Truman fills labor board with union ally amid outcry
Washington observers note President Truman appointed J Copeland Gray and another labor union partisan to the National Labor Relations Board, prompting criticism that two-thirds majorities were sidestepped. Critics fear the board will tilt toward union interests and depart from Taft Hartley interpretations. Senate deliberations hinge on senatorial courtesy and future sessions.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Murdock
Utah
Senate
House of Representatives
Howard Smith
Virginia
Smith
Labor Board
House
Capitol Hill
John L. Lewis
William Green
New
Senator Ives
New York
J. Copeland Gray
National Defense Chief Acts As Co-Ordinator
James Marlow explains the congressional approval of a unified national defense setup. The plan creates a civilian secretary of defense overseeing three service secretaries for Army Navy and Air Force, plus civilian councils and boards to coordinate resources, intelligence, and research for national security.
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National Defense
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Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Army Air Force
Secretary of National Defense
Defense
National Security Resources Board
America
Interior
National Security
Council
Secretaries of State
National Resources Board
Central Intelligence Agency
War Council
Research and Development Board
Munitions Board
Vilian
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Naval Operations
Chester W. Nimitz
Julius Stone Remembered for Science And Civic Duty
Arthur C. Johnson writes in The Columbus Dispatch that Julius Stone lived a long varied life marked by scientific achievement and generous cultural giving. Stone supported Ohio State University with leadership and a gift of Gibraltar Island as a biology lab, while pursuing exploration and scholarly interests across continents.
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Julius Stone Friday
Mr. Stone
Stone
Colorado
Cape
Cairo
Ohio State University
Gibraltar Island
Putin Bay
Julius Stone
Arthur C. Johnson
The
Columbus Dispatch
The Fruits of Statism and Free Enterprise
A historical critique arguing American freedom in a competitive economy contrasts with European and Latin American state controlled markets. It warns that government intervention and private cartels curb innovation, concentrate power, and can lead to dictatorship, with socialism looming as the end result.
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Europe
South America
Russell Porter
New York Times
German doctor claims pill to prevent starvation
A German physician announces invention of a pill to avert hunger. The piece notes the doctor belongs to a nation blamed for Europe’s hunger and suggests sharing the remedy with other Europeans, as Europe copes with food shortages.
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Europe
War or peace next Congress faces looming conflict
Peter Edson argues a defining issue for Congress and the nation is whether the United States will fight another war. He outlines four paths to peace, critiques the Marshall plan as a step toward dual worlds, and notes Congress’ recently halting shift toward two-world policy.
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Washington
Congress
United States
State Department
Amercan
Charles A. Eaton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Greece
China
Korea
Germany
Austria
Russia
Moscow
Axis
Soviet Russia
Byrnes
Meigs County
FFA
FHA
Anderson
United States of America
Meigs County Warns on Tomato Blight Spread and Farm Safety
Tomato blight risk in Meigs County rises with rainfall and cool weather. Farmers are advised to apply fixed copper weekly or after rain, dusting or spraying 50 pounds per acre or 200 gallons per acre. The piece also covers rural accident rates, farm safety guidance from W E Stuckey, and a study on vitamin A in milk when cows move to pasture, plus recommendations on winter silage and hay.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
W. E. Stuckey
Ohio State University
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Lucas
Franklin
Guernsey
Highland
Madison
Greene
Delaware
Miami
Hardin
Medina
Coshocten
Paulding
Fulton
Hancock
Allen
Crawford
Richland
Holmes
Huron
Erie
Gallia
Pike, Auglaize
Adams
Noble
Clermont
Morgan, Morrow, Jackson
Put
Nam
Brown
Pike County
Paulding County
Stuckey
U.S.P
R. G. Washburn
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Logan school board awards painting contract at West End
Alfred Poling awarded the painting and decorating contract for the West End school building after submitting the lowest bid among five. Other bidders were Buell Eby Moorehead & Son Geo Hall & Son and Joe Mount.
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Logan
Alfred Poling
West End
Poling
Buell Eby
Moorehead & Son
Geo. Hall & Son
Joe Mount
Westfall's Lunch Expands as Officials Return from Denver Trip
After a 5000 mile western journey for the Elks convention in Denver Col. Ecker Sheriff Hatfield and others returned home to Gallipolis. They opened an additional room on the Lawhead Building second floor. County officials face funding issues for tuberculosis hospital patients. Camp Jackson in Jackson County chosen for a joint 4 H Club camp with six counties participating: Hocking Athens Jackson Meigs Vinton and Gallia.
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Denver
Col
Horace B. Ecker
Sheriff E. E. Hatfield
Stanley B. Huntington
Clyde C. Ingels
Gallipolis
Hiram
Claude Westfall
Westfall
Lawhead Building
W. Washington, St
Camp Jackson
Jackson County
Hocking
Athens
Jackson
Meigs
Vinton
Gallia
VA Answers Top 10 GI Bill Education Questions
The VA outlines how entitlement is calculated and how long benefits last, which schools are eligible, and what books, equipment, and subsistence payments cover. It also details changing courses, night or part time study, work earnings limits, progress requirements, multi school training, and private tutoring eligibility.
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A. VA
Nightly Radio Listings Across NBC CBS ABC and MBS
Tuesday and Wednesday program grids show Milton Berle Judy Green Hornet Mr and Mrs North We the People Studio One and more across NBC CBS ABC and MBS with times from 7:30 to 11:30 broadcast hours mentioning diverse shows and hosts in New York listings.
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New York
NBC
Fred Waring
Gramps
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
Robert Q. Lewis
ABC
Tom Breneman
Eddie Albert
Phil Silvers
U. S. Marine Band
Martin Block
Johnny Madero
Sister-in-Law Dies In Huntington Hospital
Garen and Pearley Stansbury learned of the death of their sister in law Mrs Edna Stansbury who died in a Huntington hospital after a prolonged illness Funeral services and interment were held in Pittsburgh Saturday Mrs Stansbury is survived by her husband Charles Stansbury and other relatives
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Middleport
Garen
Pearley Stansbury
Edna Stansbury
Huntington Hospital
Pittsburgh
Stansbury
Charles Stansbury
Carpenter Family Vacation and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Dolphus Burke and family returned from visits to Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Mrs Nora Kendall guest of Mr and Mrs A P Rupe. Sunday guests included Mrs Mary Willcox and multiple Cooper and Winter families plus Mr and Mrs Frank Wood Carpenter. Don Jones visited E H Starkey recently. Clarance Throckmorton bought a new hay stacker for the neighborhood.
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Jane
Connie
O. W. Winter
Columbus
Frank Wood
Don Jones
E. H. Starkey
Clarance Throckmorton
Keziah Dye
Medical Comment on Myxedema and Thyroid Treatment
Dr. William A. O'Brien explains myxedema from thyroid failure, its signs in adults and children, and treatment with dried animal thyroid extract. The column notes risks of low metabolism tests and emphasizes lifelong dosing for recovery. A reader asks about teen lipstick and the answer cites allergy risks and masking illness.
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William A. O'Brien
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