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Webbie
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Nationa
John W. Cullen Company
Chcago
New York
Colmpus
Cleveland
Strategic bombing survey reshapes Pearl Harbor view
Washington highlights the final Pacific war report as impartial and comprehensive. It argues Japan had ten carriers at the outbreak, US seven, and notes Philippine air strengths and the limited impact of battleships. It urges unity of command, a separate air force, and defense-focused air roles for cities.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Japan
White House
Pacific
Philippines
Manchuria
Far East
Department of Common Defense
Carrier Air
Army
Navy
Gallipolis School Board Names Two Language Instructors for New Term
Gallipolis boards hires two language instructors, Miss Josephine Snarks of New Knoxville to teach English and Miss Ruth Fiske of Chauncey to teach English and French, at a special meeting while Mr Leslie Blough resigns to pursue PhD studies at Ohio State. The meeting also discusses turfing Gallia Academy field for football prep and a salary inquiry by high school teachers amid tight funds and legal restrictions on fund use.
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Gallipolis
Gallipolis Board of Education
Leslie Blough
Ohio State University
Josephine Snarks
New Knoxville
Ruth Fiske
Chauncey
Sparks
WAC
Liberty Union High School
Basil
Virginia Intermount College
Bristol
Ohio State
University of Southern California
Miss Sparks
Jefferson, Ohio
Chauncey High School
Ohio University
Athens
Waterford High School
Chauncey-Dover
Gallia Academy
Cedar St
America
Lawrence Courty
Births Reported as Holzer Hospital See Gallipolis Plans
Out of town teachers and local officials discussed Cedar Street grounds plans for a new Memorial Stadium. Proposals included steel grandstands with a concrete club house and memorial entrance from Fourth Avenue. A concrete stadium would cost more but be sturdier. meetings continue Monday.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Ined
Heerd
Della Drives Cecily's Fate in Family Turmoil
In a revealing narrative, a narrator recalls Della, Cecily's mother's schemes and influence. Delia pursues control through wealth, romance, and social status, while Cecily, a golden child, becomes the focal point of jealousy and loyalty. The piece ends with a threat of relocation as a path to a new climate and life.
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Della
Thorne
Cecily
Delia
Revolt of the Suckers grips union leadership figures
National Maritime Union president Joseph Curran joins a rising revolt against Communist influence in unions. He condemns the NMU hierarchy, cites the recent elections as a “machine job,” and accuses Communists of secrecy, payroll parasitism, and subverting rank and file control. The piece argues rank and file vigilance and free information temper Communist tactics.
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Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
CIO
Philip Murray
Morris Munster
CIO Furniture Workers
Curran
NMU
NMIU
Russia
Mr. Curran
Pearl Harbor probe yields little new blame game
The Pearl Harbor investigating committee report fails to assign clear blame for the 1941 disaster. Congress remains divided along party lines, offering little beyond noting errors of judgment by Army and Navy leaders. The administration of President Roosevelt escapes a definitive verdict, leaving a fuller, impartial finding for a time with less political pressure.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Oahu
America
Congress
Disgusting Picture Ties May to War Profiteers
The piece attacks a photograph showing Representative Andrew May of Kentucky with the daughter of a munitions executive. It contends the image taints his image amid questions about links to war manufacturing profits and suggests voters will remember it during elections.
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Andrew Jr. May
Kentucky
Munitions Combine
May
War Manufacturing Combine
Garsson
United States
Garssons
Montana Senate race sparks probe into campaign aftermath
Peter Edson reports that after Judge Len Erickson beat Burton Wheeler for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination in Montana a special Senate committee investigated campaign expenditures. The piece notes publication of a slanderous tellall, Wheeler’s mudslinging allegations, and the committee’s shuffled personnel leading to Robert Barker as counsel, with Barker denying Wheeler’s choice.
