Tax Bill Cuts Debt and Taxes Amid European Aid Debate
David Lawrence reports that a tax bill could allow more than 5 billion dollars in debt reduction while cutting taxes by 1.5 billion. Colin Stam cautions that the revenue loss spans only part of the 1947 48 fiscal year and full effects may wait until 1948. Congress weighs debt relief against Europe aid under the Marshall plan with posture that debt should wait if needed to sustain economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colin Stam
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue
America
Congress
Stam
Europe
World Bank
Capitol Hill
United States
Women Superior in Heat Tolerance and Heat Loss
Dr. William A. OBrien discusses gender differences in heat tolerance noting women maintain higher skin temperatures and sweat less during heat, aided by fat layers. He explains heat loss mechanisms, evaporation, and the impact of humidity and clothing on cooling, with guidance on hydration and clothing choices.
Hopeful Possibilities in Marshall Plan Proposal for Europe
Secretary of State Marshall’s aid plan for Europe shows possible gains beyond recovery. It could unite European economies to ease political tensions and curb inflation, while potentially countering Russian expansion. If Russia participates, it signals a shift. if not, Europe may still recover and boost American prestige and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Europe
American Congress
Russia
Greece
Italy
Austria
Germany
France
Diplomats and Immune Privilege Tangle on New Jersey Roads
A United Nations diplomat from Argentina, Dr. Rodolfo Munoz, was arrested for driving on the gravel shoulder of a New Jersey highway. His diplomatic immunity was sustained by higher authority, prompting questions about safety and the conduct of UN delegates living in Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Argentina
Rodolfo Munoz
New Jersey
Lake Success
Munoz
Jersey
Balkan Investigation Report Sparks UN Debate
The UN Balkan investigation committee report draws dissent from Russia and Poland and France abstains, claiming conclusions exceed the committee’s mandate while the world views the record laid before them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Poland
UN Balkan Investigation Committee
France
Health care bills split along party lines in Senate
A Senate Subcommittee reviews two rival health bills from Taft Republicans and Murray Wagner Democrats. The GOP plan offers limited charity care funded by federal grants, while the Democratic bill would create universal coverage funded by payroll deductions and state administered standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Smith
Ball and Donnell
Murray
Wagner
Chavez
Taylor
McGrath
American Medical Association
National Health Agency
U. S
Yugoslavia Accused of Aiding Greek Guerrillas
An international group reports on the spot observations accusing Yugoslavia with Bulgaria and Albania of arming training sheltering and encouraging Greek guerrillas and of aggravating the civil war. The findings aim to counter Russian criticisms of the Truman Doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Albania
Russia
Logan Couple Wed In Quiet Parsonage Ceremony
Winona Gail Frazier became the bride of Dennis Dale Bumgardner in a three thirty p m ceremony at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage. The couple, with attendants Miss Imogene Frazier and Lewis Ashbaugh, plan a small home in Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Gruser
Logan High School
Washington, D. C
Logan
Lunglow Co
Bumgardner
Logan High
J. C. Penney Co
N. Walnut St
Heinlein Family Reunion at Hocking Parks Picnic
