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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

4

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The Authority Route and Nationalized Power Threats

A. S. Cummins of California Oregon Power argues that an Authority would be a federal corporation with power over natural resources and cross state lines, supplanting private firms and federal agencies. He warns that TVA and similar schemes edge toward national socialism and erode private enterprise and civilian rights.

A. S TVA Bonneville Coulee Shasta

Nystrom Urges Retail Reform to Curb Inflation

Dr. Paul Nystrom of Columbia University, chairing the Central Council of National Retail Associations, urges Congress to amend the Price Control Act. He warns OPA rules burden production, notes inflation already at about 32 percent above 1941 levels, and calls for fewer orders, elimination of cost absorption, and steps to encourage production and distribution of necessities.

Paul Nystrom Columbia University OPA Central Council of National Retail Associations Association Congress Nystrom

Administrative absolutism challenges in federal agencies

Dr. Roscoe Pound, former Harvard Law dean, argues in American Affairs for immediate checks on federal agencies. He claims agencies conduct investigations and prosecutions, act with subordinates in adjudications, and seek to avoid judicial scrutiny, signaling a shift toward broader administrative power.

Roscoe Pound Harvard Law School American Affairs National Industrial Conference Board Pound

Truman Appointments Seen Shaping Court and Treasury

David Lawrence argues that President Truman’s picks Fred Vinson John W Snyder and John Sullivan position the Supreme Court toward a moderating majority and safeguard citizens against arbitrary rulings. Vinson may align with Frankfurter and Burton, Snyder faces scrutiny from New Dealers, and Sullivan is praised as a capable, liberal Navy administrator.

Washington Truman Fred Vinson Congress Treasury Jackson F. .Furter Black Douglas Vinson Supreme Court Frankfurter Jack Burton Murphy Justice Reed Department América Waington White United States John J. Parker Mr. Snyder John Snyder Navy John Sullivan New Hampshire J . Sullivan Roosevelt Pauley Sullivan Navy Department Forrestal Mr. Sullivan

Truman Shifts from OWMR to Fresh Economic Council

President Truman plans to replace the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion with a new three man Economic Council under the War Powers Act. The move involves nominating Smyder for Treasury and transferring reconversion duties to the council to shape postwar policy and oversee federal departments.

Washington Truman New Economic Council John W. Snyder Smyder Secretary of the Treasury OWMR Economic Council Congress Snyders Snyder the Treasury Jabor New Haven New Deal

Ravenswood Pool to Open This Weekend If Warmer Weather Holds

Ravenswood officials announce the municipal swimming pool may open this weekend with Robert Manning, high school coach, in charge. A crew led by John Fling Mon finished painting the pool and the dressing and check rooms are cleaned and painted under L. R. Tucker’s report.

Ravenswood L. R. Tucker Recorder Robert Manning John Fling Mon

Miss Madeline McMaster to speak at Lions Club meeting

AC Will Speak Miss Madeline McMaster who was discharged from the WAC recently after being in Germany will speak at Thursdays meeting for the Lions Club according to Howard Camp chairman of the program committee. Miss McMaster employed at the Slaven Store volunteered at the close of the war to serve in Germany. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Vail funeral home Ripley for Mrs Lide Cawan Casto 87 who died at her home Saturday afternoon following a long illness. Mrs Casto was born in Meigs County daughter of George and Diadema Cowen. She came to this county 48 years ago. Surviving are her husband H J Casto two sons and two daughters Dale Casto Charleston Creel Casto at home Mrs Fern Robbins Omaha Neb and Mrs Faust Kerns Sandyville one sister Mrs Jennie Beal Meigs County and 15 grandchildren.

Madeline McMaster WAC Germany Lions Club Howard Camp Miss McMaster Slaven Vail Ripley Lide Cawan Casto Casto Meigs County George Diadema Cowen County H. J. Casto Dale Casto Charleston Creel Casto Fern Robbins Omaha Neb Faust Kerns Sandyville Jennie Beal

Pinkerton and Kobausk Wed in Parma Ceremony

Mrs. Mary Dow Pinkerton announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Irene Pinkerton to John Paul Kobausk of Parma. The double ring ceremony was performed by Judge R W Gering in Parma on May 48. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a reception at the Kobausk home.

Mary Dow Ravenswead Ethel Irene Pinkerton John Paul Kobausk Peter Kobausk Parma R. W. Gering

Malone Newton Nuptials at Walton Memorial Church

Margaret Evelyn Malone of Ravenswood married Orne Leroy Newton of Detroit Michigan at Walton Memorial Methodist Church. Rev Paul E B Sutton officiated as Harold Morgan escorted the bride. Miss Pauline Bennett was maid of honour. A reception followed with many attendees from Ravenswood Raven Rock Detroit and Marietta. Gordon Newton gave a address at Ravenswood High School Association meeting after.

Walton Memorial Methodist Church Margaret Evelyn Malone Ravenswood Orne Leroy Newton Detroit Michigan J. W. Evans John Turnbull Lohengrin Paul EB. Sutton Newton Gordon Newton Pauline Bennett Harold Morgan Bertha Miss Bennett Roger Rymer Papfest Jack Walker Ripley Edna Marshall Joan W. MM. Buckley Harry Lowers Bobbie Parkersburg Mabel Wagner Rhoda Frances Raven Rock Clara G. Newton Jackie Bloomfield Richard C. Newton Phyllis Wallace Carl $Vackley Mary Dorle Marietta Harold Evans Marilyn Morgan Joan Marshall Julia Turnbull Mabel Fling Charlotte Turnbull C. E. Leeson Gordon Reetor Charleston Ravenswood High School Association NYA Bill Leeson Cuestmaster Kelly Somerville Paul R. Moore Maxine Xhorehead Marguherita Geren Bill Henry Leon Leeson Fustine Wright Sayre Lei‘tie Gillaspie Mabel Smith Marfaret Slillivan Robert Lester Evelyn Parsons

Ravenshood Personal Listings Gather Community Names

A long roster of primarily married couples and individuals is listed, naming many local residents and families such as Ray Hupp Elsie Grimm Windsor Frieda Nesselroad Eunice Proctor Perkins Waneta Nesselroad Ralph Wright Mary Filen McGrew Maxine Dow and others. The compilation appears to document residents connected by social or community ties and includes numerous Mr. and Mrs. pairs and multiple family names.

