Messenger Publishing Co. details and subscription rates
Publication information for The Messenger Publishing Co includes staff roles such as Gordon K. Bush publisher John W. Webb managing editor and Charles W. Reamer city editor. It lists delivery and mail rates for Ohio West Virginia and other regions with annual and multi month options.
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the Messenger Publishing Co
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Associated Press
The United States and Berlin Crisis and a Call for Restraint
The piece argues against automatic escalation over Berlin and warns that world peace depends on choosing when and where to act. It compares the risks of war with Russia and Japan to prior conflicts and stresses cautious use of power, including the atomic option, to protect national interests without reckless engagement.
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Berlin
Europe
Russia
Germany
United Nations
United States
Philippines
Pacific
Globe
Mediterranean
Near East
America
Soviet Union
Truman gains momentum after Philadelphia convention
Truman exits the Democratic National Convention with momentum and declares a July 26 special session to tackle inflation housing health education and civil rights. Analysts tally electoral shifts toward Democrats while Dewey and Warren face a strengthened center party as Wallace angles on foreign policy.
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Harry S. Truman
Philadelphia
Dewe
Mr. Truman
Congress
Democratic Party
Npt
Washington
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Dewey
Warren
Trumah
New York
California
Seacoasts
Missouri
Kentucky
Great Central
United States
Great Valley
Alleghenies
Rockies
Alabama
Mississippi
Republican Congress
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Foreign aid costs exceed local services, Hoffman says
Paul G. Hoffman, head of the European Recovery Program, declares that this year foreign aid costs surpass the combined outlay for school, police and fire protection, and similar local services in the United States.
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Washington
Paul G. Hoffman
Eczema causes and treatments outlined by Dr Edwin J Jordan
A medical note explains eczema as an inflammation from contact with irritants, common sources like poison ivy and ink, and outlines steps to identify and avoid the irritant while soothing the skin. It also covers when testing is needed and mentions soothing preparations for relief.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Bean predicts elections with figures and cautious forecast
Louis L Bean a Department of Agriculture economist writes How to Predict Elections Knopf. He offers charts and tables from past races and trends and lets readers deduce results. He foresees a possible Republican victory in 1948 with Democratic rise in the 1950s, then a shift again toward conservatism into the 1960s.
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Washington
Louis H. Bean
Department of Agriculture
Knopf
Dewey
Truman
Louis Bean
Dr. Bean
Senate
House
GOP
Bean
Congress
Arthur N. Holcombe
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Sr
Harvard
Schlesinger
U. S
Mr. Bean
Perry County measures may seek 150000 bond for war memorial
Perry County voters may face a 150000 bond issue in November for a county coliseum war memorial. Ohio National Guard unit to Camp Atterbury Indiana for two weeks training August 16 to 30. Girl Scout camp opens at Lodge Berdine Camp Chute with Mrs Lillian Safko as director. Reappraisal of county properties underway since July 7 by Cole Layer Trimbble Dayton. Payrolls up slightly while factory employment in Ohio fell one percent from April to May per OSU Bureau of Business Research.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Ohio National Guard
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Lodge Bernadine
Camp Chute
Lillian Safko
Cole-Layer-Trimbble Co
Dayton
National Guard
Democratic Central Committee
Annabelle Jones
Congo
Ned Watts
Crooksville
Tracey
Howard Davis
George James
Corning Aerie
Order of Eagles
C. P. Robinson
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research
Ward Local Board selects six teachers in regular meeting
Logan Ward Local Board of Education announced six new appointments: Willis Downhour industrial arts Mildred Clark English and history Ray Woodgeard band Ethel Wright primary grades Misha S Doedicke vocal music and guidance and Rhea Larsen home economics. Existing contracts include Gerald O Devol superintendent Barbara Hankison Blanche Moore Edwin Barker and Sylvia Thorne. Board members are Stephen Barber Louis Lowes Raymond Martin Viola Courtney and Helen Hawk.
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Blanche Moorehead
Edwin Barker
Sylvia Thorne
Stephen Barber
Louis Lowes
Raymond Martin
Viola Courtney
Helen Hawk
Three Women From Hocking Attend Camp
At Tar Hollow over the weekend about 105 women from nine counties attended the annual Women’s Camp. From Hocking County were Mrs. Ruby Helber Mrs. Margaret Primmer and Mrs. Emily Van Fossan home demonstration agent and counsellor. Miss Helen Strow gave illustrated lectures and displayed dolls from other nations. Wire recordings of county representatives voices were made for broadcast on WOSU at noon. Mrs. Helber and Mrs. Primmer participated in this phase.
Property transfers in Marion and Logan townships
A sequence of land transactions listed including transfers from Lucille W Kitchen to Gertrude Schempp and others in Marion and Logan townships. Notable parcels include about 325 acres in Marion Township and 40 acres in Falls Township with multiple grantees such as Keynes Reynolds and Backus families.
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Lucille W. Kitchen
Gertrude Schempp
Logan
Clarence
Robert W. Keynes
Frank
Mary Ulmer
J. E. Stewart
Marion Township
Herbert
Lucille Stimson
Cyrus Carpenter
Samuel F. Nihiser
Hazel Keister
Falls Township
Virgie
Charles Schrader
Herbert Richards
Carl E
Annabelle Riddlebarger
Joe
Mary I. Matheny
I. C
Rita Weaver
Nellie Orn
Falls- Gore
Hollis
Mary White
Lawrence
Gladys Schorr
Starr Township
Barney
Naomi Oldfield
Bernice F. Backus
Engee
Carrie Funk
George S. Helber
Alice Ruble
Dicken
John P
Alice C. Casto
Blanche Moorhead
A. K
Julia Smith
Fred B. Lewis
Local Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Recent admissions at Hocking Valley Hospital include Clarence Bradfort from Lancaster with an accident and Lillian Brown from Logan with a medical condition. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis of Logan Route 1, twins. Dismissed are Ray Carter of Haydenville and Mrs. George Clark and son of Logan Route 3. Also listed are Mrs. Louis VanDemis of Logan and D. F. Anguish of Cleveland.
