Subscriptions and Overseas Rates for Carrier and Mail Services
Listing subscription rates by carrier and mail including durations one year six months and three months. Notes varying prices for Ohio residents and outside Ohio, plus overseas guidance and post office classification. References to Chicago national representatives and foreign offices included.
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Vatianie
Oho
Ohio
Ameng
Post Ofice
Chicago
Natonal Representatives
Kew Yo
Nurse Sally Maynard Faces hospital intrigue and romance
In a spring ward scene at Linton Memorial Sally Maynard, a 22 year old nurse, explains her chosen career and recalls her mother’s death inspiring her to train. A patient, Sara Elizabeth Maynard, flirts and questions Sally’s life choices while visitors and flowers bring warmth to the unit.
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Linton Memorial
Lennis Courts
Marcia Beach
Sally Maynard
Sally
Ted
Maynard
Miss Maynard
Sara Elizabeth Maynard
Ore
Ingrid Anderson
Ingrid
Romantic fantasies unfold in hospital intrigue
NEA Service story of Sally and Marcia debating romance with doctors nurses and a lieutenant. The dialogue hints at dreams of a chivalrous prince or surgeon arriving to sweep Sally off her feet as Hallock and another suitor loom nearby. To Be Continued.
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Sally
Rass
Marcia
Marica
Inferne
Hallock
Faith in the Supreme Court Endures Despite Feud
A Washington columnist argues Americans did not lose faith in the Supreme Court after the Jackson Black dispute. The piece notes past impeachments, questions if seven Roosevelt appointees skew the court, and defends the court as an institution while acknowledging human frailty. The writer sees the Ship of State as sound despite occasional crew hobblings.
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Justice Jackson
Justice Black
Germany
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Samuel Chase
Republic
Congress
Roosevelt
Boston Red Sox
Ship of State
A Lesson in Distribution From Surplus War Property
The surplus property sale shows how mismanagement red tape and slow government rules hinder moving blankets and tractors to those who need them. Private distributors prove efficient through retail methods, low margins, and precise timing despite regulatory obstacles.
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OPA
Hypocrisy in Washington on Truman Veto and Smith Connally
A critical opinion notes perceived hypocrisy in President Truman's veto language and actions regarding labor legislation and the Smith Connally Act. The piece argues officials mislead the public, cites historical orders seizing plants, and questions the cabinet and advisers influence on policy messaging.
Truman veto outlines constructive labor program in Washington
Peter Edson highlights President Truman's veto message as a plan to reduce strikes and boost production. He notes calls for six month strike control, a permanent labor policy, a joint congressional study, repeal of the Smith-Connally Act, strengthening the Labor Department and conciliation service, and careful limits on government interference with unions and funds. Edward Young quote closes the piece.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
White House
Indus
Congressional
Department of Labor
U.S. Conciliation Service
Howes
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Bees Break Win Streak Of Hartford Ball Club
Gallipolis OH Sunday aid game at Ole Fairgrounds saw the Bees beat Hartford West Virginia 3 to 1 after holding Hartford to one hit. Johnny Lee and Ris Grande led the Bees pitching and offense, boosting their record to 1 win in 12 games while Hartford's skid continued.
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Bees
Hartford Ball Club
Gallibolis
Brees
Ohio
Rartford
Gallipolis
Galitan
Ais
Galitain
Eres
Rarine
New Era
Tartford
Middleport
Marriage Licenses Issued At Gale County Saturday
The Gallia county probate office issued eight marriage licenses on Saturday the largest count in some time. Names include Marvin Saunders and Emily Jones. Orman Whited and Rudy Lithis. Roy Tur ras and Ruth McGuire. Charles Anmer and Elizabeth Rudhead. William Rice and Henrietta Williams. and Patsy Ruth Taassins among others.
