No one gets a chance to needle him personally
The excerpt argues that the president should sign the works of others rather than speak, and asserts that no one will say anything about Mr. Truman behind his back that they would not say to his face, questioning whether he is a right guy or just a president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Truman
White House
America
Robottom
Trim
Thelma Loomis
Conover
Mr. Trim
Nice Things About a Public Figure
A columnist defends praising President Truman while criticizing his mind and missteps. The piece notes Americans sniping at officeholders is common and argues no single leader can master all national complexities. It reflects on politics and press freedom.
Sam Buchanan remembered for service to veterans and community
Guest editorial salutes Sam Buchanan, a 62 year old Logan, Ohio resident who dedicated his life to helping others. A World War I veteran wounded at Argonne, he led Disabled American Veterans Chapter 68 and served as Hocking County Veterans Service Officer. He supported Logan High School sports and died last Monday. he rests in Oak Grove Cemetery beside family.
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Sam
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Eagles Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Izaak Walton League
Chapter 68 of
The
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans Organization
Logan High School
Cleveland Indians
Oak Grove
Dave Goldsberry
West Columbia Social Notes Span Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Young of Zanesville visited Laurance Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fowler called on his parents. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben O. Roush included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rast and children Patty and Fred die of Huntington, Mrs. Leonia Rainey of Rockford Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and daughter Carroll Sue of Letart. Miss Margie Johnson of Nitro visited her grandmother Mrs. William Young. Jimmie Lee of Mason City visited James Lee. Mrs. William Tate’s illness improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbia
Ted Young
Zanesville
Laurance Russell
Richard Fowler
Cleve Fowler
Ben O. Roush
Fred Rast
Patty and
Freddie
Huntington
Leonia Rainey
Rockford, Jr
Harold Johnson
Carroll Sue
Letart
Margie Johnson
Nitro
William Young
Jimmie Lee
Mason City
James Lee
William Tate
Helen E. Roush
Counterpart funds in Marshall Plan aid raise control concerns
Washington examines how ECA discounts for Marshall Plan aid are spent via counterpart funds. Most of the funds stay in the recipient countries to promote financial stability and recovery, with five percent supporting U.S. missions and strategic materials. Italy, France, Austria, and others use funds for debt retirement, reconstruction, and development projects, totaling about 1.25 billion dollars to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
ECA
Economic Cooperation Administration
England
France
Italy
United States
U. S
UNRRA
Eee
Netherlands
Indonesia
Great Britain
Austria
Norway
Volturno Valley
Naples
Trieste
Ireland
Iceland
Sweden
Turkey
Portugal
Illness reports and WSCS meeting notes from Logan area
Minnie Cherry ill at home in Logan. WSCS to meet February 24 at Mrs. Margaret Haas home with a noon potluck. Wiemer Herdesty and I R Haas ill. their daughter Mrs. Norman Cooper of Dayton visited, son Walter Haas of Logan also visited. Ruth Murphy led a meeting at Mrs. Anna Heinlein’s home. pollock lunch served. Attendees included Mrs. Emma Todd Weed Tessie Ward Hazel Steele, Clyde Allberry Haydenville visited his in laws Mr. and Mrs. Junior Fuller. Willis Lowrey moved into John Lowrey property vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham. Herbert Jones and son Larry of Rio Grande and sister Bertha Jones of Logan visited Earl Heinlein and John Scott McGathey of Dayton spent a day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John McGathey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Haas
Norman Cooper
Dayton
Walter Haas
Logan
Ruth Murphy
McArthur
Anna Heinlein
Polluck
Emma Todd
Emma Weed
Tessie Ward
Hazel Steele
Clyde’ Allberry
Haydenville
Junior Fuller
Willis Lowrey
John Lowrey
Howard Graham
Herbert Jones
Larry
Rio Grande
Bertha Jones
Earl Heinlein
John Scott McGathey
John McGathey
Economists wrestle with the idea of a healthy disinflation
In Washington opinions clash over whether current price trends signal a healthy disinflation or potential trouble. Brookings economist Kaplan calls it a burp while Nourse describes a period of healthy disinflation. Truman’s remarks, NAM chief Robey, Chamber of Commerce's Schmidt, and GE's Reed weigh in, stressing caution about a looming low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
OPA
A.D.H. Kaplan
Brookings Institution
Edwin G. Nourse
Kaplan
Nourse
Truman
White House
U.S
Ralph Robey
National Association of Manufacturers
Robey
Emerson Schmidt
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Philip Reed
General Electric Corporation
Schmidt
Reed
Poston and Area Gather For Birthday Dinner Event
A birthday dinner brought together families from Poston Longstreth and Columbus at the Fris inger home in Logan honoring Mrs Lenora Frisinger. The piece also notes illness in several families and local club activities including a Valentine party and a handkerchief shower for Susan South. The UMWA Auxiliary No 9 hosted the shower and Mrs Gladys Dishong is noted as a deceased former resident. The story references Captain Clancey Porter in Germany and a Congressional Economic Committee seeking views on presidential power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Ear Smathers
Jerry and
Mack
Alma McManaway
Lucille
Jimmy Kaye
Longstreth
J. W. Vanderburg
Carolyn
Columbus
Carl Helber
Logan
Sylvester Frisinger
Roger
Lenora Frisinger
Buddy Smathers
Harry Smathers
Esther Porter
Pamela Kay
Athens
New York
Clancey D. Porter
Weisbagden
Germany
Porter
Lovella May
Marilyn Kay
Charles North
Jim Brookhart
Kenneth
UMWA
Chauncey
Susan South
Mary Adams
Nelsonville
Gladys Dishong
Powhattan Point
Amesville social notes record property moves and local events
Amesville reports Mr and Mrs Glenn Potter purchasing the James T Dille property opposite Morehead store and Ziegler station with plans to move after repairs. Mr Potter works at Southern Ohio Electric Co. in construction at Poston Station. The Norths prepare to open a tire and surplus shop in a downtown brick building once home to Shoop groceries. Westminster Fellowship elected officers and assigned four commission groups. Six Athens Westminster students led a devotional at Presbyterian church February 13. A Valentine themed recreational program followed. Mrs R B Thompson hospital bound in Columbus for surgery after a stay with son Cail. Will Mingus visited. Carl Sedwick hosted E P Adair. Robert Henry enrolled in GI educational program at Ohio University. Mary Grosvenor.
