The Nation Today on postwar shifts toward Cold War realities
The Nation Today traces postwar U.S. shifts from hopes of quick tax cuts and debt relief to renewed military buildup and deepening ties with Europe. It notes the Marshall Plan, Atlantic and arms pacts, Soviet atomic progress, and growing American readiness for a long clash with communism and possible federal European unity discussions.
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Washington
I.p
Germany
Russia
United Nations
Byrnes
Marshall
Europe
Marshal
China
Congress
State Acheson
Truman
Farm youth honored for leadership in Southeastern Ohio
The piece lauds Future Farmers of America and 4-H youths for advancing farming in the hills. It highlights a 17 year old who earned master farmer status, local leaders guiding many young farmers, and the effort to reclaim land, build dairy herds, and boost farm income despite geography and past ignorance. It closes with a social notes section from Shade listing local visitors and gatherings.
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Farmers of America
Ohio
Quiz Hall by Wilton Fe Hall
A trivia quiz lists ten questions across men women and teenagers with multiple choice options and a scoring guide. It includes answers line garbled with extraneous characters.
Emerald Necklace Heist Haunts Broadway Bride Mystery
Gloria Brown, a Brooklyn bride, is swept into a murder mystery when a hat box arrives. Police suspect the Benonis have skipped along with a delivery boy found dead in a dumbwaiter. Gloria faces threats and a tangled crime amid false alibis and Boston pride.
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Gioria Brown
Brooklyn
Mrs. Benont
Mr. Benoni
Gloria
Benonis
Resistance Boosts as Building Prices Stabilize Nationwide
The building program gains momentum as people accept higher costs for homes and business buildings. Despite earlier resistance and white-collar price pressures, builders push ahead with smaller but more equipped houses and sophisticated heating and kitchen setups.
Spending for Security and Arms Aid in Asia and Europe
The article notes the U S plans to fund arms aid abroad with 1 314 billion dollars last year and 1 2225 billion requested for the coming year. It outlines allocations of about 1 billion for North Atlantic Treaty countries 120 million for Greece and Turkey 27 5 million for Iran Southern Korea and the Philippines and 75 million for the general area of China with Vietnam Indo China and Malaya cited as potential flashpoints. It mentions isolationist pushback and questions the vagueness over China and Formosa policy.
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Russia
United States
Congress
Europe
Far East
Truman
China
Formosa
Southeast Asia
Indo-China
Malaya
Heroes come in many forms across a lifetime
HAL BOYLE reflects on personal heroes from childhood to WWII, arguing heroes evolve with age. He recalls a bulldog named Dewey, his father, and figures like Buffalo Bill and Babe Ruth, then notes heroes in wartime and ordinary people who work quietly. The piece urges recognizing everyday heroes in one’s neighborhood.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Dewey
Manila Bay
Achilles
Buffalo Bill
Stonewall Jackson
Man-O-War
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Galahad
Tom Mix
Hopalong Cassidy
China Lost for Now as Southeast Asia Fights On
The discussion suggests the general area of China is no longer a current frontier, with Truman aiming to reassure lawmakers. The real conflict is seen in Southeast Asia as the dominant theater of concern and action for U.S. policy.
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Truman
China
Southeast Asia
Wilcox family heads two week Florida vacation
Mrs Myrtle Wilcox and her children Richard and Helen Wilcox of Millfield left last week for a Florida vacation lasting two weeks.
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Chauncey
Myrtle Wilcox
Richard Wilcox
Helen Wilcox
Millfield
Florida
Television Programs Note Note by Stations
TV listings show WLWC Channel 3 6 pm to 11:30 pm programs including Kukla Fran Ollie News Caravan Theater Fireside Theater Dorothy Humphreys Amateur Hour Feature Film Photo News and Say It With Music. Schedule continues next morning with test patterns Haystack Hullabaloo Magic Telekitonen Tunesnap Trading Post Teen Canteen Howdy Doody Meetin Time WBNS Channel 10 and others list Captain Video Police Department Manhattan Western Cavalcade of Bands Boxing Pictorial News and more.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Joe Hill
News Caravan
Dorothy Humphreys
General Store
Manhattan
Pictorial News
Pfilm
World News
Carnival of Music
Cartoon Theater
Wbns-Tv
Roger Nelson
Douglas Edwards
Ed Wynn
Cbs Network
Abee-West
Mbs East
Mbs West
Nbe
Cbs
One Man's Family
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Bob Crosby
Ciub
Cbs Counter Spy
Cebs
Monte Cristo
Cbs Gentlemen of Press
Bob Hope
Luigi
Ebs
John Steele
Penelope
Abe Johnny Dollar
Cbbs
Time For Defense
Abe Phillip Marlowe
Cbe
Robert Nathan
Abc
Mbe
Chillicothe Rose Tops at Columbus Show
The yellow Peace rose by H H Allen of Chillicothe won the Ezra C Anstaett trophy at the Columbus Rose Show. Mrs Edward Ray of Lancaster earned the Dean Oscar V Brumley cup for best rose arrangement. Harold Weaver of Basil received two prizes for best rose varieties.
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Columbus
H. H. Allen
Chillicothe
Allen
Ezra C. An- Staett
Edward Ray
Lancaster
Dean Oscar V. Brumley
Harold Weaver
Basil
Thimble Club and 4-H Meeting Gather in Tuppers Plains
In Tuppers Plains the Thimble Club held its final gathering at Rev W W Bragg's home with a noon potluck. Attendees included Mrs Pauletta Dean and sons Denny and Kevin and several other members. The T P Faithful Workers 4 H Club met May 19 at the schoolhouse with Iris Rice directing and Mrs Nolan sharing stitches guidance. Visitors included Sgt and Mrs Chas Chapman and Homer Chapman. Brenda Kay Collins was born to Mr and Mrs Jean Collins.
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Tuppers Plains
Thimble Club
W. W. Bragg
Pauletta Dean
Denny
Kevin
Maxine Chapson
Billy Hess
Idonia Parker
Duane
Ethel Stout
Cora Hamilton
Mabel Hostetter
Lelia Fulton
Hattie Green
Lily Hardway
Carrie Behr
Iris Rice
Nolan
Carl Parker
Chas. Chapman
Omaha
Neb
Homer Chapman
Huntington
W. Va
Jean Collins
Brenda Kay
Walter Torrence
East Liverpool
Nelson Torrence
Roy Pierce
H.green
Gladys Barber
Radio Program Schedule Mixed for NBC CBS and ABC Stations
A listing of radio programs and time slots across multiple stations including NBC WLW CBS WCA Columbus ABC WCOL and more. The schedule covers daily noon to 1 pm weekday blocks and 6 to 9 pm evenings with a range of dramas comedies news features and music through late night and into the next day.
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AKEPA
NBC
WLW
Cintionati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Wwe
Woli—Fm
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Athens
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