Roosevelt era court trial fuels partisan fears
The piece argues Roosevelt appointees lacked judicial experience and pursued partisan aims, notes Jackson's disclosure of a court feud, and questions Black's participation in cases tied to a former partner. It predicts congressional action or inaction and laments partisanship over impartiality on the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Jackson
Truman
Justice Jackson
House
Senate Judiciary
Vinson
Justice Black
Ually
Eligi
Senate
Congress
Subscription rates by carrier and mail across regions
Rates listed for carrier delivery and mail subscriptions in Ohio and outside Ohio. Includes 1 year 6.50 and 13.00 options, shorter terms, and overseas military mail rules. Mentions post office classification, national reps, and advertising charges for obituaries and cards of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Peat Eee
Athens
Bio
Natonw
Jonn W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
General Duty versus Mise Hancoxx at Tuppers Plains
In a Tuppers Plains tale a hospital scene unfolds with Angela Hutchinson visiting a patient and a mysterious caller. Doctor Hallock notes her aloof manner while Sally records patient details and the staff discuss her pretentious handling of the admission and gossip about the Hutchinson family ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Hallock
Tam Angela Hutchinson
Prunella ‘Brown
Mrs. Hutchinson
Margaret
Prunella
Hollow
Ara
Angela Hutchinson
Tuppers Plains
Helen Newland
Clarence
K. Maynard
Mage ‘Gie
Stureicher
Maggie
Funeral for Lena Parr. birthday note for Young’s 67th
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for Lena Parr, 79, at the Church of Christ with Rev. Frost of Belpre officiating. Various local residents visited and hosted relatives, with Memorial Day visits to the Long Bottom Cemetery and multiple residents traveling between Flora, Parkersburg, Athens, and Long Bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Torrence
Bellville
Charley Smith
Parkersburg
Belle Keller
C. E. Woode
R. E. Bur Ison
Auntie Woode
Athens
No Laughing Matter on Anthallan and Hay Fever
The piece mocks critics of anthallan by Burton Heath and the discoverers, noting hay fever's misery and the jest some take at sufferers. It argues the drug could end allergy misery, ease social tensions, and let people live peacefully with dogs and dust free of sneezes and scorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Heath
Misplaced building material in Cleveland sparks debate
A Civilian Production Administration official argues that building materials will be augmented in Cleveland by supplying temporary stands for 40 600 at the National Air Races. The plan would divert otherwise idle lumber to builders as second hand material after the event. Critics question whether public need or political pressure drives allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Civilian Production Administration
Ohio
A Spot of Comfort from a Russian Longevity Serum
A columnist notes that while the United States and Britain race toward atomic weapons, Russia pursues a life extending serum. Russian state support may aim to prolong human life for 150 years, reflecting cautious optimism for humanity’s survival regardless of atomic threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Mills Reshapes Science Bill Amid Senate Tug of War
Washington report details how Representative Wilbur Mills of Arkansas introduces a new Science Foundation bill as the sixth science measure in play. The piece traces a complex history from Kilgore and Magnuson to Bush and Fulbright, noting strategic moves to shift approval to the House and alleging sabotage of a Senate compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Olsen and
Harley M. Kilgore
West Virginia
Science Foundation
Vannevar Bush
Office of Scientific Research and Development
Warren G. Magnuson
Mills
Berd
Virginia
Fulbright
May
Kentucky
Senate
Kilgore
Magnusen
Byrd
National Association of Manufacturers
House of Representatives
Dr. Bush
Magnuson
Dr.Bush
John H. Teeter
Bush
House
Public Forum Letter Denounces Alcoholics Forum as Inadequate
Leonard Tucker of Athens June 8 challenges the June 6 public forum on alcoholics, arguing Christianity bases salvation on Christ’s ransom sacrifice not good works. He states only the merit of Christ can free sinners from spiritual death and grant eternal life, dismissing Alcoholics Anonymous as ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Marvin Bauer
Christ
Christ Jesus
Calvary
Leonard Tucker
V.D.M
Athens
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Local residents report Memorial Day gatherings and visits across Lancaster Glouster Athens Columbus and Jacksonvill e. Numerous couples and families including the Leach Coey Vess Over and others attended meals dances and cemetery visits. guests traveled from or to Glouster Athens Columbus and Trimble for weekend and holiday hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Parker Leach
Lancaster
James Coey
Donna Rodgers
Roy Dean Rogers
Glouster High School
Peart McManaway
Corning
Anthony Burk
Willard Coey
Edward Vess
James Wyatt
Glouster
Soms Bile
Turner
Hollister
Carl Herbst
Walter Allen
Columbus
Etta Pierce
John Davis
Elmer Davis
Shirler
Jacksonville
Evan Davis
David Swartz
Vera
Clara Paskie
Detroit
Katie Pinkerton
Sharpsburg
Martha Koker
Athens
Ida Chalfant
Fred Kinney
H. A. Rogers
Travis Chesser
Violet
Wilber Chesser
Charles Holland
New Marshfield
Sarah Fidcock
Sylvester Shiffiet
Trimble
Theodore Shiffiet
Chester Davis
Craig Alton
Fred Kempton
Ira Conway
