Subscription Rates and Postal Notice for Ohio Newspaper
The notice lists paid subscriptions by carrier or mail in Ohio and West Virginia with 1 year 13.00 6 months 6.50 8 months 3.25 1 month 1.25, weekly carrier payments 25 cents, overseas rates by letter request, and foreign mailing quotes. Also notes second class matter in Athens Ohio and classifieds pricing.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Unio
West
Mali
Eevee
Athens
New coal contract marks victory for Taft Hartley law
David Lawrence analyzes how the miners unions and operators crafted a contract under Taft Hartley that limits strikes and uses local dispute settlement with national bargaining for broader disputes. It limits work stoppages, clarifies termination notices, and upholds obligations under the 1947 Labor Management Relations Act. It notes Hartley’s criticism of a check off clause while praising overall law conformity.
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Washington
America
Federal Mediation Service
Representative Hartley
Hartley
Medical Comment on Eye Burns and Brucellosis Transmission
Dr. William A. O'Brien discusses chemical eye burns with alkaline and neutral compounds, stressing immediate first aid and thorough flushing. He notes that some injuries cause long term vision loss despite initial symptoms and outlines treatment steps, prevention, and the role of protective gear. The column also answers a question on undulant fever, attributing infection to raw unpasteurized milk or contact with sick animals or meat.
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The
Journal of the American Medical Association
R. S. McLaughlin
M. D
The Road to Slavery in the Modern World
A column condemns communist expansion and restrictive regimes in Finland and Hungary. It argues that representative government, free markets, and free speech are eroded step by step, with police powers and propaganda enforcing control, warning that gains in liberty are fragile and easily lost.
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Finland
Hungary
Soviet Union
Two Forms of Government and the Defense of Individual Freedoms
A defender argues there are two government types: one that serves the state and one that protects individual rights. He warns totalitarian systems erode liberty, asserting the United States upholds free enterprise, representative government, and freedoms of speech press and religion. He cautions that compromising liberty leads to loss of all freedoms.
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United States
The People Will Decide On Fire Prevention Effort
The United States evaluates progress in fire prevention after the May conference. Three thousand delegates drafted an emergency, nationwide program covering codes, equipment, and public awareness. Public support from homeowners is essential to cut rising fire losses.
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United States
America
Reed-Bulwinkle Bill Spurs Sharp Rail Policy Debate
Peter Edson reports Washington's clash over the Reed-Bulwinkle railroad bill. DOJ lawyers say the measure would exempt rail, truck, water carrier, pipeline, and freight forwarder interests from anti trust laws, threatening competition. ARR officials counter that the bill only clarifies congressional intent for carrier agreements approved by the ICC.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Tom Clark
Anti-Trust Division
Wendell Berge
Arne C. Wiprud
James E. Kilday
Department of Justice
American Association of Railroads
Robert S. Henry
A.A.R
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reed-Bulwinkle
Western Association of Railway Executives
I.C.C
Lc.c
Murray City Reunion Plans For July Descendants
The Cook reunion gathered at the Carsner home in New Lexington on July 4 with a lawn picnic and supper. Officers elected included Pat Merrit president and Doris May secretary, planning a reunion for all descendants of Raphael and Mary Spurrier Cook at the Carsner home next July.
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Murray City
Cook
Carl Carsner
New Lexington
Peggy Pettit
Raphael
Mary (Spurrier) Cook
Carsner
Pat Merrit
Ashland
Ohio
Doris May
Ladonna Worth
Detroit
Betty Shuttleworth
Grace Donaghue
Eunice Sanborn
Bidholmer
James
McConnelsville
Fred Kinneer
Joy
Jenny Grace
Joe Langley
Dayton
Paul Bingman
Marion
Myrtle Barnes
Mildred Huey
Columbus
John Snyder
Johnnie Moody
Glouster
Johnnie Campbell
Steve Haworth
West Virginia
Joe Pazona
Joe
Cleveland
Joe Boras
Virgil Hillyer
Nancy
Toledo
Frank James
Sherry
John Vasko
Bobbie
Larry
Big Bottom State Park
Stockport
Ed James
Jean Rowland
Middleport
Murray-Buchtel
John Alahazie
Billy Kastey
Steve Sage
Sandy Abbahazie
Rudy Matthews
Akron
Mike Krani
James Shuttleworth
Howard Craft
Local visitors share holidays in Carbondale area
Mrs Margaret Chadwell and her twins Melvin and Margaret of Grove City visited Mr and Mrs Carl Frank and Mrs Nancy Wolf in Carbondale over the holiday weekend. Mrs Wolf, living with her son in law and daughter, Mrs Carl Frank, hosted.
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Carbondale
Margaret Chadwell
Melvin
Margaret
Grove City
Carl Frank
Nancy Wolf
Radio Highlights unveil summer schedule changes in shows
Listings detail tonight and Tuesday broadcasts across NBC CBS ABC and MBS with time shifts and program swaps. Highlights include Treasury Agent drama moved earlier on ABC and Dickens Great Expectations filling for Screen Guild on CBS. NBC programs feature Play by Ear Freedom and Weep and Voorhees concert.
