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Home Delivery
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
End of a Career in State Department Seals Norman Armour Exit
The resignation of Norman Armour as Assistant Secretary of State marks a purge of experienced policy makers begun in 1944. The piece laments postwar leadership shifts under Truman and Marshall while praising Armour’s gentlemanly influence and warning that postwar diplomacy lacks seasoned control.
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Marshall
Norman Armour
Leahy, Marshall, Baruch & Co
Cordell Hull
Ed Stettinius, Jr
Joe Grew
Dean Acheson
Harry Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Jimmy Byrnes
Grew
Acheson
General Marshall
Bob Lovett
Armour
United States
Washington
American State Department
Bedell Smith
George Marshall
Sun Valley
U.S
Britain
Quai d'Orsay
Palazzo Chigi
Truman
White House
State Department
Nobody od Loves Fa Forever By Margaretta
Jessica faces pressure from David as he questions her loyalty to Tom Blake and her past, while she weighs returning to Betsy and Tom. David argues she should not let sympathy for Blake control her, hinting at a planned life without obligation. The scene ends with Jessica delaying a decision as she plans to return home.
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David
Tom
Jessica
Tom Blake
Kentucky
Lucy
Blake
Akron
Betsy
Doris
Hocking County Land Transfers
A series of property transfers reported in Hocking County. Listings include Barringer to Halley for 79 acres in Laurel Township and multiple transfers in Logan and surrounding townships involving parcels, lots, and described plots among numerous buyers and sellers such as Pierce, McCutch eon, Huggines, and Gaffin.
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A. L
Bessie L. Barringer
Charles F
Rose Halley
Laurel Township
Carlos A
Edith Gaffin
John R
Julia Pierce
Logan
C. H. St. Clair
Tom McCutcheon
Harldo
Lloyd
Flossie Loring
A. M. Thomas
C. Ebert McBroom
Margaret McBroom
Arthur W
Clarissa
Grace V. Adcock
John W
Melba A. Davis
Dwight
Ivy M. Snyder
Good Hope
G. R. Morris
Cora Morris
Washington Township
Clyde E
Mabel F. Hockman
Howard
Kathryn Slusher
Walter
R. Johnson
Thomas
Louise Saanders
Marion Township
Charles Glass
Floyd I. Green
Falls Township
Gilbert
Phoebe Smith
Paul G. Smith
Salt Creek Township
Clara
Wilbur Lightfoot
Charles Geil
Bell Scholl
Alfred and
Zelva Lanning
Carlos
John F. Johnson
Hartsel
Edith E. Flora
John S
Mary B. Richards
Earle McQuaide
Spring Hill
Carrie E
Edward G. Gruner
Morill V. Inboden
Desmond
Marguerite F. Braddock
Anthony Toerner
Stanley H
Maude M. Phillips
Floyd R. Holcomb
Dicken
Don’t Blame Profits on Inflation Pressure
A survey shows families cut purchases and stretch essentials as living costs rise while inflation persists. Analysts note that industrial profits are a small share of costs and that mass production relies on consumer affordability, despite efforts to restrain prices.
Meat supply myths debunked by industry experts
The article argues against famine fears in meat production noting that federally inspected output in 1948 will be lower than 1947 but above prewar averages. It explains seasonal declines, storage by packers, and a recent rise in hog marketings, concluding there will be ample meat from butchers despite sensational claims.
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Washington
Corn Belt
Birth Announced for Joy Ann Dishong in Athens
Mr and Mrs Rob ert Dishong of near Amesville announce the birth of a daughter Joy Ann on June 8 at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edgar Keirns of Amesville and Mr and Mrs George Dishong Nelsonville Route 2 Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs J B Keirns Milica and Mrs John Mourne Nelsonville
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Amesville
Robert Dishong
Near
Joy Ann
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Edgar Keirns
George Dishong
Nelson Ville
J. B. Keirns
Milica
John Mourne
Nelsonville
New Faces in 81st Congress After November Elections
National Affairs notes the 81st Congress to convene in January will look different with 33 Senate seats up in November. Sen Overton of Louisiana is dead. Seven veterans retire Capper Hawkes White Moore Bushfield Hatch and Pappy O Daniel. Republicans Ball Brooks Cooper Revercomb face tough races while Democrats Johnson and Stewart are endangered Umstead of North Carolina has been defeated in the primary.
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Washington
Overton
Louisiana
Capper
Kansas
Hawkes
New Jersey
White
Maine
Moore
Oklahoma
Bushfield
South Dakota
Hatch
New Mexico
Pappy O’daniel
Texas
Ball
Minnesota
Brooks
Illinois
Cooper
Kentucky
Revercomb
West Virginia
Johnson
Colorado
Tom Stewart
Tennessee
Umstead
North Carolina
Congressman Stand For Re election 1946 Outlook
All 435 congressmen face re election. Four Republican committee chairmen may skip runs Knutson Minnesota Andrews New York Dirksen Illinois Hartley New Jersey. Nearly 100 House seats were decided by under 5 percent in 1946. a reverse shift could bring many new faces. Current split 245 Republicans 185 Democrats two American Labor and three vacancies.
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Republican Committee
Knutson
Minnesota
Andrews
New York
Dirksen
Illinois
Hartley
New Jersey
Greeks justify mass executions during religious holiday
Greeks claim the government executed over 200 political prisoners in a single week during a religious holiday. No trials occurred during the holiday, and after it ended authorities reportedly cleared a backlog, making the killings appear as a mass action with the rate returned to normal.