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Gallipolis
Marvin R. Saunders
Columbus
Emily G. Jones
Harold FE
Craddatoh
Bip Fork
Ohio
Glatias Winston
Tito Grande
Harvey Hall Simutt
Patterson Field
Tazel V. Lane
Bidwell
Orman Whited
Parkersburg
Rudy Lithis
Beautician
Gallinolis
Roy A. Turras
Waverls
Ruth McGuire
Merceville
Charles EH. Anmer
Labarer
Elizabeth Rudhead
William Rice
Laborer
Gallipoli
Henrietta Willams
Gallipalis
Charles BE. Brown
Mariela
Patsy Ruth Taassins
Gallinohis
Thunderstorm Downs City After Heat Wave
A strong storm swept through the city after a spell of record heat. Severe thunder and lightning continued from overnight into Monday, bringing heavy rain and cooler air that relief weary sleepers and picnicgoers alike. The hot Sunday set season highs with crowds seeking relief at pools and outdoor spots.
Divorce Suit Is Filed in Gallipolis and Franklin
Hazel Call filed for divorce from Call, citing extreme cruelty and recent choking attempt. The couple, married May 2 1987 in Gallipolis, lists about 1925 in assets mainly real estate. She seeks alimony, property settlement, custody of three children, and a restraining order to prevent disposal of assets during proceedings. Call faced intoxication and peace charges, pled guilty to intoxication and posted bond on the peace charge.
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Gallipolis
Franklin Call
Biadén
Hazel
Squire John Sharpe
Call
Tr. Co. Call
Hazel Call
H W. and
W. P. Cherrington
Galll- 1
Pols
Commission to Study Carnival Question in Gallipolis
An adjourned Gallipolis City Commission meeting will be held Monday at 8 p m in the city hall. Residents hoping to bring a carnival to town this year plan to push the commission to rescind its earlier decision closing the park for the event.
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Gallipolis
4-H Congress Planned in Gallia County
Gallia County 4-H leaders officers members and parents are invited to a Congress next Monday night June 24 at Grice Methodist Church in Gallipolis. Forrest A Brown county extension agent notes demonstrations singing and special sessions for presidents reporters clerks advisors and parents with folk games open to all in the final half hour.
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Gallipolis
I Wits
Gallia County
Grice Methodist Church
Galatis
At & Mn
Forrest A Brown
Window Is Broken Driver Fined 850
Curtis Campbell, 21, of Vinton Route 2, apprehended by the State Highway Patrol Saturday on a charge of failing to stop after backing his car into andow at Vinton. He was fined 80 and driver’s license suspended 18 months when he appeared in Judge Janes’s Municipal Court, Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Curtis Campbell
Vinton
State Highway Patrol
Fms
Janes
Gallipolis Department Store Undergoing Major Renovations
Gallipolis department store closes for extensive renovations from June 15 to 21. Aluminum shelves and three bright floors upgrade the interior. Front display cases are added, the office is moved to the front, front windows are altered and the general counter arrangement is reworked.
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Gallipolis
Mechanical Troubles Cause Brief Blackouts
Gallipolis residents faced brief blackouts Sunday evening as mechanical difficulties at electrical plants caused house and street lights to fade at 11 p.m. for about a minute and again a few minutes later in a shorter outage reminiscent of wartime power cuts.
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Gallipolis
Paris
Leaves for Marion
Mrs. Emily Plynale of First Ave left Sunday by auto for a several days visit with her son and family at Marion Ohio. She was accompanied to Jackson by Mrs. Kate Cherrington who spent Sunday with her sister Miss Effie Jackson there and returned Sunday evening.
