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Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
West
Mali
Athens
Nationa
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Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Senate Unseating and Precedent in Bilbo Case Debated
Analysis argues that denying Bilbo a seat rests on legal grounds or political whim. It warns a Senate precedent could bar other elected minorities, risking minority rights and provoking reprisals over future charges.
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Washington
Bilbo
Senate
Mississippi
Congress
May Democrat
Department of Justice
Barkley
Neurotics and Alcoholism in Medical View
Dr. William A. O’Brien explains neurotics who drink to escape troubles are about 1 percent of the population and contrasts them with social drinkers. He notes shifts in society’s view, cites Alcoholics Anonymous as successful in aiding neurotic cases, and describes treatment with psychos therapy and group support.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Hopeful Signs on UN Atomic Veto Arms Control
The article argues Russia may back away from a universal veto on atomic weapons punishments as it engages in UN talks. It notes Molotov’s ARM stance, Gromyko’s comments, and the risk that rigid unanimity could trigger broader conflicts. It suggests Russia seeks peace, security, and recovery over formal veto power.
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Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Atomic Energy Commission
Molotov
General Assembly
Atomic Energy Group
United States
Christmas gift giver Joseph Bonavita in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn tavern-keeper Joseph Bonavita gave hundreds of dollars to Bowery frequenters during Christmas. First met with suspicion, a second visit drew acclaim but police sent him to Bellevue Hospital to check for insanity. Doctors found him sane and generous, proving charity is not criminal or mad.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Joseph Bonavita
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bonavita
Bowery
Boweryites
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Mr. Bonavita
Believue
Be methodical for success in business and life
The quote urges steady method and disciplined use of time. It highlights having work for every moment and attentive focus on the moment's task, attributed to Mathews. The expression advocates diligence and efficiency as keys to achievement.
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Ww. Mathews
Taft pushes cabinet level health and education reforms
In Washington a proposal resurfaces to create a Department of Health Education and Security elevating the Federal Security Administration to cabinet status with Watson B Miller as head. Taft and Fulbright backed the plan, and Taft’s broader social agenda includes a national health act and expanded education aid. He would lead labor legislation as priority while housing and education funding details loom.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Security
Federal Security Administration
Watson B. Miller
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
FSA
Social Security Board
Children’s Bureau
Public Health Service
Office of Education
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Food and Drug Administration
District of Columbia
Taft
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Robert
General Welfare
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
New York
Anniversary Dinner Honors Kincade Couple in Coolville
A dinner Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kincade home celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary. Guests included Miss Blanche Blair and several local families. Christmas and New Year greetings featured numerous visits and holiday dinners among Coolville residents.
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Coolville
J. W. Kincade
Blanche Blair
Hockingport Road
Earl Kincade
Lottridge
Lennie Lentz
Leroy Wires
Calaway Ridge
Clyde Parrish
Alda Larson
Mary Parrish
Belpre
Ruth Smith
Athens
W. R. Clark
W. E. Bingman
A. W. Brandeberry
Dottie Lou
Wendell Clark
Frank Taylor
C. L. Fuller
Howard
Newbury
J. L. Shepard
Joe
Joseph Shepard
Sterling
Louella Smith
Ruth
Charleston
T. E. Galbreath
T. G. Hilldore
Racine
Esther Class to Meet at Chauncey Church Monday
Esther Class of Chauncey Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7 p m at the home of Mrs N S Harvey Ellis Ave Helen Nicholson will conduct the meeting and lead the program and prayers.
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Chauncey
Helen Nicholson
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Chauncey Ladies Aid to Quilt at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey Methodist Church will hold a church quilting at Chauncey Church this Wednesday. Members are invited to join and contribute to the project.
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AID
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society of
Chauncey Methodist Church
Practical instruction for the home nurse booklet offer
The Athens Messenger promotes a booklet for home nurses explaining baby cries to distinguish pain from hunger and illness. Written by a registered nurse, it covers contagious diseases care after operations and pregnancy guidance. Send 25e for Booklet No 81 to The Athens Messenger Reader Service New York 11 New York.
