Classified Notice Rates and Obituary Card Listing
Rates for subscriptions and obituary notices shown, with mail options for domestic and overseas delivery. Mentions Second Class Mail under 1915 act, signatures and offices in Athens, New York, Columbus, and general advertising inquiry details.
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Carter
Ono
Gvalabia
Mai
Oro
Athens
Iten nicaEo
John W. Culler
New York
Columbus
Cove
Truman veto shadows price control fate in Senate clash
WASHINGTON reports say President Truman’s veto of the price control bill continues to loom large as the Senate keeps the Wherry amendment exempting meat, livestock and poultry, while Congress debates a new measure. Analysts warn the hold on markets without controls risks instability, urging timely action to restore business confidence.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Fiselo
Fiestock-Raising
House of Representatives
May Jeader
Congress
Capitol
House
White House
CPA
Unc
Nurse Sally Treats Patient With Hidden Cancer Fears
Ronald Virgil, long in hospital, learns his illness is diverticulum of the esophagus not cancer. Nurse Sally reassures him with calm care and arranges surgery with the hospital chief discussing Miss Niles, his secretary, and future visit.
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Lucy Agnes Beacock
NEA
ING
Ronald Virgil
Linton
Sally
Ton
Ann Niles
Syme
Hussi
Etta Visil
Om Etta
Mrs. I
Virgil
Maynard
Mgr
Orshe
Seven Vinton Men Receive Discharges
McARTHUR The following Vinton Countians were discharged from the armed services per Local Selective Service Office. Charlies E Fee Londonderry Route 1 Charles R Nichols McArthur Cecil D Staneart Albany Route Kenneth P McKibben Zaleski Franklin P Wiseman Hamden Route 1 William A Osler McArthur Clarence E Woltz Ray Route 1
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Kenneth P. McKibben
Zaleski
Franklin P. Wiseman
Hamden
William A. Osler
McArthur
Clarence E. Woltz
Ray Route
Bidault and the Paris breakthrough in international talks
A close look at Georges Bidault shows how one quiet leader unlocked a deadlock at the Paris conference. By understanding Russia and the Western powers, he shifted positions and paved the way for peace talks, offering a hopeful path for smaller nations.
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Georges Bidault
France
M. Bidault
Trieste
M Bidault
Atlantic
de Gaulle
Luxembourg Palace
General de Gaulle
Russia
America
Britain
National Manufacturers Appeals to Reassure Public on Price Control
The National Manufacturers Association urges action to combat price controls and defend American industry. NAM leaders claim left wing propagandists push for higher prices and profits, urging members to inform the public of their policy stance. They warn without firm measures, enterprise could be regimented and inflation worsened.
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Urses Tra Mosher
Xnational
NAM
Fustion
NAM Amd
America
Sugar Market Fears Rise If Rationing Persists
Peter Edson warns a new black market could form if sugar remains rationed without price control. Coupons may become meaningless as sugar moves under the counter to favored buyers, with bakers, processors, and moonshiners able to pay premium prices to keep their businesses running.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Bere
Weither Phind
ROS Atteney
Tomoe Clark
Texas
Chicago
Gana
Wail Warner
Clark
United State
Frank Kingdon
National ‘“Citizens” Political Action Committee
Henry Wallace
Tom Clark
Kingdon
Lew Schwellenbach
Interior
Oscar Crapsman
Claude Pepper
Hugh Mitchell
Glenn Taylor
Vinton County Delinquent Tax Drive Returns $20000
The Vinton County delinquent real estate tax drive raised about $20000 with $9278.21 already collected from forfeited land sales and about $19000 paid by local landowners to avoid sale. Largest payment noted was $7506.87 for Wellston area lands. 202 tracts sold. drive to continue with foreclosures anticipated.
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Vinton Creunty
John D. Iil
Treasir Simms
Armin
Wellston Coa Ca
Vinton
Wilkesville
Gill
Attadames W. Darby
Ronald En
Real estate transfers listed for McArthur area
Estate and property transfers documented by the county recorder include numerous deeds in Hamden Brown Zaleski and Elk townships. Transactions name buyers and sellers such as James Edward Payne Eva Allen Ithie H Buskirk Terry Sauders and others with parcels ranging from lots and tracts to school and mineral rights dated mainly June July and including several auditor deed entries.
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Skinner
Emma Good
Richland Township
Robert E. Stavenson
Board of
Plymouth Grange
New Plymouth
Inlet
Lew Plymouth
Garton FE. Foley
Marger Gerald Spires
Vile
W. HE
Gertrude Perry
Calvin
William Perry
Hamden
Brown Township
Clinton
Jamace
A. F. Axe
Ethel Frank Allison
Marzsom
McArthur
Jenola
James Atim
Mabel Bedinghaus
Zaleski
Sadie S. Rafferty
Paul Mc Wiliams
W. A. Salmons
Madison Townshin
Ruth Swisher
Mary Hern
Elk Townshin
John DG County
Maggie Stew
Maggie Stewart
Samuel Rha
Harold Lemar
James
Parl Mareur
Myrtle B. Ler
Know
Robert Lor
Mien
J Maiditor
Tohn Hyan
Eagle Township
Ida Salts
Officials Solve Phone Problem at Vinton County Courthouse
Judge A L Chatfield and Clerk C H Rebb in Vinton County solved a communication issue by installing a direct inter office line between their offices on the courthouse's second floor. The McArthur firm installed the system reducing trips between offices and saving steps.
