Newspaper Rates And Public Trust In Information
The piece debates dependability of newspapers and information sources, arguing journalists strive for accuracy yet acknowledge occasional errors. It cites Roper's 112 county study noting Democratic gains among low and farm income voters in 1948 and cautions that a single election does not establish a long term trend.
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Roper
Roper analysis questions Truman 1948 election theories
Unpredictable Elmo Roper reviews Truman 1948 upset with a post mortem that offers no new explanations. He confirms that upper income voters stayed away and tended to favor GOP while lower income groups voted more Democratic, limiting a landslide.
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Elmo Roper
Truman
Roper
Mr. Truman
GOP
Fourth of July Fun Replaced by Caution Says Dad
A father asserts that restricting firecrackers and toy cannons robs children of a key Fourth of July tradition. He argues dangers exist in everyday activities and recalls past celebrations when bold fireworks brought community wakefulness, noting many injuries were minor and accidents now outpace earlier times.
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Dad
Grandpa
Trade Agreements Act renewal hangs as Congress stalls
The Reciprocity Trade Agreements Act, a 1930s cornerstone of U.S. foreign policy, may expire June 30 1949 unless Congress acts. President Truman urged renewal. the Senate delays threaten ongoing talks in France with 33 nations and risk disrupting approved tariff-cut deals.
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Congress
Roosevelt
State Hull
Truman
House
Senate
France
Truck Driver Fined On Speeding Charge
Middleport Theodore Smith of Pomeroy was arrested by Chief C E Parker for speeding through the business district at 40 mph. He appeared before Mayor Sidney Russell and was fined $5 plus costs.
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Theodore Smith
Pomeroy
C. E. Parker
Sidney Russell
New York Is America and New York City Its Heart
Hal Boyle extols New York as America and a grand, growing town where rich and poor alike strive for rights. He notes the city’s demicracy, contrasts with other cities, praises the Empire State Building rise, and envisions a future free of prejudice while welcoming all to its doors. He also mentions three major league baseball teams.
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New York City
America
New York
London
Paris
Calcutta
Shanghai
Rome
Athens
Cairo
Naples
Berlin
Moscow
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
New Orleans
San Francisco
Boston
Empire State Building
Staten Island
Bronx
Statue of Liberty
Quiz Hall By Wilton Fe Hall Answers Pack
A list of trivia questions with multiple choice options for MEN TEEN AGERS and WOMEN groups. Includes scoring ranges and a scrambled answer key.
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Doctor's Comments on Sunstroke and Heat Exhaustion
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains sunstroke and heat exhaustion, their distinctions, symptoms, and outcomes. He stresses prevention, radical treatment for sunstroke, slower onset for heat exhaustion, and notes recovery if kept alive two days, plus a question about diet and sinus infection with no supporting benefit found.
Not Exactly Expedition a Mystery Dinner Train
Mrs. Malone takes a job aboard a luxurious trailer home offered by Mrs. Everson to be a cook. The offer includes high pay and comforts in a remote setting as tension builds with hints of danger and intrigue. Victor, a Filipino crew member, greets Malone and comments on her audacity as the journey continues toward an uncertain destination.
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Marchese Dellacasa
Victor
Rev Brunk Preaches First Sermon in Conference Year
Rev. Brunk preached his first sermon of the conference year at the Methodist church. He came from Cincinnati with his bride, parents, and an uncle and aunt, and will occupy the parsonage at Reedsville later. Miss Minerva Pryor registered at Ohio University Athens for the summer term.
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Cincinnati
Reedsville
Minerva Pryor
Ohio University
Athens
Cora Smith
Nelsonville
Fred Larkins
Charles Hensley
Gallipolis
Irene Shaver
Gary
Radio Schedule Clip Shows Dense Network List
A detailed tabulation of radio programs across stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and Charleston with daily lines including news at six and seven, music features, dramas, variety shows and sports bulletins across NBC CBS ABC MBS and regional nets.
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WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cba
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbes
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbe
Paul Lavalle
Abe Jack Carson
Abe Plantation
Jimmy Durante
Husband
F.B.I
Abe Carmen Cavallero Orch
Mbe
Eddie Cantor
Abe Qrieay
Cbseak the Bank
ABC Television
Good Wife
Abe the Sheriff
Abe Enchanted
Friday Playhouse
Music Room
Cbs Treasury
Abc West
The
Smoky Mt. Hayride
Lopez
Hollywood
RED America
cbs American_Farmer
Cbs Western Music
Abe Gardens
Tomlinson
Abe Country Journal
Cbs Junior Junction
Europe
Cbsa
Abe Poole
Paradise
Cbs Fascinating
Abe the Dell
Abe Jerry and
Skye
van Damme
St. Louis
Nbe
Wormwood Forest
Art of Living
University Theater
Harry Imer
Abe Mel Allen
Johnny Thompson
Hawaii
Vic Damone
Abe Vaughn Monroe
the Eye
Abeo
Hollywood Theater
Abe Gene Autry
Pat Novak
Philip Marlowe
Abo
Abe Gangbusters
Abe Adventure
Cbs Musical
Abe Guy Lombardo
Dennis Day
Chicago Theater
Irving Fields
Grand Ole Opry
Abe Hayloft
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