Messenger Publishing Co Employees Published Notices 1896 Oho
Frederick W. Bush publisher details for The Messenger Publishing Co of Athens Ohio describe daily editions and subscription rates. It lists Gordon K. Bush and John V. Webb as officers with Associated Press affiliation and notes mailing options and prices for various regions including Ohio West Virginia and outside states.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordor
K. Bush
Jonn V. Webb
Associated Press
Focal News
Easy Solution for a Smaller Government and Strong Defense
The author argues for shrinking government by 20 percent across agencies with the military spared, eliminating foreign aid and occupations, and using savings to bolster defense. The piece also contends Russia and Molotov require hard realism, citing lessons from secret World War II era documents about Germany’s plans and Europe under Nazi rule.
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United States of America
Congress
Hitler
Russia
Europe
Mr. Molotov
Germany
Urals
Mr. Molootov
Adolf Hitler
Russia and the West in Nazi-Soviet Pact Documents
Secret documents released by Secretary of State Marshall reveal that Russo-German pact clauses carved eastern Europe into spheres of influence. Molotov pressed for a freer hand in Finland and the Black Sea guarantee, while Hitler sought eastward expansion and delayed action against Russia.
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Marshall
Europe
Russia
Germany
Mr. Molotov
Hitler
Indian Ocean
Molotov
Finland
Balkans
Acre
Black Sea
Poet’s Corner and Nature Verses Montage
A trio of short verse fragments celebrates seasonal change and nature. The poet images blue skies after rain, violets in leaves, and a talking brook describing hills and dales as a fairy tale setting.
Youthful Dreams of Spring Freedom
A reflective note on youth and the enchantment of spring, celebrating being young and wonderfully unconstrained, with a touch of personal musings on youth and possibility.
Though You Are Gone Joanna White Sheaf
A short verse by Joanna White Sheaf about memory and stars after a kiss. The speaker recalls whispered words and lingering presence despite a separation.
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Joanna White
Aid for Warsaw High Inspires U S School Drive
Long Branch New Jersey students collected 900 pounds of school supplies for Co-Operative High School of Warsaw, shipped free by the Polish consulate. The effort echoes a wider postwar push by some 300 organizations under UNESCO and CIER guidance, aiming to rebuild Europe's schooling with gifts, exchanges, and programs across 15 countries.
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Washington
Batory
New York Harbor
Co-Operative High School
Warsaw
Poland
Long Branch
Gertrude Mae Abbitt
Abbitt
New York
Miss Abbitt
Robert Stanforth
Commission For International Education Reconstruction
U. S
Harold E. Snyder
CIER
Unesco
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Europe
Asia
Iowa City
South Dakota
Gallen
Church of the Brethren
Yellow River Valley
China
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American Dental Association
Unitarian Service Committee
Italy
Austria
Czechoslovakia
San Francisco
Evansville
Ind
Evansville College
College Park
United States
Secretary Krug proposes 75 to 100 synthetic fuel plants
Sam Simmons writes that Secretary Krug advocates a major national project to build 75 to 100 synthetic oil and gasoline plants at a nine billion dollar cost. He argues this would widen government intrusion into private enterprise, akin to TVA style socialism, and urges preserving free enterprise while permitting ongoing economic reforms.
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Krug
TVA
Congress
The Doctor Says on Heart Disease and Prevention
The American Heart Association notes about 575,000 U S deaths yearly from heart and blood vessel diseases and urges campaign efforts. It cites rheumatic fever high blood pressure hardening of arteries stroke coronary thrombosis and angina as key risks and stresses early detection and ongoing research.
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United States
American Heart Association
Hair loss in eyebrows eyelashes linked to alopecia areata
The condition described fits alopecia areata. Causes are not fully known, but most cases see hair regrowth over time.
Public feedback on river rescue account
Long Bottom residents Norman Weber Lee Wallace Wagel's son Albert Oscar and Gus Fitch aided in the river rescue that brought a man ashore Within thirty yards of the Ohio shore two boats carried three men each and a line connected the boats The Coast Guard at Point Pleasant arrived after the rescue and did not participate The oil company's boat transported the man to Bellville West Virginia where he resides January 21
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Ohio
Long Bottom
Hazael
Oil Company
Bellville
W. Va
Coast Guard
Point Pleasant
Norman Weber
Lee Wallace
Wagel
Albert
Oscar
Gus Fitch
Where's Surplus in Athens Ohio Snow Troubles
Letter from H. K. Beckenbrigde of Columbus dated January 28 questions Athens Ohio city finances and snow removal capacity. He cites a claimed $90,000 surplus and laments uncleared streets after a snowstorm affecting motorists.