A Heinlein family reunion gathered at Hocking Parks for a picnic dinner yesterday. Attendees included P M Heinlein and son Gene of Roanoke Virginia, W M Heinlein, Harry Stone and family of Logan Route 1, Robert Stone and Beverly, Pretor Heinlein and Tom, Harry Heinlein, Richard Robinson and Lloyd Heinlein families with Carol Ann Ronnie and Goldie Stone, Akron, plus Fred Bruce and Sgt Harold Heinlein who later headed to Camp Campbell Kentucky with Lloyd Heinlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinlein
Hocking
P. M Heinlein
Gene
Roanoke
W. M. Heinlein
Harry Stone
Logan
Robert Stone
Beverly
Pretor Heinlein
Tom
Harry Heinlein
Richard Robinson
Lloyd Heinlein
Carol Ann
Ronnie
Goldie Stone
Akron
Fred Bruce
Harold Heinlein
Camp Campbell
Brownies Return From Camp With Troop 6 Leaders
Members of Brownies Troop 6 returned from Camp Quanna cutt near Rockbridge after a weeklong outing. Leaders Mrs. Joe Bennett and Mrs. A. J. Weiss taught handicrafts and nature study with assistants Mrs. Herman Leonard, Mrs. Walter Shaw, Mrs. Mac Dalton and Miss Jeri Weiss. Attendees included Judy Blum Virginia Freeman Roberta Leonard Joyce Maristeller Linda Mundy Marjorie Ridenour Judy Schulthesis Virginia Shaw Patty Sigler Nancy Spackey Sandy Spalsbury Karolyn Steel Marilyn St. Clair Judy Dell Turner Eleanor Winters Charlotte Whitcraft Nancy Yaw Leona Hoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownies Troop 6
Quannacutt
Rockbridge
Joe Bennett
A. J. Weiss
Herman Leonard
Walter Shaw
Mac Dalton
Jeri Weiss
Judy Blum
Virginia Freeman
Roberta Leonard
Joyce Maristeller
Linda Mundy
Marjorie Ridenour
Judy
Logan Families Outing at Rising Park July Fourth
Logan families joined an outing at Rising Park in Lancaster on July 4. Those attending the basket dinner included Mr and Mrs Charles Bowlby and sons Earl and Wayne from West Logan, Mr and Mrs Erwin Huber of Gore, and Mr and Mrs Woodrow Reynolds with children Barbara Sue Tommy and Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Rising Park
Lancaster
Charles Bowlby
Earl
Wayne
West Logan
Erwin Huber
Gore
Woodrow Reynolds
Barbara Sue
Tommy
Johnny
JUG Members Entertained at Rachelmacher Park Buffet
JUG members were entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Arthur Stevens and Mrs. Clarence Harden at Rachelmacher Park with a buffet picnic. Attendees included Mrs. Harrison Litherland and Mrs. Gladys Bill among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUG Club
Rachelmacher Park
Arthur Stevens
Clarence Harden
Harrison ,Litherland
Gladys Bill
Pomona Grange Fifth Degree Ceremony at Rockbridge High
The Pomona Grange held a fifth degree ritual with 46 candidates and an 18 member degree team of women led by Arlie Brimner at Rockbridge High School. Walter Bray directed the ceremony with songs by Fern Reddick and Joseph Hartmann, aided by Mrs. Roscoe Mowrey. Walter North was stage manager. A social evening followed with refreshments by the committee including Mrs. Harold Nihiser Sr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Walter Bray
Pomona Grange
Rockbridge High School
Arlie Brimner
Fern Reddick
Joseph Hartmann
Roscoe Mowrey
Walter North
Harold Nihiser
Neal Shaw
Sam Gordon
Arthur Kalklosch
Ralph Rheinseheld
Walter Derr
Ted Dupler
Joe Campbell
Merle Primmer
Josephine Iles
Thelma Mowery
Martha Beery
Janice Sater
Mary Faye Beery
Faith Krinn
Marjorie Funk
Mary Ruth Krinn
Jean North
Bonnie Beery
Frances Beery
Logan residents return from trips and church group outing
Miss Janice Hinerman and her cousin Roger Hinerman returned to Logan after a vacation spent with relatives in Smithfield and Rupert West Virginia. Betty Bowers joined Argonauts of the First Congregational Church for a July Fourth outing at Lake Hope with picnicking hiking and swimming. The Rev and Mrs A N Grueser have returned from a vacation to California and western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Hinerman
