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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1947
Page
16
The piece argues President Truman's address avoids specifics on labor management and economic reform. It criticizes the Wagner Act, warns of vetoes against labor measures, and contends the White House shifts responsibility to Congress to appease labor interests.
The notice lists Associated Press rights, subscription prices by carrier and mail, regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia, overseas arrangements, and national representation. It notes second class mail status in Athens Ohio and mentions obituary and bank card charges.
Dr O'Brien outlines safe pasteurized milk handling from delivery to storage. He warns that carelessness can contaminate bottles, urges washing, refrigeration, protection from light, and proper freezing thawing. He notes two pasteurization methods and stresses farm and plant sanitation to prevent disease spread. He also answers a reader question on retinitis pigmentosa sight loss, noting night blindness and peripheral field contraction with rare total blindness.
The piece argues the atom moves from Army to civilian oversight while preserving security. It notes public approval for civilian leadership, contrasts tweed coat versus khaki jacket attitudes, and highlights fears of military bottlenecks and the need to share safe nuclear facts with scientists and civil authorities.
A columnist argues that slow progress on school funding and teacher pay reflects broader economic strains. He blames high costs, limited taxes, and postwar policy muddles while noting wage earners lack organized advocacy and calling for a shift beyond WPA era dependencies.
A 1947 highway safety warning laments rising crashes as new cars lag production and crowded hospitals strain care facilities. The author blames driver incompetence and poor health, arguing registration fees prioritize ease over skill and urging attention to driving safety.
Peter Edson from Washington surveys the 80th Congress entering its first session. He notes Republican control, potential moves on federal divorce law, veteran aid bills, tariff revival, presidential succession limits, witch hunts, and investigations into past programs. He anticipates scrutiny of government corporations and agencies.
Opal Booth marries James H. Powell at New Lexington on December 19. They will live in Logan. Anne Booth visits Charleston as Christmas greetings and Gem Confectionery staff host holiday party at Emmett Frecker home. Vernon Eugene born to Eugene and wife. Local residents or relatives visit, healings, illnesses, and holiday notes from Corning families including Kocks, Sicilian, Wright, Harper, and Rodgers.
WSCS of the Methodist Church meets at Mrs. Russell Cody on Thursday with Miss Bess Taylor as assisting hostess. WCTU executive committee to meet with Mrs. W C Dennis Tuesday at 2 p m. Pioneers gather at Yvonne Henderson’s home Saturday at 2 p m. Helen Macleod Service Guild held a New Year potluck with hostess Mrs. Elbert Root. guests included Mrs. J K Macleod Columbus and others.
Mrs. Elwood Brown and daughter Roberta Ann returned to Morgantown after visiting Mrs. Brown's mother Mrs. Elva Carmichael during Christmas. Numerous relatives and friends from Morgantown and distant cities spent the holidays here, including guests of Mrs. Wedsell P. Turner and of Mrs. Anne Heater, as well as visitors from Huntington, Columbus, and Richmond Indiana.
The Bashan Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Christmas party at Mrs. Allen Bailey's home with eight members and one visitor attending. Russell Bailey and Margaret Epple wed on Christmas Day. A funeral for Mrs. L J Morehead was held in Parkersburg with several relatives in attendance. A turkey dinner was shared at the Smalley home, and numerous relatives visited or hosted during the holidays in nearby towns and with extended family.
Funeral services for James M. Malloy 53 World War I veteran were held Saturday at 9 am in Sacred Heart Church Columbus burial followed in New Straitsville Catholic Cemetery Malloy operated a Columbus barber shop for 25 years He died of a heart attack He is survived by three brothers John Charles Malloy Columbus and George Malloy Logan three sisters Mrs George Feder er Columbus Mrs John Fox Shawnee and Mrs William Ward New Straitsville.
Miss Marian Simpson and Francis Stout, nurses at Christ Hospital Cincinnati, spent a week end with Mr and Mrs George Simpson. Many relatives and friends visited for Christmas meals and holidays across Racine and nearby towns, including travelers from Columbus and Wayne Michigan. Captain Thorne Longsworth returned from Italy on terminal leave and plans to enter veterinary studies after the holidays.
A reader argues that a push for Compulsory military training aims to deter laborers from college and curb education. The letter blames lawmakers and capitalist puppets for efforts to divide Capitol and Labor and urges continued support for certain local leaders.
Former secretary of state James F Byrnes to close a seven broadcast forum on world affairs in Cleveland with a talk on US foreign policy at 10 pm on NBC replacing Judy Canova. NBC paid 50000 for New York Giants home games TV rights next summer. Elmer L Ivey becomes ABC Gang Busters commentator replacing the late Lewis J Valentine.
Portland residents Mr and Mrs Mare vin Swan and daughter Marilyn spent Sunday with the Swans parents Mr and Mrs Harry Swan Clyde Johnson from Leedsville visited his parents Mr and Mrs C E Johnson Harold Roush from Zanesville spent the weekend with his wife and son Melvin Wilkie Larson returned to Ne ville Island to resume work on the M S Lehigh R S Henderson of Reedsville spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Mattie Henderson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Henderson
The Sumner area report notes the Saturday evening visit of Mr and Mrs Clyde Burke and their daughters Bonnie Lou and Marvene Gaul to the William Pooler family. Lena Pooler accompanied Marvene home Sunday. Oris Gaul hosted a Sunday dinner for Mrs Joe Bowles Mrs Elson Bowles and children Harry Pauline and Charles of Athens. Junior Myers, recently leaving Delbert Gaul's employ, will start at Click Lume Co Marietta on January 10.
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