Labor unions and the Taft Hartley law test
David Lawrence argues no proven violations exist yet under the Taft Hartley act as to union expenditures in campaigns. He notes vague definitions risk prosecutions and says a clear case would require direct spending such as radio ads or handbills funded by unions. He warns Congress will wait for a decisive court ruling before amending the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Roosevelt
Smith-Connally
CIO
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Principal List Approved At Special Education Board Session
Otis S Young president C C Blessing L L Caldwell John P Sayre and Howard Schultz attended the special board meeting. A list of principals recommended by Supt. Ferguson was unanimously approved. Also approved were bus drivers and a home economics hire at Wahama High. The meeting adjourned then reconvened to vote on attendance director, publish financial statements, and award coal contracts to lowest bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Otis S. Young
C. C. Blessing
L. L. Caldwell
John P. Sayre
Howard Schultz
Board of Education
Robert H. Ferguson
Chester Batram
Sunnyside
Milton Burdette
Central
Laura Caldwell
Ordnance
Virgil Siders
Clyde Foley
Wahama
Ethel Grimm
Broad Run
Bertha Jenkins
Hartford
Bess McBee
Letart
Loretta McComb
Beech Hill
Francis McCulloch
Roosevelt
Frank Poling
North Point Pleasant
Leslie Rayburn
Sara Roush Bridges
New Haven
Campbell Stevens
Beale
Louise Sommer
Henderson
Virgil Scantlin
Arbuckle
C. H. Withers
Leola Wolfe
Mason
Ferguson
Young
Homer Watterson
Walter Johnson
Dallas Yeager
Oris Bumgarner
Owens Plants
Harry Rainey
Clarence Gill
Charles Yonker
Howard Weigand
Everett Gillespie
Earl Sharp
Russell Sturgeon
Willard
Caldwell
Orville Sturgeon
Schultz
Joe Bray
Clendenin
Harry Walkup
Lewis
Robinson
Waggener
Hannan
Cologne
George Yester
Cooper, Graham and
Union
Subscription Rates For Ohio Area Newspapers
Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions in Ohio and West Virginia. Includes 1, 3, 6, 12 month options with varying prices. Notes military and overseas terms and second class post status. Totals reflect prepayment and local delivery considerations.
Radio Highlights Listings for Monday and Tuesday Nights
Broadcast schedule shows NBC CBS ABC and MBS lineups for Monday night and Tuesday afternoon and evening. Programs include NBCs Plays by Ear Dr I Q U S Treasury Katie's Daughter Fred Waring Date with Judy Philips Marlowe House Party Robert Q Lewis Mr and Mrs North Studio One Breakfast Club My True Story Tom Breneman Bride and Groom Berkshire Festival Museum of Modern Music Shady Valley Folks Heart's Desire Martin Block The Falcon American Forum of the Air and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Donald Voorhees Oreh
U. S. Treasury
CBS
Irma
Katie's
Breakfast Club
My True Story
Tom Breneman
Berkshire Festival
Museum of Modern Music
MBS
Shady Valley Folks
Heart's Desire
Martin Block
the Falcon
American Forum of the Air
County education officer reappointed for another year
McArthur Board of Education reappointed County Attendance Officer H. J. Swain for another year. Athens Mayor Roush announced readiness to use Carpenter St. hitching ground. 250 yards of stout railing erected. Nelsonville Scout camp near Sugar Grove found a four inch square molar weighing over two pounds, likely from a mastodon. Glouster residents note Patrick T. Quinlan’s ordination to priesthood in Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
McArthur
H. J. Swain
Roush
Athens
Nelsonville Boy Scouts
Sugar Grove
Patrick T. Quinlan
Belgium
Time Magazine quote prompts debate on US foreign spending
An American urges shifting focus homeward amid warnings of costly foreign commitments. The Time excerpt highlights trillions spent abroad since World War II and argues for using money to improve the domestic economy and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
Bridges
Europe
U.S
Germany
Japan
Asia
Russia
U.S.S.R
Spain
Italy
France
United States
United Nations
America
The Unpalatable Truth By Addison
A reflective essay warns Americans against economic overreach and debt. It argues higher wages require more production and savings to sustain government finance, urging disciplined spending and work. It cites Eisenhower's warned risk of war and calls for self correction to protect national solvency.
