Messenger Publishing Co Weekly Paper Details 1896 Rates
Publisher info and pricing for The Messenger Published weekdays except Saturday with a Sunday edition. It lists publishers Gordon K. Bush Jenn V. Webb, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates for home delivery and mail including regional and foreign options.
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W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Jenn V. Webb
Associated Press
News Focal
Hay Fever Details and Treatments
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines ragweed hay fever impact with August onset and common symptoms such as runny nose swollen eyes and sneezing. He suggests desensitization shots air conditioning and oral medicines for relief and notes asthma risk from prolonged hay fever.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Truman Tour Criticized for Campaign Tactics
The piece condemns President Truman for touring the West to pressure the Democratic Party toward reelection. It accuses him of political grandstanding against Congress and Russia, warning the move damages U S credibility and UN efforts. It suggests Democrats should replace him if he cannot maintain dignity in office. It notes a separate Ohio traffic safety check from July 1 to July 31 1948 urging motorists to fix faulty vehicles under Governor Herbert.
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West
Truman
Democratic Party
America
Congress
Russia
United Nations
Police of
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Taft-Hartley Act Critics Versus 1947 Union Growth
The article argues the Taft-Hartley Act did not harm unions. It cites 1947 NAIRU data showing union membership rose to 14.28 million, up from 3.65 million in 1935, with yearly gains. It contends the law helped balance labor and management for the public good.
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United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Unsafe cars blamed for Ohio traffic accidents
Unsafe cars cause a large share of Ohio crashes due to faulty brakes windshields tires and headlights. Reckless driving and overconfidence also raise danger leading to many injuries and fatalities across state highways last year.
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Ohio
Partition of Germany and Western State Plan Stirs Europe
The plan to create a Western German state with its capital in Frankfurt under Marshall Plan aims to industrialize the Ruhr for Europe’s recovery. French fear of revived German nationalism, Soviet France relations, and U.S. diplomacy collide as Paris resists and Washington weighs Lend-Lease revival and congressional hurdles amid calls to rethink foreign policy.
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Germany
Frankfort
Ruhr
Moscow
de Gaulle
Schuman
Paris
France
Marne
Forein
Bidault
London
Russia
State Department
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Washington
New York
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Supreme Court refuses murder case review
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review the first degree murder conviction of Elmer Curnutt of Cincinnati and set July 16 for his death in the electric chair. Curnutt was convicted of slaying Thomas Wilson during a holdup on December 3, 1947.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Elmer Curnutt
Cincinnati
Curnutt
Thomas Wilson
Attems
Public figures and private excess in the tabloids
Sam Simmons argues that sensational reports on divorces and drinking by politicians ministers and celebrities fuel hypocrisy and may encourage imitation among the public. He warns against parading such faults without condemnation, citing risks to families and societal values.
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Joe Doaks
Joe
Church Circle Meets in Trinity Church
Wesleyan Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday night in Trinity Church. No further meeting until early Autumn. Mrs. Albert Sauer presided and discussed a picnic. Reports on new church dining room tables were given. Devotions by Mrs. Eunice Beller centered on Friendliness. Several readings and songs followed.
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Point Pleasant
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Church
Albert Sauer
J. B. Couch
Eunice Beller
Lee Johnson
Flora Myers
Reba Martin
Sawyers
Estelle Epple Shifler
Austin Johnson
Marcus Poffenbarger
Ben Franklin
Stanley Waldie
Bessie Johnson
Vena Finley
Poffenbarger
Spencer
Cough
Shamblin
James Dyer Named Assistant Engineer in New Haven
James W. McCoy, longtime assistant manager of Southern States Cooperative in POINT PLEASANT, será appointed manager of the Charleston store. The McCoys live on Ninth Street, with Mrs. McCoy and two daughters visiting relatives in West Columbia until James finds housing in Charleston. Sandy Pyles succeeds McCoy in Point Pleasant store.
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Point Pleasant
James W. McCoy
Southern States Cooperative
Charleston
McCoys
Ninth St
Pt Pleasant Job Bureau Notes Climb in Placements
May figures show a 21 percent drop in benefits requests from April, totaling 68 824, with veteran reception contacts driving the decline. Despite lighter demand, job placements rose eight percent to 4093, led by manufacturing and construction, with 1386 and 662 placements respectively.
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Point Pleasant
Department of Unemployment Compensation
Phone Chief Notes Boost In Service
Donald F. Roush, manager of Home Telephone Co. of New Haven, reports 256 sets in service now versus 58 in 1935. Five main lines from Philip Sporn Power Station expand service there. twelve rural miles recently rebuilt into White Church and Broad Run Communities. Roush owns most shares, with Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Walden F. Roush holding minor stakes. Office and exchange are on the Mason County Bank’s second floor.
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Point Pleasant
Donald F. Roush
Home Telephone C.o
New Haven
Philip Sporn
Roush
White Church
Broad Run
Firm Buys Coal Tract in Graham District
Franklin Real Estate Co, a subsidiary of Appalachian Electric Power Co, bought the Newcomer tract of coal in Graham District. The 2400 acre tract near New Haven was once held by Uniontown interests from more than 100 farmers. The power company already owns about 30,000 acres of coal in the same district.
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Point Pleasant
Franklin Real Estate Co
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Graham District
New Haven
Uniontown
Broad Run
Power Company
Clerk Nancy Rairden Joins Citizens National Bank
Miss Nancy Rairden of Leon has been employed as a clerk by Citizens National Bank. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Rairden and studied at Marshall College the past year.