Union Furnace
Roger Hinerman
Kenneth Hinerman
Logan
Smithfield
Rupert
W. Va
Betty Bowers
South Logan
Argonauts
First Congregational Church
Columbus
Lake Hope
A. N. Grueser
California
Dr A K Smith Interviewed In Columbus Feature
Logan physician Dr A K Smith who has practiced since 1889 was featured in a Columbus newspaper. Staff writer Michael McDevitt recounts a 58 year career with a 34 month convalescence after an auto accident during the 1940 World Series trip. He began with Dr J H Dye in Logan then studied at Ohio Medical College Cincinnati and interned at Good Samaritan Hospital before establishing offices in the Hull Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. K. Smith
Columbus
Michael McDevitt
Gus
Fred Hull
Smith
McDevitt
Cincinnati
J. H. Dye
Ohio Medical College
Good Samaritan Hospital
The
Medical College
Main St
W. Main St
Hull Building
R. K. Smith
Ambulance Trips Report From Local Hospitals
Ambulance trips reported by Leonard funeral services show moves from Hocking Valley Hospital to homes in Perry Township Haydenville and nearby areas plus a Lancaster Municipal Hospital to Enterprise return for Mrs Stevens and infant before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Leonard Funeral Services
Charles Mohler
Hocking Valley Hospital
Perry Township
Ray Julian
Haydenville
Jesse Stevens
Enterprise
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Mrs Anderson Rites Tuesday
Anna Elizabeth Anderson 80 died at home in Gibisonville Saturday after a four month illness. She lived her life in the Gibisonville area, daughter of John and Mary Lyons. Survived by husband W M Anderson son Edward Keller Toledo and sister Lulu Bell South Perry. Funeral at Gibisonville Methodist Church 2 p.m. Tuesday. Body at Heinlein Son funeral home until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lulu T. Bell
South Perry
Gibisonville Methodist Church
Heinlein & Son Funeral Home
Camp Ends At Lancaster Campgrounds
Logan reports the Christian Adventure Camp for Methodist youth ended Saturday at Lancaster campgrounds. Junior high attendees from Chillicothe district participated alongside Logan high school age members registered for the Methodist Youth Fellowship outing July 6 to July 12. Dean for Youth Fellowship is Rev. Harold F. Kellogg of Athens and morning watch speaker is Rev. Wilbur H. Vorhis of Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Chillicothe
Methodist
Lancaster
Clinton W. Swengel
Mr. Swengel
First Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Harold F. Kellogg
Athens
Morning Watch
Wilbur H. Vorhis
Norwood
Hocking County Land Transfers Highlight Numerous Conveyances
A lengthy list of land transfers in Hocking County appears, naming buyers and sellers across townships such as Laurel Perry Logan Falls Marion Starr and Eaton. Transactions include parcels in Laurelville Spring Hill Additions Logan and other areas with parcels ranging from 2.65 to 326.83 acres and involving multiple family names and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. White
Laurelville
Damon Eugene Pontious
White Brothers
Allen Sinvuees
James Woodrow
Dorothy V. Cave
Howard J. Notestone
South Perry
Mary Hart
Arthur Hinton
Thelma Hinton
Salt Creek Township
James and
Philip Bebaut
Marie Ennis
Spring Hill
Logan
Edward Ucker
Paul Ucker
James Ucker
William Ucker
Marion
Alls
Edward
Anna Ringhiser
Ralph
Minnie Morrison
Clyde E. Pettit
Carrie B. Pettit
Lucy B. Blackston
Lewis
Mary Ann Jones
Ralph Q
Rachel R. Williss
Laurel Township
Edward M. Kemper
Joseph R. Kemper
Ralph W. Moorhead
Lottie Moorhead
Herbert E. Sudlow
Juanita Ludlow
Clinton
Irele Floyd
Marion Township
Cyrus W. Shultz
Harold Febes
Vurland Summer
Falls Township
N. F
