POP Goo QUEEN By Bob Wade and Bill Miller
A fragment discusses American Communists, Soviet edicts, and alleged home-front influence. It notes two runaway Russian airmen seeking haven and asserts Soviet courts would dismiss procedural concerns, framing a contrast with U S liberties and critique of Communist fronts across education, courts, industry, and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wade
Bill Miller
Arty OO Sots
Ant 8
Mies
Soviet Union
Russia
Public Forum and North Atlantic Pact Debate Reaches 1949 Stance
The Messenger cites editorials contrasting Kaltenborn and AP on Acheson led talks about a mutual defense pact. It stresses Constitution Article I and declares only Congress may declare war, warning the Senate and President must align with lawful war powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheson
United States
Kaltenborn
Senate
Wilson
League of Nations
League
Congress
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Harding
State Department
Truman
House of Representatives
A. V
Religion Under Siege in Bulgaria and Hungary
The piece compares Mindszenty’s sentencing with the conviction of fifteen Bulgarian Protestant clergymen, alleging show trials and forced confessions. It argues Moscow and the satellite regimes suppress religious freedom, equating the clergymen to Nazi era dissenters and calling for resistance to atheistic oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Bulgaria
United States
Britain
Kremlin
Budapest
Sofia
Russia
Moscow
Cardinal Hirond
Pastor Niemoeller
Germany aims for self sufficiency under Marshall Plan
Western Germany seeks self sufficiency by 1953 under the Marshall Plan aided by the Army of Occupation. Plans assume no war, end of the Berlin airlift, and some German government setup. The goal is $2.8 billion imports matched by exports, with progress and costs tracked through 1950 to 1952.
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Washington
Western Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Germany
U. S
N. H. Collisson
ECA
Collisson
Captain Collisson
Iceland
Finland
Poland
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
United States
Red defense tactics in New York trial draw judge’s rebuke
The article surveys the lawyers for the American Reds in New York City using intolerable language against the federal jury system. The presiding judge denounces the conduct as insolent and worse while the defense and defendants clash with the court over the trial process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Russia
Siberia
POMEROY Woman Named County Welfare Case Worker
Mrs Georgia Williamson of near Pomeroy is appointed to a case worker position in the County Welfare Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Georgia Williamson
Near Pomeroy
County Welfare Department
Rutland village once a busy Meigs County center
A historical sketch of Rutland in Meigs County notes its early industrial diversity from salt wells and sawmills to spinning wheels and caned reeds. It highlights notable settlers like Miles Larkin Holt Higley and Gardners, the 1828 layout, and the village’s early establishments including blacksmiths shops, a printing office, a tannery, and a wagon factory. The first white child born there was Joseph Higley, and the first marriage was officiated by a German justice in his native tongue.
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H. Harris
Rutland
Meigs County
Vermont
Massachusetts
John Miles
Abel Larkin
Miles
Braleys
Brewster Higley
James Bolton
John Stevens
Lorenzo Avey
Franklin Downing
Clark
William Church
Selah Barrett
Allegheny Mountains
United States
New Lima
Horace Holt
Holt
Higleys
Gardners
Phelps
Merrills
Larkins
Stedmans
Grants
Forrests
Sheppards
Parkers
Parker Run
Holts
Giles
Paines
Simpsons
Binghams
Hysells
Knights
Aleshires
Joseph Higley
Doctor's Comments on Tonsillitis and Adenoids Care
Medical guidance explains acute versus chronic tonsillitis and when removal is warranted. It discusses adenoids, indications against surgery, and preferred surgical removal over X rays or electrocoagulation. The piece ends with a Q A noting intestinal worms are swallowed with food and cures depend on worm type with persistent treatment.
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Edwind P. Jordan
M. D
Corning Teachers Observe Valentine Day at Grade School
Corning Punils of the grade school held a Valentine observance in several rooms. A district meeting of 270 members from various churches met February 15 at the local EUB Church with Rev. Frank Robinson as host pastor. Two songs were sung by the girls choir led by Mrs. Wilma Gibbs. Mrs. Sarah Wright played piano. Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Drakes admitted to Doctors Hospital Columbus February 13 with husband Arthur and daughter Mrs. Eileen Van Horn of Columbus. Anna Harner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Harper underwent an appendectomy at Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen van Horn
Columbus
Anna Harner
Charlies Harper
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
How to file 1948 income tax returns forms
The piece explains tax form choices for 1948 returns. It outlines use of forms 1040A 1040 short-form and 1040 long-form based on income thresholds, with guidance on deductions, joint filing, and when to choose each form. It notes a $5000 income cutoff determining long-form necessity.
Quiz Hall Of Wilton E Hall Contains Tricky Questions
A printed quiz card lists ten questions across men women and teens with multiple choice items on sports history law and literature. The page includes answer keys and a sidebar note on tax forms W-2 and 1040A.
Letter to Senator Aiken on Free Food Bill Critique
Benjamin F. Primmer of Logan writes to Senator George D. Aiken in Washington criticizing a proposed free food bill. He humorously suggests expanding benefits to include tenderloin steak eggs gambling tobacco liquor autos diamonds and mink coats while recalling the colonial rule he that will not work shall not eat.
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the Messenger
George D. Aiken
Washington
Vermont
Benjamin F
Primmer Logan
Radio Schedule Log of Daily Programs and Air Times
A dense listing of radio programming across networks with show names and time slots from 6:00 to 9:00 and beyond. Entries include news, kiddies hours, music, drama, quiz shows, and variety programs featuring CBS ABC NBC and local repeats.
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Nbe
Cbs Network
Be-West
Mbs-West
Cbs
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe Basic
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Dbs
Abe
Dardenelle Trio
Aboe
Cbs Sports
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Cbs the Amateur Hour
Gildersleeve
Scattergood
Abe Family Theater
Abe Capitol
Meredith Willson
Cbs News & Dancing
Nbs
Abc-West
N. Y
The
Clevelandaires
Abe Bob Poole
Mbs
Fred Waring
Music
My Story
Abe the Godfrey
Mbe
Abe Kate Smith
Abe Bill Slater
Happy Gang
Holywood
Abe Queen
Don Ameche
Hint
Kay Kyser
Treasury
West
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Sin
Salmon Robottom
Mrs. Jones
John
Las Dunas
Azure
Mercury
Edson
Corning
By James Marlow
Wilton E. Hall
Babe Ruth
John L. Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
Alexandria
New York
Walls of Jericho
Fuller Brush
Bixby
Harrison Wilson Lincoln Taft
Ham
Noah
Oscar L. Fleckner
State
William H. Ware
W. Broadway
Wellston
REA
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
WSAZ
Huntington
WBNS
WCHS
WPAR
Parkersburg
WHKC
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