UNRRA's End and Audits Probe Postwar Relief Funds
Peter Edson notes UNRRA has largely closed in every country except China with auditors remaining to year end. He explains receipts from UNRRA sales were to fund reinvestment in recipient nations, not refunds to donor countries, and outlines how funds were allocated for food clothing medicine rehabilitation and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
China
UNRRA
Czechoslovakia
Local Notes Highlight Residents and Visitors
Pt. Pleasant updates mention Charles E. Cottrill now welding at the du Pont plant near Parkersburg after selling his 22nd Street grocery. Weekend host is his home in Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. K A Peck of Johnson Apartments dinner guests include her daughter Miss Marcella Peck and Mr and Mrs Angus Gillis Sr of Charleston. Ed Doyle, eight, from Sutton, visiting his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Edward Swint on Main Street for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cottrill
22Nd St
du Pont
Parkersburg
K. A. Peck
Johnson Apartments
Marcella Peck
Angus Gillis
Charleston
Ed Doyle
Sutton
Edward Swint
Main St
Four Men Headed to Cheyenne Rodeo From Point Pleasant
John Mc Neill recruits four companions Henry White J Mil ton Lewis Sr Ray and Kenneth Roush before leaving Point Pleasant to spend the week at the Cheyenne Wyoming rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
John McNeill
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry C. White
J. Milton Lewis, Sr
Ray
Kenneth Roush
Queerly Clad Man Identified By Newspaper
The man who rode a bicycle in a loin cloth and shoes and was called the American Gandhi is Orval Brown of Lizemores Clay County He has traveled 17 states before returning to West Virginia He slept in a cave near Charleston Friday night was beaten by four men Saturday morning and treated for ten head wounds at Charleston Hospital He earned the moniker Wild Man of Lizemores from the Charleston Daily Mail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mahatma Gandhi
Orval Brown
Sizemores
Clay County
Charleston
Florida
Wyoming
West Virginia
Brown
Lizemores
Charleston Daily Mail
C. C. Canterbury
Meeting of 11 day church conference in Point Pleasant
The Rev. P. J. Keefer of the Church of Christ in Christian Union announces an 11 day conference in Point Pleasant. It begins Thursday with three services at 7:30 am 2 and 7:30 pm. It is the denomination's first West Virginia conference with about 25 churches expected. Principal speakers are Revs. T. C. Johnson and E. A. Keaton from Columbus. Friday and Saturday will be business days, followed by eight days devoted to revival work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
P. J. Keefer
Church of Christ In Christian Union
West Virginia
T. C. Johnson
E. A. Keaton
St Joseph Church Picnic At Mason City
A group of local residents attended the St Joseph Catholic Church annual picnic at New Haven Garden Club Park on Sunday afternoon. A basket dinner was served and children enjoyed games. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Schlosser and son Mike, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Enders and children Dianna and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. William Henson, Mrs. Logan Burdette, Mrs. Lloyd Fogle, Lloyd Jr and Pat, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Helen Markley, Mrs. E E Heiner, Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Tracy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Allen and children Nancy Patsy Susan and Dicky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mason City
New Haven Garden Club
J. M. Schlosser
Mike
W. F. Enders
Dianna
Bill
William Henson
Logan Burdette
Lloyd Foglesong
Lloyd, Jr
Pat
Mary Roberts
Helen Markley
E. E. Heiner
Ben F. Tracy
Dick Allen
Nancy
Patsy
Susan
Dicky
Schaekel Couple Heads to Chicago for Osteopathic Convention
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Schaekel travel to Chicago where the doctor attends the national convention of the American Osteopathic Association. While there his mother from Lincoln Nebraska will visit, and Mrs Schaekel will see her parents in Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
E. A. Schaekel
Chicago
The
American Osteopathic Association
Schaekel
Lincoln
Neb
City Police Report Arrests During Weekend
Weekend arrests reported by City Police include Paul and Carl Hall on fighting charges. Charles Hare jailed for intoxication. Walter Oliver arrested on fighting charges. Lester Young Chauncy Eugene Shephard Steve Jeffers and Harry Bonecut ter held on intoxication complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Curt Yeager
Paul
Carl Hall
Toral Morrison
Charles Hare
Robert A. Kayser
Walter Oliver
Paul F. Thomas
Harry D. Coyner
Lester Young
Chauncy
Eugene Shephard
Steve Jeffers
Harry Bonecutter
Union Card Fees Clarified Over Hardware Job
Louis J. Reusson of New Haven explains to The Messenger that union initiation is 75 dollars with a 2 dollar daily wage until the fee is covered and no card is sold without employment. He says Mr Batey hired a non union painter prompting union cooperation and urges Mr Bush to apply for membership to avoid further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Louis J. Reusson
New Haven
Messenger
Bush
Batey Hardware
Reusson
Batey
Rensson
Mason Clinic Admits Patients and Birth at City Clinic
