Delivery rates and political commentary in early Ohio papers
The Ohio newspaper excerpt compares delivery costs for daily and Sunday editions and notes mail options. It also discusses a political poll where a Senate vote recorded 5876 against and 96 for a spending measure, criticizing New Deal and Truman policies and praising American taxpayer common sense per the Council of State Chambers of Commerce.
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Byrd
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Sen. Wherry
Omaha World- Herald
Ohio State Journal
Island peril and schemes on Speare Island
Stranded eight residents on Speare Island amid threats from George Bascombe who has seized a rifle and claims kingship. Be a Cosgrove plots to secure a home while a murderer looms amid tensions with Henry Harding and Lilly Warren’s death hangs over the group. Fred Sillwell hints at a violent film scheme and a plan to exploit Harding.
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Speare Island
Henry Gough Harding
New Eden
George Bascombe
Himellf
Mollie Stark
Marting
Lilly Warren
Ben Cosgrove
Ben Cosgrove Martin
Old Jim
Henry Harding
Martin Detective Agency
Harding
Bea Cosgrove
Fred Sillwell
Bea
George
Nana
Bee
Fred
Eden
Sillwell
U S lawmakers weigh large cuts to federal spending
Senate figures and private sector groups push for a broad reduction of about 3 billion dollars in federal outlays starting July 1. Senator Russell and Appropriations Committee members seek a rapid, economy driven approach rather than cutting individual bills.
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Congress
United States
Treasury
Truman
Russell
Georgia
Senate Appropriations Committee
GOP
Congressional Committee On Taxation
Committee For Economic Development
Ballot returns show wide support for cutting federal spending
Omaha World Herald readers backed a 10 percent federal spending cut by a large margin in Kenneth Wherry’s Congressional Record tally. Most questions including Brannan farm plan health and housing aid drew strong opposition.
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Nebraska
Omaha World-Herald
Truman
the World- Herald
Congress
Kenneth S. Wherry
R-Neb
Congressional Record
Brannan
Ban on Royal Swim Suit Photo Sparks International Censorship
The piece notes a shift from bathing suit pictures to national security concerns. It cites Key West blimp photo incidents with the President and Chief Justice and reports Paris police confiscating a weekly edition for publishing a swimsuit picture of England's Princess Margaret. The author jokes about Victoria approving.
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Key West
Paris
Foreign Ministry
Italy
England
Margaret
Victoria
Congress Hesitates to Cut Government Spending
The Nation Today reports Congress debates real cuts in the 1946–47 budget as 19 senators push a plan to require President Truman to cut five to ten percent from the total appropriations. Fixed costs limit reductions to about 17 billion of 42 billion, with veto risks and House Senate approval still uncertain.
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Washington
Harry
Congress
Truman
Budget Bureau
Frederick J. Lawton
Lawton
House
Senate
Mr. Truman
Off Street Parking Law Aids Municipal Parking Development
Ohio Legislature passed and Governor Lausche signed a law allowing municipal corporations to use eminent domain to acquire land for off street parking. The measure aims to curb in town parking shortages and notes the profitability of existing parking garages as models. Local site selection and financing have hindered progress, but the new law may open a path for municipalities to enter the parking business.
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Ohio
Lausche
Local News Notes and Personal Updates from Zaleski Area
Zaleski and surroundings report delegates to the railroad telegraphers convention in Tampa with Bedinghaus in a cast. Funeral services for Mrs Rose Thorne in Lancaster and family arrivals, marriages in Columbus, births, recoveries and local readings follow. A plane made a forced landing near the Andrews residence during a storm.
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Rose Thorne
Lancaster
Thorne
Zaleski
George Dearth
Prattsville
J. G. McKibben
Proctorville
David Thomas
Helen McKibben
John Joseph
Jack Potter
Copperhead Killed on Front Street by Roy Evans
Roy Evans killed a copperhead in front of his home on Front St this week in Middleport. The incident occurred near his residence as local residents reported the event.
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Middleport
Roy Evans
England at wartime pace rebuilds while voices doubt progress
Hal Boyle notes England’s hammers at work rebuilding after bombing and the public’s mixed moods. Workers restore landmarks as Big Ben tolls, queues persist for buses and scarce foods, and while discipline endures many fear insufficient gains from postwar austerity.