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Ex-Plains
Athens Messenger
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Needle Club Elects Officers At Millfield Meeting
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett hosted the Millfield Needle Club at her home in Chauncey. Officers chosen: President Mrs. Bertha Sanders Vice President Mrs. Eda Heffken Secretary Miss Olive Brookins Treasurer Mrs. Robinett. Ten members attended the session and refreshments were served.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Needle Club
Bertha Sanders
Eda Heffken
Olive Brookins
Robinett
Elizabeth Patton
Ida Hill
Nellie Brookins
Donna Thomas
Edith McDaniel
Carol Russell Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Millfield
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Russell entertained a circle of children at their Millfield home for Carol Russell's fifth birthday. Games and refreshments were provided with help from Mrs. Virginia Kozma. Guests included Jerry Shumway Jeanette Shumway Richard Dunkle Rita Toth Billy Toth Joe Sanders Sandra Sanders Shirley Sayer Ronald Freeman Donald Freeman Carolyn Freeman Johnnie Rankin Nancy Kozma and Martha McMemanus.
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Chauncey
Edward Russell
Millfield
Carol
Russell
Virginia Kozma
Jerry Shumway
Jeanette Shumway
Richard Dunkle
Rita Toth
Billy Toth
Joe Sanders
Sandra Sanders
Shirley Sayer
Ronald Freeman
Donald Freeman
Carolyn Freeman
Johnnie Rankin
Nancy Kozma
Martha MceMannus
Bible Class Meeting at The Plains Church
CHAUNCEY Ladies Bible Class met at Mrs. Ella Locke's home with Mrs. Margaret Adams leading. Mrs. Channell and Mrs. Lakin gave devotions and group singing followed. February session set for Mrs. Ada Lakin with refreshments served to twelve members including Mrs. Stalder and Mrs. Grandy.
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Chauncey
Plains Church of the Nazarene
Ella Locke
Margaret Adams
Carrie Channell
Ada Lakin
Eva Stalder
Iva Rutter
Nettie Grandy
Elzina Wharton
Viola Platt
Thelma Keeton
Selah Shrieve
Ida Bricker
Plains WCTU to Meet With Mrs Ada Lakin
CHAUNCEY The Plains WCTU will meet Monday night in The Plains Methodist Church in charge of Mrs Ada Lakin president Leader will be Miss Elva Cooper.
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Chauncey
Plains Wctu
Plains Methodist Church
Ada Lakin
Elva Cooper
Chauncey City Council to Meet Monday at 7 P M
Chauncey City Council will convene Monday at 7 p m in the City building announced by Mayor W D Hines The Chauncey Board of Public Affairs will meet Tuesday at 7 p m with no further details.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Chauncey Board of Public Affairs
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary Meet Tonight With Benefit Game
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the K of P Building with Mrs Jessie Johnson president A benefit game will follow the business meeting.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Jessie Johnson
Visitor Isabelle Courtney Returns Home to Tipp City
Isabelle Courtney, supervisor of music in Tipp City schools, spent holiday vacation at Chauncey with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney.
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Chauncey
Isabelle Courtney
Tipp City
Ohio
Gilbert Courtney
Illness and injuries in Blue Lake area families and visitors
Blue Lake residents report serious illness in Joyce Mink and heart infection concerns. Jack Massay sustains injuries from a fallen tree during pole work for the electric company. Hazel Dean Thompson recovers from pneumonia as Doan family notes. Mrs. Kemp suffers two heart-related attacks. Homer Morgan’s son born December 19 at Newport News. Porters visit Columbus relatives during Christmas.
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Blue Lake
Freda Searls
Rose Searls
Pomeroy
Bert Finley
Gallipolis
Mollie Kemp
Morgan
Elmer Holcomb
Clyde Porter
Porters
Fred Blazier
Columbus
Christmas Party Links and Holiday News From Harrisonville
Garden Club members and guests attended a Christmas party at the Halliday Atkins home with full December program and refreshments. Several Harrisonville residents and Columbus visitors are noted for Christmas and family visits, including births and travel to Dayton.