Nelvalene Mimon
Florence T. Kessler
Logan, Co
Gladys Bennington
Donald Bennington
Starr Township
Albert L. Mahoney
Ota Mahoney
H. Wayne Mahoney
Eaton
Washington
Woodrow
Hazel F. Reynolds
George O'Neill
Falls-Gore
Birman S. Edelman
Ohio
Athens County News Bits of 1910s paving and elections
The preliminary work for paving Court Street in Athens began with brick on a concrete base by W. H. Ringwald & Sons Co. A four mile Buckeye pipeline extension near Bloomville was laid under supervisor George Rowland. The Athens County Board of Education elected four assistant superintendents D. O. Chappel Charles E. Miller Herbert Finsterwald and H. F. Dillinger. Mayor Len B. McCune accepted C. D. Shafer’s resignation as councilman at large and H. D. Krieg was elected to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court St
Athens
W. H. Ringwald & Sons Co
George Rowland
Logan
Bloomville
Athens County Board of Education
D. O. Chappel
Charles E. Miller
Herbert Finsterwald
H. F. Dillinger
Len B. McCune
C. D. Shafer
H. D. Krieg
Shafer
Raccoons Plentiful in L. M. Heinlein Woods
In Washington Township C. E. Hankison and Earl Bensenhaver reported abundant raccoons. They felled a tree housing four young raccoons and two weeks earlier cut a tree containing a mature coon. Paul Gavin led Nelsonville to a 12 to 2 win over Maytag. Rose Lee Deem elected president of Hollister U B Church Seniorita Class with Letha Rowland as vice president and Annetta Hodgson as treasurer. Commandant Walter Hinshaw promoted to major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Heinlein Woods
Washington Township
C. E. Hankison
Earl Bensenhaver
Hollister U. B. Church
Rose Lee Deem
Letha L. Rowland
Annetta Hodgson
Walter Hinshaw
Salvation Army
Athens
Radio Highlights of Summer CBS NBC ABC and MBS Lineup
Listings reveal tonight and Tuesday daytime and evening radio schedules across CBS NBC ABC and MBS. Notable programs include Bob Q Lewis half hour comedies Inner Sanctum Sherlock Holmes finale and Guy Lombardo music with extended airtime for daytime serials and variety shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS Tonight
Bob Q. Lewis
CBS
MBS
Chicago
Mel Allen
Jim Britt
Armed Forces Radio Service
NBC
Uncommon Stock
Barlow
New Time
Screen Guild
Col. Stoopnagle
Bob Hawk
ABC
Treasury Agent
Sammy Kaye
Buddy Weed
Scotland Yard
Ted Malone
Nancy Craig
Paul Whiteman
Abner
U. S. Naval Academy Band
Melody Theater
Local Happenings and Weddings in Harrisonville
A week of visits and gatherings unfolds in Harrisonville as Sgt. John Rogers of Oklahoma City calls on Howard Day Gilkey and Mrs. Lena Pickens in Langsville while numerous families share Sunday dinners. The area notes a June 16 shower at Dana Epple for Hazel Blackwood and Dean Blackwood Jr. and reports on several visits, travels, and a wedding at Hazel Epple’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
John Rogers
Oklahoma City
Howard Day Gilkey
Lena Pickens
Langsville
Aaron Zahl
Jean
Bill
Kay Vaughn
Pomeroy
Robert King
Bradbury
Lethia Whittington
Columbia
Jonah Coteterill
Charles King
Hareley Carr
Dean Blackwood, Jr
Hazel Epple
Earl Cowen
Epple
B. E. Carl
Helen
Barbara
Mary Diehl
Jackson
Harold Pickering
Charles Ball
Columbus
Mae Ball
Eliza Welsh
Henry Waggoner
Clair
Earl Jewell
Ella Jewell
Hod Williams
Waldo
Howard Hull
Venus Lee
Racine
Nora Jordan
Kate Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Dale
Don
Ray Wilson
Garden Club
Lend-A-Hand Circle
Union Sunday School
Dana Epple
Hazel
Alma Atkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Peter Edson
Senate
H. Alexander Smith
Delmar Freeman
John Bownes
Earl Bensonhaver
Jug
Dr. A. K. Smith
Mrs. Anderson
Hocking County
Simpson M.E
Paul Gavin
Nelsonville
Maytag
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