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Gallipolis
Emily Ply- Nale
First Ave
Marion
Jackson
Kate Cherrington
Effie Jackson
Real Estate Transfers In Gallia County
Gallia County records show transfers: Charles Alexander Filvert and wife to Mary Albertson Kilvert TRO acres in Huntington Township. Elizabeth Russet and husband to Any and Jones parcel in Kane Conn Te ip. Registered Thursday Rufus M. Sigman and wife to Charles R. and May Ables 1935 acres in Cheshire. Lyda Blazer deceased to Walter Blazer part of jots 225-284 by will in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Charles Alexander Filvert
Mary Albertson Kilvert
Huntington Township
Elizabeth Russet
Any and Jones
Kaeconn Te
Rufus M. Sigman
Charles R
May Ables
Cheshire
Lyda Blazer
Tn Walter Blazer
Galipolis
Innocent Plea Entered in Gallia County Non-Support Case
Harry Mayes, indicted by the May Grand Jury, pleaded innocent to a non support charge in Gallia County Common Pleas court Friday and is free on 7800 bond. Mayes faced allegations of non support of three minor children.
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Gallipolis
Harry Mayes
May Grand Jury
Gallia County
Hospital Notes From Gallipolis Screen Rough List
Hospital notes document admissions and discharges including Edwin Inei Mra admitted on Sahuriday and several named patients. Dismissals on Saturnalt include Mrs O J Baileux and others. June 14 saw Mrs Raymond Miller and child and Mrs George Freeland discharged. Saturday releases listed Mrs O C Sell Ann Robinson Martha Robinson. Upcoming Sunday discharges noted for Mary Holdren Mr Hardinger and William Bennett.
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Gallipolis
Mra
Edwin Inei
Bidnet
Sahuriday
Mass
McDowell
Athens
Bennett
Itarald Nutt
Hamden
Barbara Till
Columbus
O. J. Baileux
Scohe
Mont
Will Crawford
Vinton
Oliver Wells
Raymond Miller
Child
George Freeland
O. C. Sell
Ann Robinson
Martha Robinson
Mary Holdren
Hardinger
William Bennett
Occupy Property in Galpolis Move by Wheeler Family
Mr and Mrs Nelson Wheeler who had resided at the home of Mr Wheeler's parents on Third Ave Galpolis have moved into the property of Dr Holzer on the River Road formerly owned by Mrs Alice Wompeldort.
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Gallipolis
Nelson Wheeler
Wheelters
Third Ave
Gal+polis
Holzer
River Road
Alice Wompeldort
Harold W. Giesecke
Columbia University
W. F. Giesecke
Ian Ave
H. W. Giesecke
Ohio University
Broadwell Social News Items Highlight Local Visits
Broadwell area social notes record visits and movements. Amos White visits Athens with Robert Cooley couple. George Sprouse and daughter Warren visit Mrs. Oscar James. Dale Nutter and Harold Garret couples stop by Mrs. Ella Ogg and Mrs. Heniershot. Murphy joins church repaint with Nelsonville.
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Broadwell
Howart Murphy
Nelsonville
Ralph Westbrook
Marietta
Frank Parsons
Simon Larton
Filiet
Amos White
Athens
Robert Cooley
George Sprouse
Warren
Oscar James
Mr. Sprouse
Dale Nutter
Belore
Ella Ogg
Harold Garret
Parkersburg
Hattie
Ten Years Ago and Twenty Years Ago Athens Notes
Ten years ago a sequence of campus events includes Dr. and Mrs. Huffman at Circleville East ern Star ceremonies Ohio University figures at Oberlin commencements and a memory efficiency demonstration for Kiwanis members. Twenty years ago Drake track coach Harold Ebert and a wide array of shooters and Rotarians are noted along with a fatal child car accident in Troy Patricia Early dies after falling from a car.
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PB. J. Huffman
Circleville
Order of Easttern Star
Athens Kiwanis Club
A. S. Kellogg
University of Chicago
Parkersburg
Harold G. Ebert
Drake University
M. B. Banks
Mr. Ebert
Ohio University
Drake
Mr. Banks
University of Tennessee
Polar Flight Considered by Army Air Forces
The Army Air Forces weigh an expedition over the north polar regions, as reported by Air Force Saturday. The plan involves an aerial journey to study polar conditions and routes for potential reconnaissance or research missions.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Air Force
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