Economic Strains Reach From Plants to Small Towns
The piece describes layoffs across the economy, affecting both small communities and large industries. It notes how loyalty to unions, price expectations, and consumer resistance depress demand, risking extended hardship for families and delayed recovery as workers seek higher pay that may raise costs for all.
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Nesses
United States
Becoming Highbrow and the Class War in New York
Hal Boyle muses on social strata and taste in Manhattan, lampooning highbrow middlebrow and lowbrow labels. He notes culture snobbery sparked by Life Magazine and jokes about drinks, chairs, and dinner habits amid a heat wave. He declares himself a “no brow” staying neutral and avoiding rigid labels.
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New York
Manhattan
Communist Party
National Association of Manufacturers
Glass Workers Union
Echo
Life Magazine
Mac
Faith Baldwin
Jean Paul Sartre
Buddy
America
Harvard University
Atomic thriller tale opens aboard a mobile refuge
Mrs. Malone takes a cook job for the wealthy, arrogant Mrs. Everson who travels in a giant trailer. She learns the escape caravan hides survivors of a coming atomic war. The Marchese Dellacasa guides her toward safety as suspense mounts before the story continues.
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Noah
Kody
Marchese Dellacasa
Piversen
Victor
Columbis
Rudy
Verson
When Robots Make Life Easier and Scarier
In a satirical look at rapid automation, the piece warns of a future where phones answer themselves, electric brains compute bills, and radar speeds enforce order. It muses on how subtle, invisible technologies may overwhelm average minds and deepen inferiority feelings as society struggles to adapt.
Layoffs Grow in Broad Industrial Strike Impact
The piece notes that industrial strife creates idle workers beyond strikers and explains why thousands are affected even when only a minority walk out. It questions public understanding of wage needs and the cascading effect of strikes on employment and business.
Old Fuel, Young Ideas
Officials representing hundreds of the nation’s leading coal companies met in Columbus to plan coal industry research and evaluate past gains. Innovations include smokeless home heaters, efficient furnaces, higher heat from each pound, and low-cost stokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Beware slick talkers prey on marriage-minded women
The piece warns that many women seeking husbands are easy targets for clever con men. It notes a shortage of marriageable men and a surplus of women, including widows with savings, enabling scammers to travel nationwide and dupe victims. It urges hard-headed caution and independent living over risky marriages.
Local notes from Gallia and nearby towns
A 47 year old John Blackie White reportedly obtained a marriage license in Gallia County to wed 42 year old Mary Sheppard of Kanauga. Hamden PTA proceeds 123.16 go to school grounds beautification. Seventy petition to become US citizens in Common Pleas court. Sam Davis of Columbus arrested in Nelsonville for truck-related offense. fined 1 dollar plus costs.
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John “Blackie” White
Gallia County
Mary Sheppard
Kanauga
Hamden
Public housing plan outlines loans and grants total
The Nation Today explains a government public housing program to build $10,000 low rent units over 40 years. Cities run the housing with private builders. the government funds via loans up to 90 percent and grants totaling about $12.3 billion, released across 40 years to bridge operating gaps.
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Thies
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Local Families Spend Weekend Visits and Recoveries
Miss Mildred Barber and Miss Jeanette Bogart from Columbus visited Mr and Mrs George Barber over the weekend. Mrs Anna Howson and Mr and Mrs Pearl Mace with son Nolan stayed with relatives in Fort Wayne Indiana. Denny Ray Reinhard is recovering from a tonsil operation at home. Henry and Max Frank traveled to Cambridge with their parents Mr and Mrs Carl Frank. Mrs George Barber visited cousin Mrs Blanche Lafollette in Athens who is recovering from minor surgery. Mr and Mrs Junior Frank with Larry, and Mr and Mrs Sam Risley with Ben Gabriel and Burl Lowry and son Denver spent the weekend with relatives in Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Mildred Barber
Jeanette Bogart
Columbus
George Barber
Anna Howson
Pearl Mace
Nolan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Denny Ray Reinhard
Henry
Max Frank
Cambridge
Carl Frank
Blanche Lafollette
Athens
Quiz Hall Answers and Scoring Guide
A multiple choice quiz with questions for men women and teens, covering sports coins wood speed historical sales music color, Big Top, biblical verse, restaurant slang, and animal sounds. The answer key and scoring thresholds are provided, including Genius to Fair levels.
