Beware of Romance By Ro Roberta Courtland Sentaréd ty WASHEVICS
A soap opera scene follows Carter and Merry as they weigh staying in the household or returning to Marshallville. Merry proposes moving home with her friends and Aunt Jane supports the plan, while Carter vows to persuade his mother. Merry plans a two week timeline and calls Aunt Jane for backing.
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Ro Roberta Courtland Sentaréd
Ty Washevics
Merry
Marshallville
Jane
Mother
Kin
Lissa
Carter
Aunt Jane
New York
Mexico
G.I
Chick
Kin’s
Changes in medical practice and doctor availability
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes that medical advances arrive rapidly with treatments like sulfa drugs penicillin streptomycin insulin and emphasizes doctors must stay current. He explains patients suffer when doctors travel for meetings but returning with new knowledge improves care. For post stomach and duodenal ulcer surgery housework guidance depends on the operation with bland foods and avoiding emotional upset advised.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Ress
Reality of Communist advance threatens Far East stability
Military and academic voices warn that control of the Far East hinges on China. They argue Soviet expansion through China risks global democracy, trade disruption, and delayed recovery, threatening millions’ freedom and living standards in coming years.
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Far East
China
United Nations
Russia
Asia
Japan
Acheson denounces communism as reactionary in call for forward politics
Secretary Acheson labeled communism reactionary at a press conference, arguing it reverses Western progress toward individual rights. He cautions that Bolshevik rule bred secret police and exile, contrasting it with the Western ideal of government by and for the people.
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James Marlow
Washington
Dean Acheson
Russia
Communist Party
Siberia
Pinchot Sees Greek Plight Needs New Deal Reform
Mrs. Cornelia Bryce Pinchot reports Greece worsened after reforms and U S involvement. She criticizes American advisers for overreach while praising technical aid and urges a Roosevelt era New Deal approach to meet Greek common people needs. The 400 million investment, she argues, risks failure without effective reforms.
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Washington
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Greece
Suez Canal
United Nations
Lou W. Henderson
State Department
Themistocles Sophoulis
Sophoulis
Sophouus
Mrs. Pinchot
U. S
Waste and wastefulness across Ohio and beyond
Ohio secretary of state Charles Sweeney highlighted thousands of volumes of the Laws of Ohio stored in the State House basement. He argues for an efficiency office to uncover and end generations of waste in federal and state departments, freeing funds for taxpayers and salvageable discarded equipment.
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Ohio
Charles Sweeney
State House
Community Notes From New Straitsville District Banquet and Visits
Charles Donley and Gordon James attend a school bus drivers banquet in Junction City. Numerous locals visit relatives in Williamsport Columbus Jacksonville Florida Akron Barberton and more. Rebekah Lodge met with plans for a bake sale and games party. two marriages announced and a new Chicago residence planned.
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New Straitsville
Charles Donley
Gordon James
Junction City
Bessie Gallaher
Williamsport
Jeanette Livingston
Roy Curl
Logan
Walt Lines
Anne Dobson
Amy Lanning
Jean Donley
Bob Smith
Bob Pearly
Columbus
Marshal
Dick Donley
Walter Price
Harry Price
Sam Price
Evelyn Wallace
Barberton
Owen Wallace
James E. Craig
Joyce
Elizabeth Johnson
Jacksonville
Fla
Ed Craig
Craig
Florida
U. S. Navy
Jose Stobbs
Jim Stobbs
Akron
Rebekah Lodge No
Kempers
Lou Campbell
Rebekah
Clinton Circle Meeting Notes and March of Dimes Gift
The Clinton Circle met January 20 at Mrs. Ruth Morrow's home directed by president Mrs. Ida Salts with contests led by Mrs. Rene Dye and Shirley Buskirk. Members voted to donate 5 to the March of Dimes and planned the next gathering at Emma Gregory's home. Several guests and visits are noted along with a PTA donation of 10 to the March of Dimes.
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Dundas
Clinton
Ruth Morrow
Ida Salts
Rene Dye
Shirley Buskirk
Ethel Allen
Dena Salts
Opal Page
Cora Winters
Mary Murdock
Genoa Roof
Mary Morrow
Emma Gregory
Escauline Ward
Hazel Whartman
Emma Lou Morrow
Anna Jane Buskirk
March of Dimes
Lillian Mick
Donna
Chillicothe
Albert Kirkendall
Clarence Quick
Albany
Harry Ward
Wellston
Oscar Ward
Ward
Charles Watson
Willard Watson
Delores Salts
Otto Salts
Harry Whortman
Mansfield
Howard Whortman
Dora Murray
Hamden
Ethel Lightfoot
Harvey Roof
Arthur Christian
McArthur
Harold Ghearing
Welliston
Harry Fasterling
Amy Salts
Boyd Bobo
Bernard Racliff
Virgil Kendricks
Reginia
D. M. Stewart
Ansel Morrison
Buchtel
Charles Morrison
PTA
Nelsonville native named state highway personnel supervisor
J. W. Wilson of Nelsonville was appointed personnel supervisor for the state highway department and will assume duties February 1, 1939, as announced in Columbus by the state director. Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Cherrington and Dr. C. F. Acker departed for several weeks in Miami. State Patrolman H. D. Henery traveled to Columbus for a two week re training course at the patrol school. Joe Tucker of Rockbridge is described as an expert trapper who caught 167 animals that season including two raccoon and two mink.