Woman one of 12 in crash near Hart Route 1
A collision on Route 1 near Hart left a group of 12 in a coupe hospitalized. injuries include broken arm and leg and a crushed neck bone. The crash involved a Chevrolet coupe driven by a group including Baker and Marina with a child, and led Deputy Lara to report three people injured. Probate Judge E. C. Mo announced several marriage licenses issued July.
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Hart
Martin
Ray
Chivtino
Cspre
Bs Armatheraur
Poorivan
Harr
Gamkeon
Coune
Baker
Marina
Lios Eyiward
Lara
E. C. Mo
James Jewell
Oper
Delaney
Hall
Richardson
Wellston
William Morles
Mies
Thompson
McaArthur
Atress
J.P. Daan
Year's Term Is Given For Assault
John Willy Hill, 24, was sentenced to a year in the Cincinnati workhouse by Juvenile Judge E. C. Motter after pleading guilty to molesting and thoking a 16 year old girl. He was fined 230 dollars and costs and arrested July 1 at a sawmill near Alice on the Vinton Gallia County line. The attack occurred on a country road and he fled when the girl screamed. Hill gave his address as Charles vion.
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Hill
Charlesvion
Social Notes of McArthur Highlight Local Visitors
McArthur social column details residents returning from service in Germany after 18 months. It notes visits from Columbus and Phoenix travelers, church group meetings, and upcoming leisure plans for local families, with multiple relatives listed among the weekend activities.
Thompson Morley Nuptials Tie Thompsons to Morleys
Miss Ruth Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs T V Thompson of McArthur married Emmett Morley son of Mr and Mrs Morley of McArthur Saturday night at the Christian parsonage with Rev B Daab officiating. The bride wore a pink suit and white accessories and works at Griffith and Stuck dry cleaning in McArthur. Morley is a McArthur High School graduate class of 1939 and employed by Kemp Brothers Coal Co. in McArthur. The couple will reside in Pack apartments until Sept 1.
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Ruth Thompson
T. V. Thompson
Fiam Morles
Emmett Morley
McArthur
Christian Parsonage
7. B. Daab
Griffith and Stuck
Myr. Morley
McArthur High School
Kemp Brothers Coal Co
Athens youths train with Marines in Virginia weeklong program
Ohio University students Charjen Herman Don Rowland Boris Woollex Francis Fuller Hialmer Olson and Max Davis traveled from Athens to Quantico Virginia for a week of Marine Corps training. The Athena Theater received a new air conditioning and cooling system. Engagements include Miss Mary Jo Twiss to William Cleveland with wedding planned in fall. Coach and Mrs Don Peder and daughter Ann visited Harbor Hills Buckeye Lake as guests of Mr and Mrs Harl Kreiger. Twenty years ago a Europe trip was recounted by Ralph Super. Elks from Athens Connville and Nelsonville headed to Chicago for the 62nd Annual Granda Ladze convention. Betty Hart McCoy visited relatives in Glousler. Mrs Ferguson returned from Columbus with her young son Carl Grant.
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Athens
Ohio University
Quantice
Marine Corps
Charjen Herman
Don Rowland
Boris Woollex
Francis Fuller
Hialmer Olson
Max Davis
Mary Jo Twiss
William &. Sue
Cleveland
Miss Twiss
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Don Peder
Ann
Harbor Hills
Buckeye Lake
Harl Kreiger
Columbus
Elks
Chicago
B.C. Shirley
H. G. Jefferson
Connville
D. M. Green
C. E. White
Nelsonville
J. I. Pritchard
L. J. Krieg
Betty Hart McCoy
Glousler
Aven Meredith
Murray Found Guilty On One of Charges
McARTHUR Elbert Murray was fined 31 dollars and one third of the costs by Judge R L Chatfield in Vinton County Common Pleas Court. He had been acquitted on three of four charges about an altercation with peace officers in McArthur. He was found guilty of publicly drinking intoxicants on the streets.
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Mcarthur
Elbert Murray
R. L. Chatfield
Vinton County
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Nmivise
Waxcock
Peter Edson
Vinton Realty
A. E. Vollenweider
Mark H Bar‘ean
Timothy V. Thompson
Elk Township
Board of County Commissioners
Madison Township
Vinton County News
Chas. Nickels
Germany
BR. C. Repp
Repp
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
H. H. Hulbert
H I. Weir
Hoyte Freeman
Fred
Beilvue
Nebraska
James O. Pilcher
Phoenix
Ariz
George W. Pilcher
Linnie Arnald
A W. A. Elliott
Irs
Elliott
Roll
Lithopolis
Atternes
C. O. Chapman
Athena Theater
Frank Super
Ralph Super
Europe
Tuscania
Aft
C. M. Ferguson
Calumbus
By Galbraith
Cope
NEA Service
Mic
U.S
Pat
Murray
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