Hypnotism as marital fix in Boyle column
HAL BOYLE jokes about hypnotizing a wife to solve marriage woes. He quips a professor could snap a man out of it and reprogram him by post hypnotic suggestion, riffing on gender dynamics and the idea that hypnotism might be a man’s best friend if used wisely.
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New York
Fellows
John Dillinger
John
Medical Board
Old Malcolm
Malcolm
Freda
England
Dr. Malcolm
Zeke
Hitler
Mussolini
IT Love My Doctor By Evelyn Barkins
A doctor's wife helps promote her husband John through hospital circles by hosting a charity luncheon for Dr. Malcolm, the surgical chief. The visit elevates John to a junior surgical adjunct, but fragile appeasement soon yields to a new quarrel as marital bliss proves temporary.
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Doctor
Evelyn Barkins
Malcolm
John
Unity Through Mutual Respect In Industry
The article argues that industrial strife stems from lost loyalty and the rise of outside group influence. It calls for mutual respect between labor and management, noting workers seek responsibility and shared purpose. Stability follows when employers empower workers and both sides pursue common aims.
Repeal Looms In Federal Taxes On Oleomargarine
After 64 years federal taxes on colored and white oleomargarine are near repeal though state laws keep butter competitive in 22 states. Senate repeal failed but many state amendments require triangular shapes and proper restaurant labeling.
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Senate
Tempest over Taft Hartley sparks NLRB rift with Truman
The article notes a clash between Robert N. Denham and NLRB colleagues over enforcing the Taft Hartley act. President Truman dislikes the law but has not repealed it, raising talk of a quiet shift toward enforcing select laws and a government of men rather than statutes.
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Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Truman
Aviation boom or bust in postwar era outlined
The Nation Today notes the Civil Aeronautics Administration forecast from 1945 that 400 000 civil aircraft could fly in ten years, with wartime surveys predicting up to 1 000 000 private planes. By 1949 production plummeted from 1946 levels, while air travel rose and new aviation jobs emerged, yet the private flying dream cooled amid higher costs, strict regulations, and disillusionment.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Are We Big Enough to Cut Public Spending
A historical note warns that the national debt now exceeds annual income and keeps rising. It urges broad acceptance of reduced federal and state expenditures, citing Ohio’s 1951 highway funds and costly mile-by-mile road projects as examples.
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Ohio
Athens County
Pichies
Names Behind Athens County Towns and Their Founders
The article traces how towns and creeks in Athens County reflect pioneers and early figures. It links Piper Creek to Piper, names Albany Salina and Beaumont, Carbondale from Pigeon Roost, and Logan to Chief Logan, with notes on Glouster, Ames, Mnemonics, and local founders like John Buchtel, Daniel Nelson, Simeon Cooley, and Guy Barrows shaping names and history.
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Athens County
Piper Creek
Carthage
Athens
Greece
Rome
Troy
Alexander the Great
Canaan
Lodi
Waterloo
Napoleon
York
Dover
Trimble
Ohio
Ames
Amesville
Ohio Company
Northwest Territory
Albany
New York State
Salina
Beaumont
Hocking
Coolville
Simeon Cooley
Hocking City
Coalville
Chauncey
Doanville
Haydenville
Logan
Chief Logan
Bern
Hocking River
Federal Creek
Glouster
Gloucester
Washington
Gloster
Margaret
Guysvile
Guy Barrows
Savannah
Jacksonville
Marshfield
Millfield
Stewart
Broadwell
Torch
Youba
California
Columbus Man Seeks Auditor Nomination
Roger W. Tracy 46 of Columbus filed petitions for the Republican nomination for state treasurer after twice being defeated for state auditor. Tracy, GOP nominee for auditor in 1944 and 1948, lost to Joseph T. Ferguson both times and is the son of former State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Joseph T. Ferguson
Joseph T. Tracy
Shower Planned for Delmas Martin Wedding
A miscellaneous ladies shower is planned Friday evening January 27 at the home of Mrs. Ida Atherton for Mr and Mrs Delmas Martin Ruth Atherton is the host family.
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Alfred — A
Ida Atherton
Mrs. Delmas Martin
Ruth Atherton
Our Game in Decline Blamed on Hunters and Policy
In a letter from Corning dated January 23, Andy J. Perine argues that hunters share blame for dwindling game. He cites foxes and autos as factors but singles out the conservation commission for neglecting future needs and urges stricter seasons and bag limits to restore species like rabbits and groundhogs.
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the Messenger
U.S
Ohio
Mr. Fox
The
Conservation Commission
Our
Andy J. Perine Corning
Hydramatic Planned for Kaiser-Frazer Cars
Kaiser-Frazer announced hydramatic transmissions will be offered on its popular and medium price cars. Edgar F. Kaiser, KF president, revealed the plan Monday while presenting 1951 model cars to newsmen and dealers. Details on the smaller model aimed at Ford Chevrolet Plymouth price field will be released in 30 days.
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Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer
Edgar F. Kaiser
K-F
Kaiser
Quiz Hall By Wilton E Hall
Mens questions test William Allen White paper Emporia Gazette true false risk. Women ask color trio Nash genre England anthem fashion NY thoroughfare Fifth Avenue. Teen query Abbott pair older tree oak. OCR garble includes mixed letters and numbers.
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William Allen White
New York Herald
Chicago Tribune
Emporia Gazette
St. Petersburg Times
Joseph
Mary
Washington
Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Harding
Ogain Nash
Alowe
England
Bud Abbott
Rescue Hero Saves Stray Collie From Icy Ohio River
Frank Shay DeWeese of Middleport risked his life to rescue a collie that had fallen into icy waters of the Ohio River about 200 feet from shore. The event is reported alongside Army of local notices and weather lore from the era.
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Frank
Shay) DeWeese
Middleport
Ohio River
William Morgan
Athens
Columbus
Chauncey
A&r
Miami
Fla
James R. Gilmore
Evan J. Evans
A. O. Tracy
Point Pleasant
Ethel Boltzner
Cincinnati
Lace Ayers
Murray City
Eos Son
Orel
Detroit
Nelsonville
Athens High School
Ohio
India names Rajendra Prasad first President of Republic
New Delhi India Dr Rajendra Prasad aged 64 a devoted follower of Mahatma Gandhi was named the first president of the Indian Republic by a cheering Constituent Assembly in New Delhi.
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India
New Delhi
Rajendra Prasad
Mohandas Gandhi
Indian Republic
Radio Programs Listings Across Ohio and Nearby States
A detailed schedule of radio programs on NBC WLW CBS WBNS WSAZ and other stations. Morning to late evening blocks feature news, dramas, variety shows, soap operas, and music with repeated silent hours and kiddies blocks. Prominent names include Sinatra Haymes Crosby and Burns and Allen with regional stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Marietta and Charleston.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WOUI
Ohio University
Abe
Cbe
Abee- West
Mbs East
Mbs-West
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Mr. Chaméleon
Cbs Doc
Abe Burns
Allén
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Nbe
Abec
Clevelandatrés
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Poole
Abs
Hollywood
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Abe Bob Poole
Hannibal Cobb
Garry Moore
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