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China
Red
Far East
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joe Stalin
Yalta
Uncle Joe
J. W. Wilson
Nelsonville
State Highway Department
Columbus
Wilson
H. D. Henery
Joe Tucker
Rockbridge
Teachers Move Edges In Rural Districts
Marie Moody left the Modoc school to take a new teaching post on the Colum bus route. Florence Nelson Hollenbeck returned from New York City to teach at Athens public schools East Side School. Alexander ends six months of chicken thefts amid a likely poultry market slump. Broadwell resident D D Smith stores ice in a lower building as cold weather settles in.
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Marie Moody
Modoc
Columbus
Florence Nelson Hollenbeck
New York City
Athens
East Side
Alexander
Broadwell
D. D. Smith
South family visits and local club notes
Mr and Mrs Norval South and family visit relatives in Pomeroy and McArthur. The Ladies Club met at the Poston school house Jan 21 with a benefit party after. Linda Lou Davis underwent an appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital with a good condition reported.
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Poston
Norval South
Norvella
Shirley
Delmar South
Charles
W. H. South
Clifford
Pomeroy
Rowland Newman
Larry
Patty
McArthur
Johnny Brookhart
Donald Ritchie
Poston School House
Oliie Hillyer
Leona North
Virginia Mitchel
Effie Conkey
Susan South
Evelyn Smathers
Theda Ritchie
Lenora Wade
Clarice E. Shields
James Jeffers
Linda Lou Davis
John Davis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Radio Programs Area Stations Listed
A list of network and local radio stations across Ohio and nearby cities including NBC WLW ABC WCOL CBS WBNS MBS WHKC WMOA plus stations in Cincinnati Columbus Charleston Parkersburg and Marietta.
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NBC
WLW
ABC
WCOL
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Cincinnati
Columbus
Charleston
Parkersburg
Marietta
Evening radio schedule listing multiple networks and programs
January 28 radio lineup lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS shows across dayparts with news, sports, drama, music, variety and dance programs. Notable items include News broadcasts, The Jack Carson Show, Ford Theater style drama and Meet the Press followed by Percy Faith concert and Dancing Time.
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Nbc
Cbs Network
Abc-Weast
Cbs
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Abe Jack Carson
Mbs
Jimmy Durante
Husband
Cbbs
F.B.I
Hy Gardner
Eddie Cantor
Cbs Break the
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Red Skelton
Abe the Sheriff
Riley
Friday Playhouse
Cba
Bill Stern
Abe Percy Faith
News & Variety
Abe-West
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights and Hosts
A dense listing of radio programs across channels from morning to midnight. Entries name show titles such as Mind Your Manners, Coffee in Washington, Arch ie Andrews Skit and The Lassie Drama with various networks like abe, cbs, mbs, and ebs. Notable names include Red Barber Clubhouse and Abbott & Costello. Programs cover talks, dramas, music, quizzes, and news with many time slots and host identifiers.
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Nbe
Abe
Cbe
Washington
Mary Lee Taylor
Red Barber Clubhouse
Cbs American Jazz
Mbs
Archie Andrews
Cbs
the Meeks
Ed McConnell
Ebs Magic Rhythm
Theater of Today
Junior Junction
Smoky Mt. Hayride
Grand Central Drama
American Farmer
Farm and Home
Hollywood
Cbg
Lopez
Abe the Handy Man
Dbs Opera
Tomlinson
Nbe Country Journal
Ebs MacAlester Choir
Europe
Orchestras of Nation
Nbe News & Science
Dbs
van Damme
McCritchie
U.S.A
Cbs Sports Parade
Your
Nbs
Stan Daugherty Orch
Frank Merriwell
Charlie Slocum
St. Louis
Wormwood Forest
Doc I. Q., Jr
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Andrew
Southeast Asia
Edson
Peter Edson
Dick Turner
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat
Miss Dimwit
Diana
Berngs
Don Christian
M. H. Cherrington
C. F. Acker
Miami
By Galbraith
U. S. Pat
Vic Damone
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Cbs Hawthorne Adventures
Mel Allen
Hollywood Theater
Abe Gene Autry
Kay Starr
Abe Philip Marlowe
Cbs Famous Jury
Judy Canova
Abe Guy Lombardo
Dennis Day
Ebs
Chicago Theater
Abe West