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Point Pleasant
Nancy Rairden
Leon
Citizens National Bank
George A. Rairden
Marshall College
Burglaries Investigated in St Albans area
State Trooper R C Dilley cooperated with officers at St Albans over recent days as an outbreak of burglaries in the town is investigated.
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Point Pleasant
R. C. Dilley
St. Albans
Derry Soap Box Derby Franchise Sought For Four Counties
Point Pleasant celebration committee proposes a Point Pleasant derby franchise covering Cabell Mason Jackson and Putnam Counties Winners would advance to Akron national derby. Local entrants currently compete in Charleston derby. Junior Woman's Club to sponsor queen's hall for Mason County Public Library fundraiser.
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Point Pleasant
Carl FE. Smith
Point Pleasant Hardware Co
Cabell
Mason
Jackson
Putnam
Akron
Charleston
Smith
Queen's Hall
Dale Roush
Mason County Public Library
Receipts Heavy at Point Pleasant Livestock Market
Local livestock market at Point Pleasant showed heavier receipts than usual for the season. Prices were mostly steady with cann ers and cutters, medium beef cows, bulls, hogs varied. top calves brought $28.20 to $29, hogs $24.50 to $24.75, sows $15.50 to $17.70, priced per lot, head, or weight.
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Point Pleasant
Radio Program Grid for NBC ABC CBS and More
A detailed listing of radio stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Charleston Parkersburg Marietta and programs from 6:00 p.m. to midnight including newscasts, kiddies hours, music, dramas, and variety shows across NBC ABC CBS MBS and other networks with station times and show names.
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NBC
WLW
Abc-Wcol
WSAZ
Cbs-Wens
WCHS
WPAR
Mbs
WSHKC
WMOA
Cinccinnati
Columbus
Huntington
Charleston
Parkersburg
Marietta
Newe
Abe Newecast
Cbe
Abe-East Kiddies
Abe-West
Tmbe
Nbe
Lowell Thomas
Abc-Basic
Beulah
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Abe
Cba
Henry Morgan
Abc-West News
Harkness
Ce Sports
Henry Aldrich
Minnutes
Billy Rose
Music Hall
al Jolson
Abe Dick Haymes
Cbs
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Jack Carson
Eve—abe
Abe-East
Andy Russell
Bob Hawk
Guiz
Rve Magazine
Child's World
Abe-West Family Theater
Ce O Bée
Abe Ance Musié
Bari Godwin
News
Variety
Abec
Radio Schedule Fragment from 1940s Daytime Lineup
A fragmented list of radio programs with times and networks including CBS NBC and ABE MBS and various show titles such as Breakfast Club Music For You and Welcome Travelers, indicating a schedule overview with multiple sponsors and hosts.
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Foneymoon
N. Y
Nbe
Abe
Barnyuard Follies
Ozark Valley Folks
Fred Waring
Cbs
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Mystery Ring Linked to Lost Woman in Town Fire
Jessica reads a hospital charge about an unidentified burned girl whose ring matches a family heirloom sold by her mother. Doris hints at connections to Lucy’s absence as Tom rests, while news links the ring to Hugh Linton and a larger mystery. The tale promises further developments.
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Jessica
Doris
Etsy
Bill
Tom
Blake
Lucy
Genevieve
Betsy
David Gregory
David
Ling
Main Street
Hugh Linton
Ironton Area Plans Major Chemical Plant Boom
Ironton area along the Ohio River is slated for a major chemical industry expansion. Emerson Wood says about 20 miles of new plants will draw on coal from surrounding states and local minerals. A $7,000,000 Barrett Division plant for coal tar products and a methanol plant are under construction, both owned by Allied Chemical and Dye Corp. Dow Chemical has optioned land for a new facility four miles west of Ironton.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
Emerson Wood
Ironton Board of Trade
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Ohio
Ohio River
Wood
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Barrett Division
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
Dow Chemical Co
Michigan
Point Clinic Notes Admissions and births at Point Clinic
Point Clinic in Pleasants week end admissions included Mrs Earl Lee of Letart and eight year old George Miller for surgery. Discharges were Mrs Carl Duncan Henderson and Mrs Fulton Spears Pliny medical and Mrs Boyd Schwartz Lincoln Ave surgery. Births announced: a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Spires of Gallipolis Ohio and a daughter Connie Sue to Mr and Mrs Andy Thornton of Leon.
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Point Pleasant
Point Clinic
Earl Lee
Letart
George
Howard Miller
Carl Duncan
Henderson
Fulton Spears
Pliny
Boyd Schwartz
Lincoln Ave
John Spires
Frances Jackson
Gallipolis
Ohio
Connie Sue
Andy Thornton
Leon
Choir Formed for Boys in Point Pleasant
Mrs. F. H. Capehart Jr. organizes a boys choir for ages eight to eighteen with meetings at Heights EUB Church. Capehart directs the group and Mrs. Rose Roush serves as pianist.
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Point Pleasant
F. H. Capehart, Jr
Heights Eub Church
Capehart
Rose Roush
Local Club Names Officers and Announces Hospital Update
Carpenter Pickett Jr named vice president with Mrs. Freda Smith as secretary and committee members Mrs. Dana Hoffman Mrs. Anna Turner and Clair Dudgeon on the program committee. I M Swett, recently after major surgery at University Hospital Columbus, is improved and expected to transfer to a Lancaster Hospital.
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