Minersville Social Briefs Highlight Local, Regional Visits
Minersville social notes list visits and travels of local residents and out-of-town guests. Martins Roberts and son return from Bucyrus. Ethel and Clara Garland return from Welch with Evans family. Evans relatives from Newport News and Charleston visit. Roush and Hayman families host and plan trips to Columbus and Washington. Marriages include Harry Mescher with Lena Grueser and Edward Parker Jr with Clara Mae Cook, Ravenna. Guests arrive for Margaret McCallum and Robert Harbrecht wedding events with multiple relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Martin Roberts and Son
Bucyrus
Ethel
Clara Garland
Welch
Wva
Arthur Evans
Marianna Evans
Washington, D. C
Clara
Rachel Evans
Sylvia Anderson
John MclIntyre
Newport News
C. O. Parsons
Charleston
Norman McCallum
Ralph Hayman
Dayton
Hayes Roush
Laura Hayman
Roush
Columbus
Ashton Sayre
Victor Stewart
St. Albans
W. Va
Frank Stewart
Will L. Thomas
Eva Houdashelt
John Hutchinson
Will J. Jones
Ida Phillips
John Baum
Wheeling
Florence Karman
Harry Mescher
Lena J Grueser
Dutchstown
Edward Parker, Jr
Ed Parker
Mae Cook
Ravenna
Margaret McCallum
Robert Harbrecht
Mary McCallum
Beulah McCallum
Patricia Deever
Athens
Clay Parsons
Billy
Charl «Ton
George Childs
Pleasant
Pleasant Valley Club Notes and Community Briefs
Pleasant Valley reports include the Chase Circle of Ruth meeting at Julia Graham's Albany Route 2 home with 15 members, four visitors, six children, a pot lunch, and door prize won by Loja Morrison. Upcoming gathering at Ruth Carbaugh’s Athens Route 5, plus local visits, school events, and a labor recruitment program beginning in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Chase Circle
Ruth
Julia Graham
Albany
Loja Morrison
Ruth Carbaugh
Athens
Fred Oberholzer
Bert Millard
Huntington
W. Va
Gladwin French
Columbus
Paul Robinson
Newark
Albany High School
Carl Robinson
Otha Millard
Bliss Woodyard
J. A. Graham
J. A. Adair
F. J. Hooper
H. H. Carbaugh
Margaret Hanning
John C. Hanning
Pleasanton
Vermilion
Dance pupils perform in spring revue at Dorothy Kishler School
The Dorothy Kishler School of the Dance presented a spring revue featuring one hundred pupils including Lois Ann Cline Norma Jean Dry and Francis Frebault among others in the General Knows program. Scout notes mark Marjorie Wheaton earning a Golden Eaglet while eight received silver star for attendance and eight more earned gold stars for perfect attendance. Central PTA plans 1945 47 meetings under new president Mrs. Harry Baughman with community notices of June cold in Washington and visits by Mrs. W H McKee Mrs. Emma DeNoon and Mr. Carl B Mirick at local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kishler
Lois Ann Cline
Norma Jean Dry
Francis Frebault
Hubert Frebault
Ellis Marie Shafer
Kathleen Webster
Major Bowes
Marjorie Wheaton
Fred Wheaton
Camp Rotan
Carol Baird
Gail Baird
Harriet Heck
Ruth Ann Grover
Martha Lou Dowler
Grece Chism
Joan Gandee
Jane Beckley
Helen Bailey
Barbara Danford
Jane Lou Frame
Barbara Dee McKins
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Harry Baughman
Stout Hosts Pioneer 4-H Club and Church News
Mr and Mrs A C Stout entertained the Pioneer 4-H Club with songs poems and readings at their home. The Rev Hugh Davis filed his first M E Church appointment. Local visits include Harold Massat in Pittsburgh Rexall Summerfield moving near New Hope and others from Columbus Wheeling Morning Star and Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Mra i A. C. Stout
Pioneer 4-H
Juanita
Vanilta
Boring Luella
Louise Riebel
Zetah Buckley
Shirley Sprague
Darlene Smith
William Crislip
Ruth Ann Powell
Barbara Sisson
Patty Wallace
Donna
Polly Dorst
Hugh Davis
M. E
Harold Massat
Pittsburgh
Joe Hendershot
Columbus
Ind
Arthur Helzer
Rexall Summerfield
Shumaker
New Hope
Arthur Mills
Wheeling
H. D. Parker
Nettie Cowdery
Cc. W. Buckley
Morneing Star
Coolville
Ralph Parker
Chester
Abner Stout
Albany Area Social Notes and Banquet Report
Albany The Alumni Banquet was held at Albany High School Auditorium on Saturday June 1 with 115 attendees. Tables were candle lit under pastel streamers as President George Bean welcomed the 1946 Class into the Association. Officers for the coming year named James Whaley president Lucille Wingett vice president Frank Radcliffe secretary Margaurite Moore treasurer. Oldest class represented was 1904 with members including Harley Reeves Earl D. Allen and daughter Martha Ann James A. Adair Lena Bowers Kelly and others. Also present were Earl Hart Dr. C. P. Swett and many others. Europa Turned Over to France in War Reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany High School
George Bean
Association
Treasrer
H. M. Stanley
Ernest Wood
Edgar Shultz
James Whaley
Lucille Wingett
Frank Radcliffe
Margaurite Moore
Harley Reeves
Charleston
Earl D. Allen
Martha Ann
Newark
James A. Adair
Hebron
Lena ‘Bowers Kelly
Kalamazoo
Mich
Earl Hart
Reynoldsburg
C. P. Swett
Lancaster
Armstrong
Laurelsville
D. J. Webster
Charles Radcliff
Doris Hufford
iMrs
John Crossen
Harold Luckett
Lloyd Stanley
Dayton
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National Dispatch
Orean
Eace
General Duty
Lacy Agnes Hancock
Gang of Thieves
Atranger
Doctor Willoughby
NEA Service
Peter Edson
the Public Forum
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Minersville Social Briefs
Fremont
Calvin Coolidge
W. H. McKee
University Terrace
The
Colonial
Emma DeNoon
McKeesport
F. E. Goldsberry
E . State St
Carl B. Mirick
Mabel Brown
E. Washington St
Albany Area Social Notes
Europa
France
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