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Washington
Montana
Len Erickson
Burton K. Wheeler
U.S
Bilbo
Mississippi
US. Senate
Wheeler
America
John E. Kennedy
Missoula
Jerry O'Connell
New York
David George Kin
Kelly
Liberty League
Alice Longworth
Russia
Senate
Allen Z. Ellender
Lowsiana
Ellender
Grace FE Johnson
Grace
Jim Murray
Bourke Hickenlooper
Fown
South Carolina
Burnet Maybank
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Robert B. Barker
Knoxville
Tenn
Dies Committee
Georgia
Federal Communications Commission
Barker
Senator Johnson
Gallia Land Deeds Listed In Gallia County Transfers
Gallia County records show real estate transfers recorded Saturday including Marie Horn to J. Muncy for 51 acres in Huntington Township Oscar and Drusilla Johnson to Chauncey and Grace Phillips 30 acres in Ohio Township Co B Allen and wife to Gladys Hayner Casey Lot 7 in Maple Shade Gallipolis Township Rachel Spear to Lester and Bertha Gates for one third acre in Gallipolis Bertha Gates for a fraction of an acre in Gall Eva and Homer Smail to Everett G Johnson and Georgia A Johnson to 60 of an acre in Ohio Township Ernie Wilson and Myrtle Anna Gibson to Roy Ervin Gibson 20 acres in Clay Township and Friday's recorded transfer Earl and Gertie Gordon to E W and Essie Lancaster 39 acres in Addison Township.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Marie Horn
J. Muncy
Tuntington
Oscar
Drusilla Johnson
Chauncey
Grace Phillips
Ohio Township
Co. B. Allen
Gladys Hayner Casey
Rachel Spear
Lester
Rertha Gates
Gallia Vet Discharged From Navy After WWII Service
Sir Charles Milton Carter of Gallia County received his Navy discharge at Great Lakes on July 9. He entered service in June 1945 and served in the American Theater.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Charles Milton Carter
Gt. Lakes
Holzer Hospital Admits and Discharges In Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital lists patients admitted on Sunday and Saturday from Gallipolis Wilkesville Wellston and Point Pleasant, includes Mrs Chauncey Johnson Miss Loraine Starcher Mrs Ernest Hively Mrs J M Adkins Mrs Everett Branscomb and others. Discharged on Sunday and late Saturday include Miss Thelma Kelly Miss Edith Dunn Mrs Norman Yeaguer infant daughter Mrs Albert Neal and several others.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Chauncey Johnson
Loraine Starcher
Wilkesville
Ernest Hively
Blatien
J. M. Adkins
Point Pleasant
Everett Branscomb
Wellston
Eph Bowles
Bostwick
Charles Childres
Henderson
W. Va
Ray Plym
Earl Custer
Andra Kaye Brown
D. ©. Newhart
Monday Temperatures in Gallipolis Reach 68 to 82
Gallipolis saw a partly cloudy and humid day with a calm poststorm feel. A light sprinkle arrived around 10:30 p.m as temperatures ranged from 68 to 82 degrees.
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Gallipolis
Five Gallipolis Men See Reds Play Sunday
Five Gallipolis men John E. Lloyd Knox Williams Harry Krause Mr Ely and Harold Dailey drove to Cincinnati Saturday to attend the Sunday afternoon double header between the Cincinnati Reds and New York Giants at Crosley Field returning Sunday evening.
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Gallipolis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Crosley Field
John E. Lloyd
Knox Williams
Harry Krause
Mr. Ely
Harold Dailey
Queen City
Three Area Men Fined by Court in Gallipolis
Gallipolis police rounded up three men on intoxication charges over the weekend. Homer Thivener pleaded guilty to intoxication and disorderly conduct, fined 15 dollars plus costs with costs suspended. Dewey Day pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined 10 dollars plus costs and 5 dollars still owed on a prior fine, remanded to city jail for nonpayment of 26.20 dollars. Emmet Cook was fined 5 dollars plus costs, failed to pay, and remanded to jail.