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London
England
United Kingdom
American Overseas Airlines
Thames
Big Ben
Local Dots and Visits Round Shawnee and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Tom Gibbon and son Tommy and Jack Harris visited Athens. Rev Raymond Moore attended a Methodist conference at Lakewood then returned ill. Will Jones and Mrs Jones of Newark stayed with Mary Jane Jones. Mrs Chester Thompson spent a week in Columbus. Edward Hopkins with Margaret and Dickie visited Mt Vernon with Roy Looker family. Jack McLaughlin state examiner transferred to Friday. Lois Hearing and Lois Portersville stayed with Summers and Colvin relatives in town. Clarence Colvin visited Columbus with them.
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Shawnee
Tom Gibbon
Tommy
Jack Harris
Athens
Gibbon
Ohio University
Raymond Moore
Lakewood
Will Jones
Newark
Mary Jane Jones
Chester Thompson
Columbus
Edward Hopkins
Margaret
Dickie
Roy Looker
Mt. Vernon
Jack McLaughlin
State Examiner
Rodney Hearing
Lois
Portersville
Quiz Hall By WILTON E. HALL
A multiple choice quiz with ten questions for men women and teens. The answer key appears garbled at the end suggesting a scanned newspaper snippet with an illegible solution section. The structure shows scoring bands from 0 to 100 and classifications like Genius Superior Excellent and Fair.
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Wilton E. Hall
Brucellosis overview and dairy meat prevention guidance
The article describes brucellosis as a common yet underdiagnosed disease in humans with about 4000 U.S. cases annually. It notes symptoms of acute and chronic forms, animal reservoirs, transmission beyond milk, various tests, and the need to pasteurize dairy, eliminate disease in livestock, and use treatments like streptomycin with a sulfa drug. It also answers a question linking sclerosis of mastoid cells to chronic otitis media as related but not identical consequences of a deep chronic ear infection.
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United States
Buck Run Residents Share News At Local Homes
Theresa Search tended Mrs. Dillon and her infant at Ed wards farm while Opal Mosure of Lancaster recovered from a broken arm after visiting her parents. Shirley Meyer, Marilyn Mosure, and Betty Sue Meyer joined visits to Grandma Meyer. Annie Ogg and Sarah Mathias of Clear Creek Road visited Lena Woltz along with Minnie Singleton and Effie A Woltz.
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Buck Run
Theresa Search
Radio Programs Area Stations Listing
Radio stations and their frequencies listed: NBC WJW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbia 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 14% KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1400 KC
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NBC
WJW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
Columbia
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Networks
A detailed listing of 6:00 to 12:00 nightly program blocks across NBC CBS ABC and others. Entries include news newscasts Talk shows dramas musical variety sports and children programs with hosts such as Lowell Thomas Fulton Lewis Jr Jack Smith and Bob Crosby. The schedule also notes multiple to be announced slots and regional blocks with Emmons and orchestras performing throughout the evening.
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Abe
Cbe Network
Abec-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe
Cba
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbs Newsreel
Mbs
Abec-Basic
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Sports
Paul Lavalle
Band
Aboe
Jack Carson
Cbs
Jimmy Durante
Husband
Eddie Cantor
Break the Bank
ABC Television
Abe the Sheriff
Dragnet
Abc Friday Playhouse
Abc Meet the Press
Bill Stern
Abe Dick Jurgens
Abc Newsreel
Nbc
Abc News
Abc West
Theater of Today
the Girls’ Corps
Smoky Mt. Hayride
Lopez
Grand Central
Farm
Hollywood
American Jazz
RFD
America
Cbe
American Farmer
Chicago
Musicana
Cbe Western Music
Abe Gardens
Tomlinson
Abe Country Journal
Cbs Junior Junction
Europe
Cbs Treasury
Abe Poole
U.S.A
Abe the
Dell
Max
Abe Jerry and
Skye
Abc
van Damme
St. Louis
Tea and Crumpets
Abe Concert Hall
Wormwood Forest
Abec
Art of Living
Nbe Lake Success
Harry Ismer
Abe Mel Allen
Spike Jones
Johnny Thompson
Abc Hawaii
Vic Damone
Abe Vaughn Monroe
the Eye
Hollywood Theater
Abe Gene Autry
Pat Novak
Abe Philip Marlowe
Cbs Famous
Cbs Quiet
Judy Canova
Abe Guy Lombardo
Dennis Day
Chicago Theater
Irving Fields
Grand Ole Opry
Abe Eylott
News
Abe West
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Jeanne Sweeney
Minnie Wood
J. A. Bedinghaus
C. E. Atkinson
Jean Scott
the Messenger
Audrey Hempen
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Hal Boyle
Jack Robinson
Jack Ketch
Jack Spratt
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John Foster
Cary Hope
Kansas
Stonewall” Jackson
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Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
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