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Athens
Ohio
France moves to devalue and free market francs in 1948
The French government devalues its currency and establishes a free market for export francs signaling a shift that may force a broader reassessment of exchange rates. The British pound may follow, risking a collapse of the sterling bloc and prompting calls for a world exchange system or dollar-sterling revalua tion.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
France
Bretton Woods
International Monetary Fund
Fund
England
London
World Bank
Soviet Russia
Janice Faces Heartbreak Over Secret Affair
Janice Hilary enjoys a secret romance with Dr. Eric Holbrook while his wife is away, and Janice also juggles a boyfriend, a demanding office job, and mounting family concern. Her mother hints at marriage, friends press for vacations, and Janice realizes the affair cannot continue without deep personal cost.
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Janice Hilary
Eric Holbrook
Eric
Janice
Slove
Ben Archer
Ohio teen wins voice of democracy contest
Janet Geister, 16, of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, won a $500 college scholarship and a wrist watch yesterday from Attorney General Tom Clark for her victory in a voice of democracy contest.
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Ohio
Washington
Janet Geister
Cuyahoga Falls
Atty
Tom Clark
Veteran river pilot RB Warner dies in Memphis at 88
RB Warner, 88, a famed veteran of the Mississippi River and its tributaries and the oldest steamboat man in Memphis, died Wednesday night. He was widely known along the river for his long career and expertise.
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PIVFR
Memphis
Tenn
Warner
Mississippi River
PTA Serves Hot Lunches to Local Pupils
The Kansauga PTA continues a program of hot lunches for school children. Larry Wamsley returns to the steamer Heekam after a week at home. James Providence, who works in Marietta Ohio, visited Sunday with Mrs. James Providence. Mrs. Kenneth and daughter Karen spent Saturday in Point Pleasant. Mrs. Heber McClasky of Columbus visits her mother Mrs. Clara Sheets and brother Cleo. She plans to leave for Texas to be with husband Heber McClaskey in the Veteran Hospital. Mrs. S A Steward and Mrs. John Vickers recently traveled to Gallipolis. Capt Berkley Wright spent a week with his family. The Ohio River is frozen over there says Mrs Cora Black.
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Kanauga
PTA
Larry Wamsley
Heekam
James Providence
Marietta
Ohio
Kenneth
Karen
Point Pleasant
Heber MccClasky
Columbus
Clara Sheets
Cleo
Texas
Radio Station Frequencies Listed for Area Markets
A compiled list shows NBC WLW Cincinnati on 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1480 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Evening Broadcast Schedule Entertainment and News Lineup
The listing details a dense 24 hour radio schedule with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including news, music, comedy, drama, and variety shows from CBS NBC and regional networks. Notable entries feature The Beulah Show, Jack Smith and Song, Lone Ranger Drama, Burns and Allen style acts, News and Commentary segments, and musical performances by Paul Lavalle and Kay Kyser among others. The schedule notes multiple repeats and cross-network coordination across morning and afternoon hours as well.
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Abc
Cbs NetWork
Sparta
Cbs
Chicago
Orchensatra
Cbs-East Lum & Abner
Abec
Lowell Thomas
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Abec News
Nbe
Bob Crosby
Cbs Lone Ranger
Abe Henry J
Taylor—mbs 7:45—Kaltenborn
Murrow
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Melody
Abe Fanny Brice
Cobs
Abe Burl Ives
Alan Dale
Abe Danny Thomas
Abe
Mbe
Cbe Billy Rose
Abe Morgan-Ameche-Langford
Ebe
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Lyman Waltz
Abe Ozzie and
Harriet
Cbs the Sheriff
Bill Stern
Spike Jonéa
Dbs
Tex Beneke
Abdee-West
Theater of Today
Ecebe
Junior Junction
Hollywood
American Farmer
Abe Pro Arte
Grand Central Drama
Cbe
Cbs Metropolitan Opera
the Country Journal
Orchestras of Nation
Macalester Singers
Doctors Today
Cbs Sports Parade
St. Louis
Cbs Hospitality Club
Tomlinson Coemment
Philadelphia Orchestra
Swanee River Boys
L. Herman le
King Cole
Abe Dance
NBC Symphony
Abe Red Barber
Harry Wismer
Jack Beall
Hank Larabee
Modern Music Museum
Hawaii
Abe Abe Burrows
H. Carmichael
Cebs Twin
Riley
Ross Dolan
Abe Joan Davis
Cbs Gang
M. Downey
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Carrie
Intereo
Wesiee
Buster
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Unitep
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Slovakia
Hungary
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Poet's Corner
Little Brook
Sam Simmons
Edwin P. Jordan
MLD
NEA
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Ernest C. Smith
R. D
H. K. Beckenbridge
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
T. M
Warried
Eben McRae
Ben
Edna Mae
Eileen
Albie
Jan
Miss Willows
Betty Jane Coxe
Betty Jane
Miss Hilary
Mother
Abe Tommy Bartlett
Congressa
Frank Merriwell
U. S. Navy
Archie Andrews
Abe Mary Lee Taylor
Piano Playhouse
Abee
Ozark Valley Folks
The
Abbott & Costello
Ed McConnell
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