Mason Clinic in Mason City reports admissions including Lloyd Nelson and Mrs. Rachel McBride of Middleport for treatment in the past week. Several others from Middleport Syracuse Hartford and Day ton underwent minor surgery on July 17. Connie Iris Beegle, born Friday at the clinic to Gilbert Beegle and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mason Clinic
Mason City
Lloyd Nelson
Rachel McBride
Middleport
Bonnie Sue Wilt
Richard Wilt
Oscar Imboden
Syracuse
Elmer Hysell
Eugene Fields
Franklin Fields
Hartford
Leonard Hoschar
Annette Dilcher
Harrisonville
Ann Roush
New Haven
Janice Ingels
Charles Brown
Minersville
Marvin Marr
Sadie Romine
Connie Iris
Gilbert Beegle
Dayton
Teachers Take Trip with Trinity Methodists to Lake Hope
Several teachers from Trinity Methodist Church Sunday School accompanied members of their classes on a trip to Lake Hope on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Trinity Methodist Church
Lake Hope
Relapse Reported in Pleasants Community
Howard Stone of Main Street was reported to have suffered a relapse Sunday, with details limited to the past week developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Howard Stone
Main St
Residents visit relatives and celebrate birthdays in The Plains area
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hunter spent days in Canton and Cleveland visiting relatives. Barbara Shafer joined the Hunters. Mrs. John Shafer broke a shoulder. Several families including the Kirk endalls and Slaters visited relatives in Ohio. Ephraim Huston’s household marked his wife Thelma McKnabb’s 88th birthday with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Clarence Hunter
Canton
Cleveland
Barbara Shafer
Eldred Shafer
John Shafer
Anita
Sam) Kirkendall
Illions
Edgar Slater
Kenneth Kirkendall
Freddie
Slater
Edna Quivey
Albany
Ephraim Huston
Edward Phillips
Deanville
Abner Phillips
Chauncey
Woodrow Wilson
Hampt Johnson
Athens
Edgar Slater, Jr
Leslie Coy
Columbus
Oscar McGee
Oakey Phillips
Charles Cochran
Shirley McGee
Charles Savage
Sylvia Cochran
Births Announced in Point Pleasant Area
A son weighing nine pounds four ounces was born Friday night at the Point Clinic to Mr and Mrs Howard Devore of Fraziers Bottom. On Saturday twins a boy seven pounds and a girl eight pounds were born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Russell of Leon Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Point Clinic
Howard Devore
Fraziers Bottom
Clyde Russell
Leon
Route 2
Desertion Suit Filed in Graham Station Case
Helen Clark of New Haven files desertion suit against Chester M. Clark of Graham Station. Married 1926 separated 1930. Two children aged 15 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Helen Clark
New Haven
Chester M. Clark
Graham Station
Ambulance Runs Bring Schrader Family Home
Chap man ambulance ferried Mrs. P. C. Schrader and infant Linda Gale from Holzer Hospital to their Mt. Vernon Ave. home on Saturday and moved Mrs. Van Sickle from a Charleston hospital to her English Court residence on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Chapman
P. C. Schrader
Linda Gale
Holzer Hospital
Mt. Vernon Ave
Religious Demographics of India Percentages and Populations
Diversified India contains 77,000,000 Muslims 12,786,806 Buddhists 8,280,347 Animists 6,296,673 Christians 4,335,771 Sikhs 1,252,105 Jains 109,952 Parsees and 240,000,000 Hindus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Resignation of Middleport educator moves to Tiltonville
Dan L. Farmer handed in his resignation to Paul Smart, clerk of the Middleport Board of Education. He was an instrumental instructor for two years and has accepted a new position at Tiltonville. Also, a Chauncey area resident reported a home invasion by hundreds of insects and Ohio University specialists will identify and advise on control. The Rev. George Sagen of Gallipolis leaves for a two week summer assembly at Denison University in Granville. Henry K. Seidenfeld of Murray City vacations in Wachapreague Virginia and reports two sharks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan L. Farmer
Paul Smart
Middleport Board of Education
Farmer
Tiltonville
Chauncey
Hocking County
Ohio University
George Sagen
First Baptist Church
Gallipolis
Granville
Denison University
Henry K. Seidenfeld
Murray City
Wachapreague
Local social notes from Eureka and surrounding towns
Community members from Eureka Centenary Gallipolis Huntington and Teens Run visit family and attend hospital and funeral events. Names include Kuhn Chaffin Bodimer Chaffin Lewis Donaly Waugh Porter Lanier Johnson and others with multiple weekend gatherings and travel to Huntington and Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Kate Kuhn
Mary
Centenary
John Chambers
Joyce
Ralph Steele
Ralph, Jr
Marynelle
Gallipolis
Paul Steele
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Bodimer
Anna Marie
W. E. Steele
Noah Clark
Bladen
Garnet Greene
John Finley
Finley
Holzer Hospital
Judith Ann Chaffin
Ralph Chaffin
Vernon Kuhn
Tom Porter
J. E. Lanier
Josh Lewis
Lewis Bodimer
Lewis
Shirley Fisher
Ohio River
R. A. Lewis
Gomer Donally
Kyle Ray
Dale Waugh
Swan Creek
Winfred Lewis
Gomer Donaly
Charles
Carl Steele
Wanda
Frances Johnson
Robert Johnson
Della Bodimer
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Special Education Board
Associated Press
Feuer
Ohio
West Ma
West Phere
Joan W. Cullen Company
Columnus, C
Eisenhower
Addison
Peter Edson
Keefer
St. Joseph Church
By Galbraith
GOPR
Neaser
ICE, Inc
T.M. Reo
U.S. Pat
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