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Ohio
West Virginia
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Winia
Mali
Joneses
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Legislative plea against sales tax cut Obama Mechem plan
David Lawrence’s National Dispatch urges the Legislature to keep Ohio’s 3 percent sales tax. It cites the Ohio Small Business Commission led by Senator C. Stanley Mechem, warns a cut would require tax shifts, and calls for better local government funding and reducing unemployment insurance reserves. The piece argues the tax supports state finances and public services.
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Ohio Small Business Commission
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio
Tom Herbert
Columbus
Mechem
O.B.U.C
Georgia dispute and Washington economic clash roil 1946 era politics
The piece denounces Ellis Arnall and Herman Talmadge in Georgia amid a contested governorship seen as violent power seizure. It also critiques President Truman's economic report, arguing wage and price adjustments are misrepresented and warning of a broader misalignment between policy and real purchasing power.
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Ellis Arnall
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
America
White House
Medical Comment on Blood Disorders and Anemia
Dr William A OBrien explains blood composition and disorders. Anemia arises from red cell deficiency and may be treated with liver extract injections or folic acid. White cells defend against infection and platelets aid clotting. Non tropical sprue equals tropical sprue and is diet related not parasitic.
Budget Message breaks down national spending per person
Peter Edson notes the Presidents Budget in Washington splits $37 billion next year into per capita outlays of $268. He lists allocations for Army and Navy, veterans aid, international affairs, social security, housing, education, agriculture, and more. He argues labor unrest and housing loom largest while waste and debt costs persist.
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U. S
Army
Treasury
Senate Committee and CAB weigh air safety structure changes
In Washington, the Senate Commerce Committee and the Civil Aeronautics Board discuss a potential air safety board to handle crash investigations. They warn against splitting CAB duties, arguing that keeping laws and investigations together within CAB avoids duplication and bureaucratic bloat.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Government Air Safety Board
CAB
Air Safety Board
Laurel Cliff Hostess Recalls Club Meeting
Mrs. Evans hosted 13 Laurel Cliff Health Club members with three dollars donated to the Infantile Paralysis Fund. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Leifheit, Mrs. Margaret Allen, and Mrs. Ladonna Gilmore. February meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Gilmore.
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Laurel Cliff
Joseph Evans
Mr. Diehl
Lou Diehl
How To Raise and Train Your Dog
Reader Service booklet offers 20 illustrated lessons on obedience and tricks. Includes chapters on diet grooming house manners disease cure and a breed chart. Send 25 cents to The Athens Messenger Reader Service 243 W 17th St New York 11 N Y with name and address.
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Athens Messenger
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Local News Briefs From Coolville and Nearby Areas
Class Five Methodist Sunday School will meet Jan 21 at Mrs. H. H. Chapman’s home with Mrs. L. M. Walden assisting. election of officers and dues due. WCTU clothing drive for Athens County Home seeks wearable clothing for ages six months to 18 years, with donations due Jan 25 at Mrs. R. S. Henderson’s. Birth announced for Stephanie Sue to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith in Charleston on Jan 7. Messages note visits and gatherings among residents of Torch, Cincinnati, Coolville, Guysville, Nelsonville, and Parkersburg, including births and hospitality events.