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New York
ABC
CBS
Screen Guild
Dickens
NBC
Freedom and Weep
Voorhees
Polyna Stoska
Everett Sloan
Irma
Col. Stoopnagle
Bob Hawk
Lum
Abner
Sammy Kaye
Buddy Weed
MBS
Did Justice
Scotland Yard
Guy Lombardo
Fish and Hunt Club
Jack Berch
Bob Ripley
Front Page Farrell
Judy
Romberg
Burton
Bob Q. Lewis
We the People
Tom Breneman
Nancy Craig
Bride and Groom
Bobby Doyle
Museum of Modern Music
Ben Alexander
Merv Griffin
Johnson Family
Return of Charlotte Rice Sparks Cincinnati Visit Network
Charlotte Rice returns to Cincinnati after a week with her father Richlieu Rice, accompanied by friend Rudy Battistone. The article lists numerous visits, funeral attendance, and social gatherings with Stockport and Columbus residents, highlighting extended family and community ties.
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Stockport
Charlotte Rice
Cincinnati
Richlieu Rice
Rudy Battistone
Rice Home
Harry McCoy
James McCoy
Columbus
Perl McCoy
L. A. McDermott
Toledo
William Brannaman
James McDermott
Lexington
T. J. McHugh
Jim
C. M. Newberry
Scott Duncan
Dayton
F. J. Taylor
Xenia
Myrtle Drake
Phillip Drake
Zanesville
Ed McDermott
Hillsboro
Carol Ann James
Canton
Robert James
J. Neil Ross
Pittsburgh
Ross
Betsy
Delmar Medley
Bartlett
W. T. Jackson
Marietta
E. J. Ross
Roxbury
J. M. Shawhan
Steubenville
Shawhan
Mingo Junction
Donald van Fossen
Marcia
Ray Devitt
Athie
Pees Cores
Rose Ves
Lorena Evans
Kyger Kyger Marriage and Local News Highlights
Mr and Mrs J M Conkle announce the marriage of their daughter Carol to James Haffey at St Matthews Lutheran Church Lockbourne. The couple plans a Niagara Falls trip and visits relatives in Erie Pennsylvania. Mrs Haffey is a Cheshire High School graduate 1943 and has worked in Columbus. Local society notes include WSCS meeting July 16, many visits, new refrigerators, and other community updates.
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Wendell Roush
Dale Mulford
Lake Hope
Grace Watson
Thelma Ward
Marion
Faye Ball
John Ball
Tipp City
William Athey
George van Zant
J. P. Bradbury
Sherman Rupe
Columbus
Charley Tipton
Richard Karr
Akron
M. E. Ballard
Burdell Bradbury
Luella Bradbury
Youngstown
Tom Bradbury
Poe
Flora Bradbury
New York
Huntington High School
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Meeting Postponed to Friday
The Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society meeting is postponed to Friday July 11 and will be held at the home of Mrs. Travis Chesser. The note appears in the local social column with multiple visits and family news from nearby communities.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Travis Chesser
Clarence Sharp
Carol Sue
Columbus
Thorton Shetterly
Cedar Grove
W. Va
Travis Chester
Sarah Pidcock
New Marshfield
Charles Murray
Zanesville
Chester Davis
Athens
Evan Davis
Dave Lowery
Fred Olbers
Billie Olbers
Public Forum Letter Attacks Little Dictators and Bosses
Wilbur D. Dike Mender of Nelsonville laments creeping tyranny by political bosses at all levels. He compares promises and bribery to Hitler, urges vigilance to defend rights earned by forefathers and war heroes, and warns battles remain at home.
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Hitler
Satan
Europe
America
Wilbur D. “Dike
Mender Nelsonville
Moonshine Raids Near Portsmouth Target Turkey Creek Area
Eight men arrested. 40 barrels of mash destroyed and 2000 gallons plus of moonshine evidence seized. A horse and buggy saddle horse and two .45 pistols taken as prisoners property. A new oil and gas company Maybe Oil and Gas Co forms in Logan with organizers Frank Linton Raymie George Parker Nutter and Scott Westbrooke.
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Turkey Creek
Portsmouth
Logan
Maybe Oil and Gas Co
Frank Linton
Raymie
George and Parley Nutter
Scott Westbrooke
Logan school completes turf fix for Chieftain Field season
Logan officials report the spring sodding at Chieftain Field will form a heavy grass carpet to endure summer heat and be ready for football season opening. A bantam rooster in Union Furnace tends six baby turkeys, guarding them at night. Clarence Coakley and Gilbert Smith return to Nelsonville from the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Washington, D C. Jacques Grill at E Main St Pomeroy undergoes extensive changes with other buildings also receiving improvements.
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Logan
Chieftain Field
Vernon Nixon
Union Furnace
Clarence Coakley
Gilbert Smith
Nelsonville
Washington, D.C
Jacques Grill
E. Main St
Pomeroy
Free band concerts start July 27 in Cleveland
Six weeks of free band concerts will begin in Cleveland on July 27 as part of a cooperative program between the city and the American Federation for Musicians.
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Cleveland
American Federation For Musicians
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Chicago
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Peter Edson
Kyger
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NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg
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