God Hates A Coward In Political Diatribe
The Omaha World-Herald reprints a stark critique calling the Republican party cowardly for its stance on state power and leadership. It urges a brave, honest opposition to defend liberty and self-reliance amid a rising federal role. The piece juxtaposes moral courage with political cowardice and urges a revitalized Republican force.
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Republican Party
United States
America
Daniel
Republican National Committee
First Worst? The 81st Congress Criticized for Economic Aid
A Washington critique argues the 81st Congress risks the label of the first worst for raising the president's salary and approving five more billion dollars for Europe under European Economic Recovery. It claims most aid favored Britain and France, with Greece and Turkey receiving far less, while Western Germany benefited heavily. The piece laments continued government spending and economic decline amid a broader antiwar and anti-WPA stance.
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W.P.A
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harriman
Paul Hoffman
Lion of
Great Britain
Germany
Congress
Washington
Uncle Sugar
Murder plot drives hotel mystery in cottage twist
John Henry and Sin Conover, quiz show winners at a deluxe resort, face an armed visitor and a fatal shooting after Anglin’s arrival. A mysterious Queen card hints at a hidden delivery and cottage misnumbering as barselou seeks what was never theirs. The couple weigh danger at the resort and plan to glean clues from Faye Jordan.
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Sin Conover
Homer Anaiin
Johnny
Anglin
Conovers
Faye Jordan
Cottage 14
Mex
Trim
Mr. Barselon
Sin
Barselou
Lin
Miss Jordan
Mr. Gaynor
Jordan
Trachoma treatment advances and floating kidney answer
Doctors describe trachoma as a viral eye disease once common among American Indians and mountain communities. Early diagnosis and sulfa drugs or penicillin greatly improve outcomes. a floating kidney is movable rather than fixed and does not usually reattach itself.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Tennessee
Kentucky
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Birthday dinner honors Sherry Dillon in Vinton
Mr and Mrs Dusty Dillon hosted a birthday dinner for their daughter Sherry on her third birthday with many relatives as guests including Evan and Andy Dillon families, Bates, Quickle, McCartey, and others visiting from Gallipolis Langsville and surrounding areas. Stella E Wilcox reports from Vinton.
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Dusty Dillon
Sherry
Evan Dillon
Andy Dodrill
Andrew
Clair
Eva Belle
George Bates
Dougie
George Edward
Emma Quickle
Mary Ann McCartey
Becky Unroe
Gallipolis
John Reese
Jimmie
Wanda Lett
le Ann
Poling
Seth Huntleys
Ruth
Roy Huntleys
Stella E. Wilcox
Morning Radio Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense listing of morning and afternoon radio program slots includes shows like Mind Your Manners, Barnyard Follies, Archie Andrews Skit, Abbott & Costello, and Coast Guard Parade. The schedule features various talks, dramas, music programs, quizzes, and news segments across multiple stations and time blocks.
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Europe
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U.S.A
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Frank Merriwell
St. Louis
Russ Hodges
Wormwood
HEMLOCK HEMLOCK MEMOIR NOTES AND MOURNING FAMILIES
Mrs Otto Tharp returns home after visiting Nelsonville relatives. Walter Halsey of Columbus dies. he is father to Mrs Glenn Tharp of Nelsonville and a former local resident. The Moore family visits in New Lexington. Frasure and Hines hosts welcome guests. Jessie Lehman returns from Toledo. Billy Davis visits Osborne. Gerald Tharp and Glenna Williams are noted among visitors.
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Richard
Toledo
Billy Davis
Osborne
Charles Davis
J. E. Moore
New Lexington
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Goldie
Gerald Tharp
Ford Frasure
New Straitsville
Glenna Williams
Edson Tones on Point Four Talk and Boondoggles
A collage of 1940s Washington buzz critiques misattribution of the point four idea, exposure of an old Senate resolution on international technical exchange, UN program deals, and mixed views on public polling. The column also notes SPEBSQSA pride, double-up housing stats, teacher tours, and aviation reports.
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Truman
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Herbert Schimmel
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Military Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Misouri
Harry S. Truman
Quiz Hall By Wilton E Hall
Readable questions cover true false milk frequency tempera ture and city sizes plus music leaders and months. Teen questions ask about the first vice president and cascade versus waterfall. The scrambled end shows stray OCR junk.
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Eddie Duchin
Wayne King
Tommy Dorsey
Miles Samson
Gaza
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John Calhoun
Alexander Hamilton
West Columbia Social News Gossip from Local Visits
Mrs Verna Coleman visited her mother Mrs Hudson and brother Pard Hudson of Point Pleasant. Mrs Peggie Roush of New Haven visited her parents Clayton and Mrs Russell. Lawrence Russell of Zanesville spent a few days with family. Steve Sprouse of East Liverpool stayed with his grandmother Mrs Nobles and aunt Mrs True. Mrs Ray Brumbly of Point Pleasant visited her parents Mr and Mrs Young. E M Lane of Columbus spent a weekend with family. Helen E Roush.
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Verna Coleman
Hudson
Pard Hudson
Point Pleasant
Peggie Roush
New Haven
Clayton Russell
Lawrence Russell
Zanesville
Steve Sprouse
East Liverpool
Bob Nobles
George True
Ray Brumbly
William Young
E. M. Lane
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North Atlantic pact doubts loom over U S war powers
The Nation Today analyzes how a Western alliance to deter communism tests Congress with the power to declare war. It questions whether an iron commitment to defend allies is feasible and how the Senate’s restraint could affect unity with Canada and Western Europe. Senator Connally’s mixed statements add to the uncertainty.
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