Ray Hupp Elsie Grimm Windsor Frieda Nesselroad Eunice Proctor Perkins Waneta Nesselroad Ralph Wright Mary Filen McGrew Maxine Dow Jean Nell Critchfield Garnet Corene Hunt Irene Bogard Pauline Higgins Lois Morgan Eula Bunner Proffitt Irene Williams Martha Ann Smith Maralee Gorrel Ona Jean Warth Charlotte Turnbull Connie Rector Elwood Brown, Jr B. D. Hickel, Jr M. J. Click Norma Nesselroad Ekmer McMurray Grover Hall Ronald A. Neil Warren Mors Juanita Leeson Charles Nancarrow W. H. Stewart Mart Chambers T. Acel Dent Land R. C. Wright Paul R. Moore C. Leon Mcintosh Morgan Wilkins Arthur Ritchie Pauline Anderson Joseph Noll Pauline Bennett Thelma Shinn Beulah Koster Betty Bryan Gladys Pal‘mer Marjorie Fleming Bill Ritchie Joan Choskey Don

Athens Juniors Present Democracy Program At School

Athens junior high students presented events in American democracy as promotion exercises with speakers Jean Forsyth Juanita Mc Grath Samuel Coffey Alice Mac Combs Dan Bardin and Donna Gaitten. Musical selections were performed by Virginia Segale Grace Ellen Foster and Alice Carpenter.

Athens Jean Forsyth Juanita McGrath Samuel Coffey Alice MacCombs Dan Bardin Donna Gaitten Virginia Segale Grace Ellen Foster Alice Carpenter

Midnight Visitors In Lintonville Hospital Mystery

Two strangers abduct a boy, trigger a police case, and later suspects loom over the hospital scene. Sally and Margaret discuss the dawn aftermath as Dean recovers, while Doctor Willoughby ties the incident to a hidden motive and warns more truth will come out.

Lucy Agars Bate Sally Willoughby Hve Beem Margaret Ubkaowe Kelly Dean Lintonville River Turnpike Trimble

Laurel Run Community News roundup

Laurel Run reports host Mrs. Donald Campbell for Friendly Neighbor Club with officers and prizes for Mrs. Huddy Mrs. Chappie and William Sparks Sr. A pot luck dinner follows with multiple members attending. Next meeting set for June 20 at Mrs. Huddy’s home. Church of God Bible School has 36 enrolled. Young People Class enjoyed a Lake Hope picnic. Local visits include Mr Millard Wolfe in Hastings West Virginia and others. Mildean Cole to marry Bob Hopsteader in Greenup Kentucky. Numerous outings and visits noted among families including Pattons Todds and Patton families.

Laurel Run Donald Campbell Friendly Neighbor Club C. H. Patton Thomas Huddy John Norris Chappie William Sparks Warren Sowers Eigernan Todd Lawrence Wolfe Ladonna J. W. Shafer McCombs Edna Brooks J. Nelsonville Church of God For Clarence Patton Warne Todd Logan Arthur Todd Bert Cole Mildean Bob Hopsteader Greenup Claude Brendan Micky Millard Patton Bob C. E. Patton

Burlingham Memorial Service Draws Large Crowd

A large crowd attended the Burlingham Church memorial service Sunday afternoon. The American Legion from Pomeroy assisted. Harold Jones was appointed commander. Visitors from Columbus and Cleveland attended family gatherings as Rev. Weber Thoma led services and planned a June 16 sermon.

Burlingham American Legion Pomeroy Harold Jones E. G. Campbell Columbus Verna Young Weber Thoma Harry Dandikis Cleveland Emerson Jones Middleport Kenneth Russell Racine E. W. Jones Ernest Day Herbert Nessélroads

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David Lawrence National Dispatch Peter Edson TaAmeh Am Berroa Ravenswood Social Notes Pinkerton Kobausk Arumni Hare Athens County Common Pleas O. F. Rowland District Federal Court Mell G. Underwood C. N. Mackinnon C. €. Robinson Ohio University Cook Forest Darrell B. Green Electrical Engineering and Physics Indiana University Bloomington Ind E. 3 Person James Addison Verda Gilfien Helen Hope Lelia Hope Gallipolis Bellingham Wash J. L. Gilfilen Gilfilen Woman's Missionary Society Presbyterian Church F. E. Goldsverry Herbert W. Brooks Athens Junior High School William Cooper Lillian Kittle Esther Lewis Kenneth Jones Lee Beasley Dolores Phelps Harry W. Snyder Marion, Sprague Blanchester Wiley T. Sprague Alpha Mt Delta Sorority Baltimore W. T. Springston Dan B. Fleming Dan B St. Marys Fleming Jessie Polisene N. QO. Rudman D.A. Beatty Parkersburg W. H. McConnell Clarence Murphy Paul Canton H. C. Hysell Nina Stanley Hysell Miss Stanley Carl Stanley Lorena Winstead Tucson Ariz Ravenswood High School D. E. Cole W. 8. Ritchie Sally Maynard Margaret Adams U.S England Canada Winston Very Lony Doctor Willoughby NEA Service By Galbraith Cope Pea Stave C. T. Maes Junior Laurel
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