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Gallipolis
Judge Jones
Chester Leaper
Homer Thivener
Dewey Day
Emmet Cook
Divorce Filed in Gallia County Court
Marjorie B. Oliver sues Joseph Q. Oliver in Gallia County Common Pleas on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She seeks restoration of her name to Marjorie Taylor. The couple married in Jackson County on October 21 1937 and have no children.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Bidwell Man Pleads Guilty to Check Count
Gallipolis Charles Miller of Bidwell pleaded guilty in Squire Shate s court to forging his brother Ralston Miller s name on a 210 check and was bound over to the September Grand Jury after failing to post a 300 bond. Willard Cragg of Green Township paid a 310 fine plus costs for intoxication and was released after arraignment.
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Gallipolis
Charles Miller
Bidwell
Ralston Miller
Squire John Shate
Squire Shato
Willard Cragg
Green Township
Squire Shate
Elmer Hatfield
Tire and wheel stolen from Gallipolis resident
Max Tawney reported to police Monday morning that a spare wheel and tire, both insured, were apparently stolen from his car parked in front of his residence at 154 First Ave. sometime Sunday night.
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Gallipolis
Max Tawney
First Ave
Mrs Pearl Neal Dies At Holzer Hospital
Mrs Pearl Neal of Point Pleasant died at Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis on Saturday evening after a period of ill health. Burial arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Pearl Neal
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Permits to Wed Recorded in Gallia County Court
Permits to wed marriage licenses were recorded in Gallia County Probate Court on Saturday. Russell L. Ross, 32, farmer of Bladen, and Faye Eloise Waugh, 19, of Crown City. James C. Guinn, 24, of Charleston West Virginia, and Edith E. Atkinson, 23, of Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Russell L. Ross
Farmer
Bladen
Faye Eloise Waugh
Crown City
James C. Guinn
Charleston
W. Va
Edith £. Atkinson
Gallipolis man fined for unlicensed driver case
William Ross, 50, Jackson, arrested by the State Patrol on Sunday for permitting an unlicensed person to operate his car. He was fined and costs in Squire Art Lesser’s court in Jackson on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A J Lloyd of Gallipolis spent Sunday at the home of their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Broge Lloyd.
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Met ‘Thorne
Sporse
Della
Robert
Mavis
Deila
Cecily
Togo
Gallipolis
William Ross
Jackson
State Patrol
Squire Art Lesser
A. Ji. Lloyd
Broge Lioyd
News Your Dad Read WEN YEARS AGO Social night for American Legion members in Glouster
The piece recalls past local happenings including Frank McCann Post American Legion in Glouster celebrating a bonus payment with a social night. It mentions Rex Koons playing with a Cleveland orchestra in Waldaneer Park Erie PA and travels of local residents to Cleveland and Buckeye Lake for Expositions and visits. It notes twenty years ago events with Mrs Merwin visiting from Canon City and Canton trips, plus relatives visiting, and summer plans at Buckeye Lake.
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WEN
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Glouster
Rex Koons
Mrs. E. & Koons
Cleveland Orchestra
Waldaneer Park
Erie
Social News Notes From Long Bottom
Long Bottom residents share visits with relatives including Will Casley and daughter Mrs. Clarence Laughlin Athens and Mrs. Mayme Richardson Chillicothe. Nearby funeral attendance for Mrs. William Price at Silversville. Rev Davis alters preaching schedule to every two weeks. Gallipolis reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Chauncey Johnson at Holzer Hospital on Monday.
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Long Bottom
Will Casley
Clarence Laughlin
Athens
Mayme Richardson
Chillicothe
John Chevalier
John Hensley
Osa Bailey
Akron
W. N. Swain
Beverly Young
Joansburg
William Price
Silversville
Davis
C. H. Lawrence
Marie Swan
Lindsey Lyons, Jr
Gallipolis
Chauncey Johnson
Holzer Hospital
Mon ‘Day
Side Glances by Galbraith Ope 1946 Beach Dream Man
A light reflection on romance at the seaside hints that patience for a dream man may be unnecessary as promising, eligible men appear in abundance. The column notes playful optimism about future suitors and social charm.
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