Cadmus
Cotton’s
Rotary Backs C of C Plans for Local Improvements
Homer Walter announced the Rotary Club civic improvement committee supports three projects in agreement with the Chamber of Commerce. Plans include street and boulevard lighting expansion, riverfront improvement for boat guests, and pole removal in Second Ave business district. Clarence Peterson urged proper wills. Everett Royer attended as a guest.
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Gallipolis
Homer Walter
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Second Ave
Clarence Peterson
Columbus
Everett Royer
Gallia County
Mechanicsburg
Fire destroys home in Crown City area
Mr and Mrs Stanley Belville of near Crown City are homeless after a Sunday morning fire destroyed their two story home and contents. Belville was a Republican nominee for county commissioner last year.
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Gallipolis
Stanley Belville
Crown City
Belville
River ice slows upstream coal traffic from Marietta to Gallipolis
Ice 3 to 6 inches thick filled the Ohio River from Wheeling to Marietta with several vessels, including the Titan and Renown, negotiating ice through Gallipolis and Maysville locks. Downstream coal shipments largely continued for Cincinnati trade while freights moved between Marietta, Huntington, and Ashland. Kanawha River also saw three passages Marmet and Winfield.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Wheeling
Marietta
Eureka
Titan
Middleport
Maysville
Jim Martin
Omar
Solvay Co
Ashland
Cincinnati
Barrett
Heekin
Parkersburg
Pete
Huntington
George M. Verity
Especo
Hubbard
Portsmouth
Shearer
Suit
Augusta
Neville
Fern
Vanceburg
Kanawha River
Sullivan
Marmet
Cook
Winfield
Dance Queen To Be Picked By Students
Gallipolis high school students vote tonight at the Knights of Pythias Hall for the dance queen. The Govern ment Club sponsors the event with Bob Saunders to crown the winner and corsages for the runners up. Candidates include Betty Mackenzie and 14 others from various school clubs.
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Gallipolis
Valenstine
Knights of Pythias
Government Club
Bob Saunders
Joan Showers
James Hackworth
Betty Mackenzie
FFA
Mary Jean Young
Mary Ann Preston
GAA
Sylvia Hill
FHA
Vivian Allison
Hi-Y
Bette Shoemaker
Gallian
Eva Swain
Pat McCann
Marilyn Burdette
Jean Haskins
Jane Haskins
Janet Rose
Laura Mae Dexter
Laura Mae Dexter, Girls’ Glee Club
Laura Jean Baker
Pat Dayton
Dorothy Drummond
Auto Club States Meet in Gallipolis Reorganization Night
Kerchival Dean AAA representative will attend as the local chapter reorganizes at the Chamber of Commerce offices on Tuesday night. John McNealey chairs the meeting with Paul Jarvis as temporary chairman and a slate of directors including McNealey Jarvis Cornett Bischoff Smith Cherrington Jones Frye Agee Huntington and Bush.
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Gallipolis
Kerchival
American Automobile Association
AAA
Chamber of Commerce
John Jones
John McNealey
Paul Jarvis
MecNealey
Jarvis
A. A. Cornett
Robert Bischoff
E. W. Smith
William Cherrington
Jones
Gus Frye
Tom Agee
Stanley Huntington
Gilbert Bush
Admissions and Births at Holzer Hospital
Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis reports admissions including Mrs. George Cheatham Pomeroy Don Ebersbach 15 son of Raymond Ebersbach Pomeroy John Yeager Wellston Mrs Alva Rupp Cheshire Mrs T R Chenoweth Vinton Mrs Earl Gheering Wellston Mrs Eva Wright Vinton and Sharon Crow 9 daughter of John Crow McArthur A son was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Fridd 83 Court St and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dovel T Myers Polkadette Dismissals include Mrs Carl Bowling and son Mrs Charles Dennewitz and son Mrs Edward Kapp Mrs Herbert Miller James Drums mond Edith Taylor and the infant Fee son.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
George Cheatham
Pomeroy
Don Ebersbach
Raymond Ebersbach
John
Robert Fridd
Court St
Dovel T. Myers
Carl Bowlsing
Charles Denneewitz
Edward Kapp
Herbert Miller
James Drumsmond
Edith Taylor
Kiwanis Club Names New Officers in Gallipolis
Directors of the newly organized Kiwanis Club in Gallipolis include John Mootz Howard Neal D D Niday Dr Howard Foster Maurice Fowler Lewis Preston and Burhl Hood.
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Gallipolis
Kiwanis Club
John Mootz
Howard Neal
D. D. Niday
Howard Foster
Maurice Fowler
Lewis Preston
Burhl Hood
Radekin Ill in Columbus and Local Visits
George Albert Radekin was in Columbus on business last week. George B. Radekin has been ill the past week. Clay ton Morris went to Albany twice last week for medical treatment. Mrs. Maude Holcomb arrived home Saturday from a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turner at Albany and returned Sunday to help part of this week. Mrs. Billa Holliday assisted at the Turner home Saturday and Sunday.
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Point Rock
George Albert Radekin
Columbus
Clayton Morris
Albany
George B. Radekin
Maude Holcomb
J. A. Turner
Billa Holliday
Turner
Suneday
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