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Harrisonville
Garden Club
Halliday Atkins
Eliza Welsh
Columbus
Mary Woodyard
Martha Jane
Hiel French
Homer Lee
Frances Gibson
Clint Gilkey
Howard Clark
Frank Halliday
Everett Tracy
George Atkins
Mae Ball
Frances Welsh
Gene Young
Harold Ball
Grafton Stout
Dayton
Pearl Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sally Jo
Maxine Markins
Ray Wilson
Robert
Don Gibson
Frank Gibson
Christmas Socials and Visits Around Union Furnace
Mr and Mrs Lester Bickle of Columbus spent Christmas with Mrs Hattie Bickle. Charles Clark family and Noah Reed party visited Columbus and Lancaster relatives. George Geiger family visited Brent Geiger. William King of Logan hosted a supper for Millie King on her 64th birthday and she visited Mary Kennedy. Cy Hensly family and Joan of Logan dined with the McGlothlins. Millie King hosted visitors Loyd Hinnerman. Austin McGee's son Michael ill with Esther and Mary Lou Carr and Jane McGuire visiting in Logan.
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Union Furnace
Lester Bickle
Columbus
Hattie Bickle
Charles Clark
Dwain and
Jerry
Noah Reed
Lois
Lancaster
Mary LaGore
George Geiger
Larry
Tommy
Brent Geiger
William King
Logan
Millie King
Income Tax Reductions Debate in Congress
Washington reports Congress may consider a 20 percent cut on incomes up to 300 000 and 10 percent on higher incomes in 1947. Rep Knutson outlines tax-cut figures while critics warn the debt and excise tax losses could erase potential benefits.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Rep. Knutson
Minnesota
House
Senate
Fair's Profit Tops $160,000
Ohio closed the 1946 state fair the first since 1941 and the most profitable in history. Fair director Bryan P. Sandles announced receipts of 422,961 dollars with costs of 262,801 dollars for a net profit of 160,160 dollars despite a 57,000 dollar federal tax bill.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bryan P. Sandles
Army Air Forces
Radio Highlights and Tonight Schedule Across Networks
Tonight NBC offers Shirley Booth in Woman on Lime Rock at 8 30 and Marion Anderson at 9 00 with several concerts and quizzes. CBS presents Bob Hawk at 7 30 Joan Davis at 8 30 Radio Theater at 9 00 and Screen Guild Players at 10 00, Chester Watson concert at 11 30. ABC airs Lone Ranger at 7 30 The Fat Man at 8 30 Dark Venture at 9 00 Sammy Kaye time change at 9 30 and Football Coach of the Year at 10 15. MBS features McGarry and His Mouse at 8 30 Gregory Hood Casebook at 9 30 Guy Lombardo music at 10 30 Broadway Talks Back. Tuesday NBC schedules U S Navy Band at 1 00 Pepper Young at 3 30 Supper Club at 7 followed by Date With Judy at 8 30 and Bob Hope at 10. CBS lists Irene Beasley s Grand Slam at 11 30 a 3 00 Suprise Party 5 School of the Air 8 Big Town 9 30 Godfrey s Talent Scouts. ABC carries Kenny Baker show at 12 noon Ladies Be Seated at 3 00 Walter Kiernan at 6 00 Elmer Davis commentary at 7 15 Tex Maupin music at 9 00. MBS shows Shady Valley Folks at 9 15 am U S Naval Academy Band at 12 30 pm Harlem Hospital ity Club at 7 30 Arthur Hale at 10 15 Upton Close at 10 15 pm.
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NBC
Shirley Booth
Barlow
Marion Anderson
Voorhees
CBS
Bob Hawk
Joan Davis
Screen Guild Players
Chester Watson
ABC
Sammy Kaye
MBS
McGarry and His Mouse
Gregory Hood
Guy Lombardo
U.S. Navy
Pepper Young
Judy
Bob Hope
Irene Beasley
Godfrey
Kenny Baker
Walter Kiernan
Elmer Davis
Tex Maupin
Shady Valley Folks
U.S. Naval Academy Band
Harlem Hospitality Club
Arthur Hale
Upton Close
Caldwell, Cleveland Plain Dealer Gravure Director, Dies
Clyde CG Caldwell 62 longtime art gravure director for the Cleveland Plain Dealer died Friday. He was a prominent figure in the newspaper's photographic and printing operations.
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Cleveland
Clyde CG Caldwell
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fire destroys Port Feed Mill in Port William
A fire early Saturday gutted the Port Feed Mill at Port William causing about 20 000 dollars in damage. Fire officials investigated the cause. No injuries reported.
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Wilmington
Port William
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