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R. S. Henderson
Louella Smith
Stephanie Sue
Robert Smith
Charleston
Torch
Rex Anderson
Keith Brandeberry
Cincinnati
A. W. Brandeberry
Columbus
Lloyd Friend
Little Hocking
Emmett Friend
Mary Frances McCutcheon
Guysville
Ford Friend
Victor Clark
Betty Shanks
Johnnie Marcus
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
John Shanks
Minnie Clark
Coolville
Roy Davis
Chubby
Nelsonville
Maurice Guthrie
Athens
P. G. Chapman
H. H. Chapman
Dexter Dexter Social Notes From Rutland And Dayton
Mrs. W. R. Halliday visited Monday along with Mrs. Nora Ralph and Mrs. Vona Smith in Rutland. Mrs. Lillie Minor spent last week at Dayton with her daughter Clair Minor. Mrs. Mark Williams returned from Holzer Hospital to her parents home Friday. W. R. Halliday reported improved from a heart ailment. Gerald Minor of Corning is visiting his family here. Hersil McKinney and Hortense Bowen of Fostoria are guests of the McKinneys. en Davis has been reported
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Dexter
W. R. Halliday
Nora Ralph
Vona Smith
Rutland
Lillie Minor
Dayton
Clair Minor
Mark Williams
Holzer Hospital
Gerald Minor
Corning
Hersil McKinney
Hortense Bowen
Fostoria
S. P. McKinney
En Davis
Hartford
Hartford Methodist Church
D. A. Smith
Patty Lou
Donald Edwin
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Charles Petty Kearnes
Kenneth
Fairview
Rosemary Hall
Mason
Allen Anderson
Point Pleasant
James Batey
W. T
Dime
Goldin
Hubert Patterson
Oscar Chapman
Harley Powell
Alferd Kearnes
Clifton
Clifford Gibbs
Bertha Balldon
Glouster
Fred Lewis
Clifford
Wm. Edwards
Pomeroy
J. M. Crump
A. K. McClung
Middleport
Mdnday
Women's Society of Christian Service
Bertha Jenkins
W. S. Fiber
Lucy Jane Bulmer
James McKnight
Home and Foreign Missions
W. T. Stone
India
Henry Jenkins
Rutter Knight
Harry Gibbs
Esther McKnight
Hartford Pta
Jane Turley
Rutcher Knight
Stanley Duncan
Elma Goodnite
Carl Zerkle
Mack Howard
Broadwell Son Recovers Satisfactorily After Hospital Stay
Broadwell Mr and Mrs Frank Parsons hear their son Wayne is in City Hospital Warren recovering satisfactorily. Marietta visitors include Mr and Mrs Ford Sampson to John Martin residence. Other locals hosted visitors from Chesterhill Columbus Corning and Athens.
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Clarence Rathburn
Columbus
Hattie Hendershott
Frank James
Athens
Local Social Notes From Greens Run And Athens Areas
Mr and Mrs Bert Murvey hosted Sunday guests including William Murvey of Chicago visiting his mother Esther Murvey in Greens Run. Others called on friends in Athens and surrounding towns as families shared meals and weekend visits with relatives and neighbors.
First TV basketball broadcast signals new era for New Yorkers
Radio highlights describe live Washington basketball telecast from Uline Arena as a milestone. Georgetown faced St Louis University in the capital venue marking a forerunner to widespread televised sports. The listing also previews CBS programs Meet the Press with James A Farley and youth concert series by the Los Angeles Philharmonic conducted by Alfred Wallenstein.
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Washington
Georgetown
St. Louis University
Uline Arena
CBS
James A. Farley
Chicago
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
New York Comic Kenny Delmar Receives Top Humor Award
Kenny Delmar, famed for Senator Claghorn on the Fred Allen show, was honored yesterday by the Radio Executives Club with a plaque naming him New York post-war comedian who had made the most progress in humor in 1946. The award was the inaugural presentation inspired by the National Laugh Week Foundation.
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Kenny Delmar
Senator Claghorn
Fred Allen
Radio Executives Club
New York
National Laugh Week Foundation
Radio Listings and Local Community Notes
Broadcast schedules for NBC CBS ABC and MBS for Friday and Saturday with lineups from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. including dramas, comedies, and news programs. Hartford community notices report church events, travel, local visits, births, illnesses, PTA meetings, and staff changes with multiple residents noted.
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State of the Union
Mrs. Evans
Paul Archer
Archer
Diehl
St. Joseph Hospital
Thomas Hart
Darwin
Helen Leifheit
Broadwell
Son
Tayor Ridge
Taylor Ridge
Bert Murvey
White Cross Hospital
Thomas Michael
Alvin Ward
Lucy Ward
O. L. Chevlier
Travis Chesser
Violet
Wilber
Zanesville
Pat Bulstrom
Andrew Jackson
Lee Baughman
Mansfield
Jackson
Wayne Poole
Luhrig
Russell Poole
Fred Olbers
Olbers
NBC
Alan Young
Meredith Willson
Fanny Brice
Ginny Simms
Moore and Durante
Kate Smith
ABC
FBI
Ruby Kessler
Billy Graham
MBS
Burl Ives
Story Theater
Bulldog Drummond
National Farm and Home
New Haven Symphony and Chorus
King Cole
War Patterson
Judy Canova
Cross Section USA
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Vaughn Monroe
Salvation Army Band
Hialeah
Cleveland Symphony
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