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Amesville
Glenn Potter
James T. Dille
Morehead
Ziegler
Potter
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Poston Station
Carlos North
F. G. Shoop
D. H D. Kasler
Westminster Fellowship
Billy Lee Jago
Gene Robinson
Patsy Glass
Commission
Faith and Life Commission
Dorothy Walton
Harry Henry
Christian Fellowship
Geraldine Nagle
Clyde Gibson
Arthur Gilchrist
Christian Outreach
Harriet Antie
Allen Sayers
Lee Glass
Athens Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Bea
Albert Hunter
Trice Vincent
Columbus
Neil Williams
Bartlett
Dorothy Sedwick
Jackie
Smith
R. B. Thompson
White Cross Hospital
Mr. Thompson
Cail
Columbus Before Mrs. Thompson Entered the Hospital. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Mingus
Athens
Mingus
Carl Sedwick
E. P. Adair
Jackson
Robert Henry
Ohio University
Frank Smith Family Dinner At His Home
The Frank Smith family gathered at his home on February 13 for a dinner in a family get together and celebration.
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Frank Smith
Pellagra and its diet related causes and prevention
A medical note explains pellagra as a disease from vitamin B deficiency with historical death counts in the US. It covers symptoms from irritation and headaches to digestive issues and possible death, and emphasizes prevention through a balanced diet including fresh meat dairy products and vegetables.
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United States
Treatment options for bladder stones beyond surgery
The reply notes the condition likely refers to the urinary bladder. If the stone's chemical nature is suitable, diet modifications might help as a nonoperative approach.
Army Undersecretary Gen Draper Resigns
The White House announced Maj. Gen. William H. Draper Jr. will resign as undersecretary of the Army effective Feb. 28. In letters to President Truman he said he delayed leaving at Forrestal and Royals' request and now wishes to return to private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
William H. Draper, Jr
Army
Truman
Draper
Defense Forrestal
Secretary of the Army
Royals
Quiz Show Mystery at Swank Resort Involving Winners
Quiz show winners John Henry and Lin Conover vacation at a fancy resort when gun toting Homer Anglin visits. Anglin is fatally shot after whispering a cryptic line. Faye Jordan occupies the Conovers’ cottage amid a web of suspects as a cipher message surfaces from a mechanical pencil.
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John Henry
Lin Conover
Fresort
Homer Anglin
Anglin
Johnny
Faye Jordan
Faye
Thelma Loomis
Mr. Trim
Radio Station Frequencies and Call Letters Listed
A list of area radio stations with their broadcast networks and frequencies. NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC MOA Marietta 1490 KC
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
MOA
Marietta
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Feb 21 1947
The page lists a dense 24 hour radio schedule with show times from 6:00 PM to midnight. Programs span news, music, dramas, talk, sports, and variety across networks ABC CBS NBC MBS, including Silent Hour Kiddies Hour, The Beulah Skit, Lone Ranger, Inner Sanctum, Sherlock Holmes, Gabriel Heatter, and Bob Crosby Club among others.
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Abc
Chs
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Nbc
Cbs
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cba
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Tropics
Cbs Sports
Abeo
Gordon McRae
Howard Barlow
Abe Godfrey
CBS Television
Henry Taylor
Hy Gardner
Voorhees
Abe Tie
Met
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Brotherhood
Cbs News
Abc News
News
Abc West
Radio Schedule Fragment with Multiple Programs Listed
A dense timetable lists morning to evening radio slots featuring hosts and show names across networks including abe cbs mbs and abc. Programs span variety hours from breakfast to Kiddies Hour with acts like The Godfrey Hour Say It with Music and Queen for a Day.
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N. Y
Nbe
Abe
Cbs
The
Clevelandaires
Abe Bob Poole
Mbs
Fred Waring
Godfrey
Cbbs
Abe Kate Smith
Abe Bil Slater
Don Ameche
Abc
Hunt Hunt
Ebs Kay Kyser
West
Abo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Buchanan
Dick Turner
Edson
New Plymouth
Minnie Cherry
WSCS
Margaret Haas
Wiemer Herdesty
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Amesville Social Notes
Mary Grosvenor
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
Gen. Draper
Goes Queen
Bob Wade
Go Miller
NEA Service, Inc
Miss Loomis
Sagmon Robottom
Prince Charming
L. A
Joln Henry
Miss Jordan
Mr. Conover
Sin
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