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Clarence Bradfort
Lancaster
Lillian Brown
Logan
Pamela Sue Boyd
Hemlock
Clarence Davis
Logan Route 1
Ray Carter
Haydenville
George Clark
Louis VanDemis
D. F. Anguish
Cleveland
Speer New Georgia Pastor At Methodist Church
Rev and Mrs J W Speer relocate to Georgia where he will serve as pastor of a Methodist church. Guests include Mr and Mrs Thomas Ragan of Gallipolis and Mr and Mrs Clarence Adams of Evergreen. Mrs Carl Russell of Newark visits. Jimmy Thomas, former patient at Children’s Hospital Columbus, has returned home. Alice Yeaguer.
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Cheshire
J. W. Speer
Georgia
Thomas Ragan
Gallipolis
Lottie Roush
Clarence Adams
Evergreen
Curt Swisher
Carl Russell
Newark
Eugene Watson
J. F. Sayre
Floressee
Buckeye Lake Visit Logan With Barker And Harbaugh
Mrs. Julia Barker and Mrs. Ross Harbaugh visited Mrs. Harbaughs daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs Reelhorn at Buckeye Lake today.
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Buckeye Lake
Logan
Julia Barker
Ross Harbaugh
Pressure Gauge Test Slated at Laurelville
Home demonstration agent Mrs. Emily Van Fossan schedules pressure cooker gauge tests at Laurelville schoolhouse this Saturday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for local housewives. County tests last Saturday by Harold C Rug gies found 15 gauges tested defective and urged checks countywide.
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Logan
Laurelville
Emily van Fossan
Harold C. Ruggies
Eye Nurse Consults With Health Office in Logan
Mrs. Glen Wagner a special eye nurse with the state division of social administration spent Tuesday in Logan in consultation with the Hocking County health department regarding several cases under consideration by the local department.
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Logan
Glen Wagner
State Division of Social Administration
Hocking County
Logan couple granted divorce on cruelty grounds
Thais Jeanette Rose obtained a divorce from William Clayton Rose in common pleas court findings of extreme cruelty. Custody of four minor children awarded to the plaintiff with support obligations imposed. Marriage dated June 30, 1938.
Radio Station Lineup And Schedule For July 22
A detailed inventory of area stations NBC WLW CBS WBNS WSAZ WCHS WPAR MBS WHKC ABC WCOL WMOA and more with time slots from 6:00 to 4:00 including news, sports, music, drama, and kiddies hours. Program blocks include The Lewis Show National Minstrels Jack Pearl Show Abbott Costello Go For the House L. Hampton Show Arthur Godfrey and many serials and variety segments.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
Abc-Wcol
WMOA
Marietta
Nbe
Dhs Network
Abc Basic
the Lewis
Ebs
Abe Fullen Lewis, Jr
Mbsa
Abe
A. Rollini
Abe Jerry Wayne
Cbas
Lone Ranger
Kaltenborn
Cbs Sports
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Mavier Cugat Musico
Jack Pearl
Abe Dr. Christian
Cbs Pan
Whiteman
Abe James Melton
Abe L. Hampton
Bill Henry
Abeo the Whistler
Gordon MacRae
Abe Capitol
News
Abc-West
fFloneymoon
N. Y
Abe Queen
Martin Block
Mike
Cbs Treasury
Mother and daughter return home from hospital
Mrs. Wayne Whitcraft and her infant daughter Kathleen were discharged and returned home Tuesday from Lancaster City Hospital.
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Logan
Wayne Whitcraft
Kathleen
Lancaster City Hospital
Springfield officials ask for city salary increases
Springfield firemen and police yesterday asked the city for salary increases which City Manager Oscar L. Fleckner said would average $65 a month.
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Springfield
Oscar L. Fleckner
Supervisor Logan Visits Welfare Agencies in Logan
Miss Isabelle Walter, supervisor of field representatives for the state welfare department, visited Logan social welfare agencies on Tuesday to review operations and meet staff.
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Visttor Logan
Isabelle Walter
State Welfare Department
Logan
Sterling's alibi unravels in New Rochelle mystery
Marcus Sterling steals his wife's diamond necklace and $10,000 cash to cover a gambling debt. Police Lt Talent confronts Sterling after the wife Miriam is found murdered in their home. Sterling lies about his movements as Talent investigates the Edgecraft Club and the getaway plan.
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Marcus Sterling
Harry Rindie
Sterling
Edgecraft Country Club
Marcus
Miriam
Potlee St. Tatent
Mrs. Sterling
Talent
Stella Nelson
Miss Wilson
Mr. Sterling
Christopher Talent
Johnny Geer
Bob Davis
Mr. Talent
Lieutenant Talent
New York
Price Cutting is The People’s Power to Regulate Prices
Sam Simmons argues consumers can curb high prices by buying only necessities and shunning overpriced goods. He warns against mass boycotts and organized price assaults, fearing unemployment and social upheaval, but suggests a voluntary 20 percent cut in purchases could ease inflation.
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Parkersburg
Charleston
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Over Neglect and Cruelty
Findings of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty lead to Alice C. Swackhamer winning a divorce from George Swackhamer. Custody of a minor child given to plaintiff. defendant ordered to pay support. Married November 16, 1946.
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