Lilienthal Probe Opens In Atomic Energy Clash
In a crowded Washington room Senator Hickenlooper and AEC chairman David Lilienthal face off as hearings begin over alleged mismanagement of the atomic program. McMahon promises a broad, searchlight scrutiny while questions of accountability and the scope of the probe loom ahead.
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Senator Hickens
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Hickenlooper
McMahon
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Bea Cosgrove Probes Island Deaths In Mystery Tale
Bea Cosgrove doubts Lilly Warren and Henry Gough Harding died by own action on Speare Island. She surveils Harding's sheep and recalls a cave with blood and whiskey, while Miguel Oak, captain of the Simpatico, reveals his brother died in a work accident on the island and admits pranks on Harding. He is interrupted by approaching footsteps.
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Bea
Harding
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Sillwell
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Fred
Lilly
Lilly Warren
Bea Cosgrove
Henry Gough Harding
Speare Island
Miguel Oak
Simpatico
Agnes Firth
Mabel Jones
Oak
Rest in Ohio vacation pitch targets Buckeye State
An Ohio promotional piece extols Ohio for fishing In spring and fall when locals fish, scenery along the Ohio Muskingum and Scioto rivers, and good nearby dining. It urges families of ordinary income to vacation in Ohio, noting travel fatigue from far trips and advocating a restful Buckeye State getaway.
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Ohio
Middle West
Muskingum
Scioto
Buckeye
Needlesse expense and welfare publicity drive criticized
A critique argues a ruling party seeks to launch a daily paper to promote welfare programs including socialized medicine and federal pensions. It claims widespread support for benefits reduces labor resistance and urges electing more congressmen to push the welfare agenda without debate.
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Uncle Sam
Credit by Degrees at Colorado Graduation Week
Wives of graduating veterans at the University of Colorado will receive a special guard call during graduation week as the record of returned servicemen’s education is celebrated. The piece notes wives joining the college scene and sharing in credit for the graduates’ achievements.
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Ed P. H. T
Old College
Papa
University of Colorado
Last Day Reflections on Rural Country School Life
The piece recalls the last day of country school with speaking programs and meals, noting rural communities still preserve old time gatherings. Parents, bused children, and teachers share in the celebration, showing community interest amid modern changes.
Ice Cream Social Sponsored by Enterprise Youth Fellowship
The Evangelical United Brethren Church youth fellowship will host an ice cream social Friday at 7 p.m. on Tom Bowen s lawn Route 33.
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Enterprise—Youth Fellowship of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Tom Bowen
Hemlock Grove Social Roundup Spans Families and Visits
Local notes record visits among Hemlock Grove residents and friends across nearby towns. Columbus residents Mr and Mrs Brooks Folk and son Mark, plus others from Pomeroy Bur lingham and Wilbur Midkiff circles, share weekends and dinners, with trips to Detroit and Michigan mentioned among extended kin.
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Emmett Midkiff
Washington, D. C
Michigan
George Midkiff
Detroit
Otis
Beaverton
Herb
Bert
Addie Bradfield
Harrisonville
Porter Midkiff
Anna Ackley
Columbus
Quiz Hall By Wilton E Hall Poses 10 Question Test
A quiz by Wilton E Hall lists ten questions for men women and teens with multiple choice options on sports history law and famous names. The supplied answer key is garbled and unreadable in parts.
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Wilton E. Hall
Road Project Rejected Along Route 7 in Gallia Meigs
State highway director and board of awards rejected Project 121 on Route 7 in Gallia and Meigs counties on May 28 after an inspection found resurfacing unnecessary. The isolated repair portion will proceed without resurfacing. The project covered 4.898 miles in Addison Cheshire Salisbury townships with a Sept 30 completion target and an estimated cost of 116,600 dollars.
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Meigs
Addison
Cheshire
Salisbury
Highway Maintenance Co
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Vinton
Security jitters grip world as fear of loss grows
Hal Boyle argues security is humanity’s oldest dream yet its pursuit breeds more insecurity. From a railroad porter to a Kremlin leader, people fear losing wealth, youth, and health as war and famine persist. Death undercuts every hope for safety, making true security unattainable while alive.
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Omaha
Wall Street
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Joe Stalin
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Earth
Tetanus prevention via toxoid and coffee caution
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains tetanus is deadly but preventable with toxoid injections. He notes soil exposure, deep injuries, and the benefit of preemptive immunity, citing wartime vaccination success and safe, minimal reactions. He answers that coffee unlikely affects blood pressure, though it is a strong drug and may be restricted with hypertension.
Apple Grove Apple Run Meets at Home of Hill Family
The WSCS gathered at Mrs. Dallas Hill’s home with Mrs. Dale Hill as assistant hostess for the year end meeting led by president Mrs. E. C. Clark. Refreshments served to a group including Mrs. Daisy White and others. Sue Ann Buck is recovering from whooping cough as Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKelvey plan a Washington, D. C. trip. the Clarks and their daughter Marlene visited Mr. and Mrs. Barney O'Brien in Junction City.
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Apple Run
WSCS
Dallas Hill
Dale Hill
E. C. Clark
Daisy White
Beulah Graham
Gladys Shields
Mabel Roush
Stella Clark
Dollie Wolfe
Orpha Barr
Marlene Clark
Jane
Donna Hill
Sue Ann Buck
Radio Station Lineup and Evening Schedule Highlights
Comprehensive listing of network affiliations and hourly programs for NBC WLW CBS WCHS and others across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and more. Includes news reports sports shows dramas comedies variety acts and musical programs with times from 6:00 p.m. to midnight and continuing into the early morning.
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Dhba
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Beulah
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Cbe
Fulton Lewin, Jr
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Abde
Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Band
Abe Jack Carson
Jimmy Durante
F.B.I
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Break the Bank
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Red Skelton
Abe the Sheriff
Riley
Playhouse
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Meet the Press
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Stern
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Mbe
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Lopez
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Musicana
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Abe Poole
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St. Louis
Abe Jerry and
Skye
Tea and Crumpets
Wormwood Forest
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