Subscription rates and book promoting note from Ohio State Journal
The copy lists carrier and mail subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery in Ohio and surrounding areas. It also promotes Land a book published by Friends of the Land with editors Dr Jonathan Forman and O E Fink and explains publication costs and appeal, inviting readers to support a sellout.
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Athens
Ohio
Land
Ohio University
Jonathan Forman
O. E. Fink
Columbus
Friends of the Land
High St
Ohio State Journal
Refuge In The Flooded Riverbank
Mrs. Malone tends the injured Mrs. Everson as a severe flood sweeps through a river area. Victor and Malone race to a sedan for medicines, endure a torrential storm, then witness a trailer and cargo swept away by a crushing surge. They cling to a fragile hope sparked by a nightclub broadcast.
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Sedan
Victor
Mrs. Malone
Lawn fetes boost social life and fundraisers
A persuasive piece extols ice cream socials or lawn fetes as ideal open air gatherings. It highlights community benefits including fundraising for causes, neighborly bonding, and opportunities for families, young people, and the elderly to mingle and support worthy aims.
Jackie Goes to Bat for Negroes in HUAC Hearing
Jackie Robinson testifies before HUAC on communism among Negroes. He says most Negroes are patriotic Americans who would fight for their country in war, contrasts Robeson's stance, and notes racial discrimination predated communist agitation. He urges genuine action to end discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
House Un-American Activities Committee
Paul Robeson
Russia
Robinson
Soils food and health book by Friends of the Land
The Friends of the Land publish a compilation titled So l and the health. They argue good soil yields better food and health and may foster world peace, though certainty is elusive. The text reflects on hunger driving wars and the need for soil conservation worldwide.
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Friends of the Land
Times
World Peace
Friends of the
Real estate outlook urged against retrenchment warnings
Earl D. Mender, president of the Athens County Real Estate Board, argues against pessimistic lending talk and predicts steady housing cost increases. He urges buyers to act now, noting strong housing demand and likely rising labor and tax costs in coming years. July 24, Nelsonville.
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the Messenger
Earl D. Mender
Athens County Real Estate Board
Nelsonville
Hay fever season and pollen injections explained
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes rag weed pollen peaks around August 15 causing sneezing itchy eyes and nasal congestion. Injections taken before the season aim to reduce sensitivity with varying success and temporary relief once the season begins.
Hartford City and Its Early Salt Industry Heritage
Hartford West Virginia’s history centers on salt works and coal mining begun by the Mason County Mining and Manufacturing Company. It covers early settlers, barge building by William Harpold, the 1868 incorporation, population of 467 in 1940, and subsequent economic shifts including the Ohio River Railroad and river transport decline.
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Hartford
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Mason County
W. Va
Andrew Waggener
George the Third
God
Great Britain and Ireland
Williamsburg
Virginia
North America
Dunmore
Waggoner
England
Washington
New Haven
Mason City
William Harpold
Meigs County
Ohio
George W. Moredock
W. A. Healy
Ira Winkleblack
David Fernell
Hartford City
West Virginia
Connecticut
Wilks
Great Bend
Liverpool Salt Company
William
Ten Mile Creek
United Brethren
Church of God
Valley City
John Dillon
James M. Crump
John Kearns
Emil Knight
David Schray
Harry Gibbs
Harry Grimm
Marshall
James Holt
Bar
Ohio River Railroad
Huntington
Baltimore and
Ohio River Division
Baltimore and Ohio ‘Railroad
Truman pushes for arms aid to Western allies in Congress
President Truman asks Congress to fund arms for Western European allies to deter Soviet aggression. The State Department argues aid must arrive quickly to prevent economic and political collapse. He notes fears of Communist takeovers if defenses and economies lag, urging rapid economic and military support.
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Truman
Congress
State Department
Europe
Russa
Soviet Union
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Mr. Truman
Quiz Hall By Wilton Hall Answers Puzzle
Quiz hall by Wilton Ef Hall presents ten multiple choice questions for men women and teens with scoring bands and an odd final garbled answer line. It tests animal names Great Lakes slavery era politics Gone With the Wind figures and flag etiquette.
Drowned pastor, best shot, and a fire killed horse in 25 years ago notes
The Rev John Roberts aged 21 drowned while swimming in the Hocking River near Guysville dam. Robert H. Work, at Ft Knox training camp, was named best shot in Company F First Infantry. A horse named Gyp owned by the William Ryan family died in a lightning fire at Chauncey. A gas well was recently drilled on William Rice’s farm north of Stewart.
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John Roberts
United Brethren Church
Hocking
Guysville
Robert H. Work
Ft. Knox
First Infantry
Gyp
William Ryan
Ryan
Chauncey
William Rice
Stewart
Beer through the ages a guide to history and hops
Hal Boyle surveys beer lore from Noah’s ark to Byrd’s Antarctic voyage and colonial rations. The Brewers Foundation pamphlet traces beer’s ascent with civilization including Columbus, Washington, Adams and Jefferson, plus early carbonation and 19th century AC.
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New York
Ark
Miso
South Pole
Richard B. Byrd
United States Brewers Foundation
Christopher Columbus
Central America
John Alden
Priscilla Mullen
New York City
Jean Virne
Wall Street
William Penn
George Washington
Board of War
Washington
Samuel Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Henry
Israel Putnam
James Madison
Joseph Priestley
Radio Stations and Frequencies Listed for Ohio Valley Area
The notice lists broadcast frequencies for regional stations NBC WLW in Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WENS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1400 KE.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Listings for July Evening Lineup
A detailed hourly radio schedule lists programs on various networks from 6:00 PM to 4:00 AM. Shows include News Reports, Sports Discussions, The Lone Ranger, Archie Andrews, Henry Morgan Show, Bob Poole Show, Kate Smith Half Hour, Queen for a Day, and Dawn to Daytime lineups with multiple repeats and time slots across abe, cbs, nbc, mbs, abc networks.
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Nbe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbs-West
Abe
Obs
Mbs
Cbs News
Nbc News
Cbs Sports
Billie Burke
Nbc
Cbs International Airport
Henry Morgan
Abe Lewisohn
Cbs
Abe Scattergood Baines
Abe Lawrence Welk
Abe Family Theater
Abe Capitol
Cbs String Ensemble
Abec
Cbs News & Dancing
Abe News
Mbe
Abc-West
N. Y
Abc
The
Clevelandaires
Abe Bob Poole
Godfrey
Abe Kate Smith
Abeo
Lopez
Hollywood
Abe Queen
Rob Lewis
Abe Bill Slater
Kay Kyser
West
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Michigan
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Jennifer Jones
Maid of Orleans
France
Poland
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Arthur Lewis
Cleveland Rams
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Mt. Sterling
Betty Brooks
Sara Martin
Athens High School
Ruth Geisen
Hal Boyle
America
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Agricultural Extension Office
Ohio Hereford Breeders
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