Eczema Causes and Treatments Noted by Dr Jordan
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains dermatitis venenata or eczema as any skin lesion from contact with irritants. Common causes include iodine tincture hair dyes and cosmetics with plants like poison ivy. Identification and avoidance of the offending substance guide treatment while soothing remedies relieve itching and aid healing.
Addie Knapp Rites and Local Community Notes
Mrs Addie Knapp, 80, died at her son Howard's home after being brought there recently. She leaves daughter Ona Cottrill and sons Howard and Roy. burial in Castor cemetery. Vacation Bible school opened at Columbia Chapel. Mrs Clara Shenefield hospitalized for surgery. Mrs Mamie Martin and Emerson Bigony visited Mr and Mrs J E Radekin. Laurel Grange members toured Rocksprings Grange with a literary program and refreshments. Radekin birthday celebrated with homemade ice cream. Carl Shenefield's tractor damaged on hill. no injuries. Tom Fitzpatrick's tractor burned. no injuries. -Mrs J E Radekin
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Point Rock
Addie Knapp
Howard
Ona Cottrill
Roy
Castor Cemetery
Columbia Chapel
Clara Shenefield
Holzer Hospital
Mamie Martin
Emerson Bigony
J. E. Radekin
Laurel Grange
Rocksprings Grange
Rocksprings Group
James Nicholson
R. S. Vale
G. A. Radekin
Carl Shenefield
Tom Fitzpatrick
Radio Station Frequencies and Call Letters Listed
A historical radio dial shows NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WENS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 80 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 100 KC.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WMOA
Marietta
Evening Radio Schedule Fragment with Listings
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs and times across networks from 6:00 PM to midnight. It includes news, sports, drama, music, variety shows, and an assortment of to be announced items with multiple network designations and hosts.
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Nbe
Cbs Network
Nbe East
Stepeat Ereen
Siient
Mbs-Eaw
Cbhs
Mbe East
Nbeo-Basic
Abe
Jimmy Durante
F.B.L
Abe Carmen Cavallero Orch
Mbe
Mbs
Screen Playhouse
ABC Television
Good Wife
Abe the Sheriff
I. Q
Playhouse
Cbs
Cbs Treasury
Cbe
Abc
Abc-Weet
Chs
Art of Living
Cba
University Theater
CBS Wee
Hia
Arry Smer
Abe Mel Allen
Dick Jurgens
Johnny Thompson
Abe Hawaii
Vice Damone
Abe Vaughn Monroe
the Eye
Hollywood Theater
Abe Gene Autry
Pat Novak
Abe Philip Marlowe
Abe Guy Lombardo
Chicago Theater
Irving Fielda
Abde-West
Morning Schedule Bulletin of Radio Programs and Games
Radio grid lists 9:00 morning shifts to 6:45 pm with varied programs. Notable items include Coffee with Congress, Mind Your Manners, Johnny Olsen Show, News and Talks, Farm and Home, Stars Over Hollywood, American Jazz, County Fair, and Treasury Show.
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Abe
Congress
Nbe
Johnny Olsen
Mbs
Mary Lee Taylor
Cbs
Frank Merriwell
Ed McConnell
Jay Stewart
Falr
Theater of Today
the Girls’ Corps
Smoky Mt. Hayride
Lopez
Grand Central
Hollywood
Cbe
RFD
America
Tropico
Abe County Fair
Cbs Western Music
Abe Gardens
Tomlinson
Abe Country Journal
Cbs Junior Junction
Europe
Cbs Treasury
Abe Poole
Cba
Chicago
Cbs Fascinating
Abe the Dell
Abe Jerry and
Skye
van Damme
St. Louis
Wormwood Forest
Mbe
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Hal Boyle
Refuge
NEA Service Inc
Mildred Cram
Harwood White
Angela
Marchese
Mrs. Malone
House Military Affairs Committee
Oberlin M. Carter
William Willard
Hebbardsville
O. H
B. S
Lillian Saunders
County Relief Office
Gallia
Christine Brown
Church of Christ In
Chauncey
Alfred — William Bentz
Janie Spencer
Delaware
Ohio
Wilton EF. Hall
St. John
Suryzeq
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
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