Outlook Digest predicts higher food prices amid rising supplies
The May U.S. cost of living index is expected to rise. The Agriculture Department report says food will be more plentiful this summer as new crops come in, but total supplies will still be lower than last year, keeping average prices elevated.
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U. S
Department of Agriculture
Army to Publish Medal of Honor Winners Book
Army plans a $30,000 volume listing all Medal of Honor recipients in U S military history. Initiated before unification law, the project now excludes Navy and Marine honorees while including Air Force members.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
WACS
WAFS
U. S
Marine
Doctor Explains Sunstroke and Heat Exhaustion
Dr Edwin P Jordan lists sunstroke as a life threatening condition with high fever rapid pulse and possible memory loss and notes recovery after two days but lingering heat sensitivity. He contrasts heat exhaustion a milder form with dizziness sweating weakness pale skin and cramping and warns both are preventable by avoiding exposure.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Railroader Samuel Snyder Dies After 33 Years in Service
Samuel E. Snyder aged 53, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad general foreman in Cincinnati, died Saturday. He served 33 years with the railroad here.
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Cincinnati
Samuel E. Snyder
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sears co founder dies in Chicago at age 84
Alvah Curtis Roebuck, co founder of Sears Roebuck and Co., died Friday night in Chicago at age 84. Roebuck helped build the retailer to national prominence and served until his death. His passing closes a chapter in American commerce.
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SEARS
Chicago
Alvah Curtis Roebuck
Ars, Roebuck and Co
Waltonian Chorus Sings on Avondale Church Program
Waltonians heard on WHKC as the Waltonian Chorus performed eight numbers from Avondale Church of the Air. Soloists Walter Prather Ralph Poston and Kenneth Bright featured with J Richard Farmer directing and accompanists Mrs Walter Prather and Mrs Farmer.
Circus Arrives in Logan With 500 Local Youths
The Mills Brothers Circus visits Logan at the fairgrounds drawing at least 500 Hocking County youths who will attend the 2 and 8 p.m. shows. Tickets were donated by local business leaders and welfare groups via the VFW. The circus, which travels with its own minister, does not perform on Sundays. Dec Waddell, known as the Circus Chaplain, conducts services aboard the parade with his congregation.
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Logan
Hocking County
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Mills Bros. Circus
Erie
Dec” Waddell
Mills Brothers Circus
Sam Simmons Reflects On Public Service And Individual Duty
The author argues political offices from mayor to county commissioner are unpaid and subject to scrutiny. He praises independent justice of the peace work, liking sole responsibility and personal accountability, and compares leadership to national figures while preferring clear credit for decisions.
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National Congress
Justice of the Peace
Truman
Dundas notes scattered family, hospital, and church events
Several Dundas residents are mentioned in social notices. Martha Doye leaves for New York to visit relatives. Ohio State graduation sees Rob ert Christian graduate from the College of Commerce. Mrs Elzina Hughes enters Holzer Hospital for surgery. Local fishing weekend with Magee and Ward. A Dundas EUB Church Children’s Day program directed by Jessie Pick ens draws a large crowd. Mary Lou Stewart visits Kentucky relatives. Ed Warner hosts George Zimmerman and Ida Ansel. Robert Christian, Columbus, visits his parents. Carl Kenny visits his mother in Chillicothe hospital.
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Arthur Christian
Sue
Ralph Lawrence, McGuffey
Ohio State University
Robert Christian
College of Commerce
Elzina Hughes
Holzer Hospital
Pat Bower
Otto Salts
Raymond Butcher
Wilkesville
Jessie Pickens
Dundas Eub
Mary Lou Stewart
Kentucky
Ed Warner
George Zimmerman
Logan
Ida Ansel
Columbus
Harry Easterling
St. Paul
Minn
Logan Chamber Dinner Meeting Sets Officer Election
Logan Chamber of Commerce will hold a Tuesday dinner at Brandt's Restaurant. President Joe Thomas urges all members to attend for the officer elections, with the meeting set to begin at 6 30 p.m.
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Logan
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Brandt
Joe Thomas
Books Listed By Librarian
Logan Miss Evalan Fischer county librarian reports new library acquisitions available by in person visit or postcard. Titles include Spring Fever by Wodehouse The Insect Guide by Swain Sex Habits of American Men by Deutsch It s All in the Family by Millar The Pleasant Morning Light by Lawrence To bias Brandywine by Wickenden Throw Me a Bone by Lothrop and Air Pilot Training by Shields.
Radio Station Frequencies Across Ohio and West Virginia
A listing of radio station callsigns and frequencies includes NBC WLW Cincinnati at 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WERNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Werns
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Summary for June 21 Evening Lineup
A century-old style listing shows a full day of radio programming across networks. Highlights include news blocks with Lowell Thomas and Gabriel Heatter, music programs from Cavalcade of America to Fred Waring, drama and mystery features, sports commentaries, and various hourlong shows ending with Dancing Continued on the abc west schedule.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Cbs
Chicago Orchestra
Cbs-East
Beulah
Dbs
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Abe
van Damme
Abe Jerry Wayne
Abe Henry J
Abe Henry J. Taylor—mbs 7:45—Kaltenborn Comment—nbe News Broadcast-——cbs Sports
Cavalcade of America
Warnon
Abe the Falcon
Howard Barlow
Abe Godfrey
Rex Maupin
Abe Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Voorhees
Margo Whiteman
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Treasury
Abg
Friend Irma
Cbs News
Fish and Hunt Club
Earl Godwin
Fred Waring
Abe Screen Guild Players
News
Abc News
Cba
Abc West
Convention Programs for Republican National Convention Coverage
The full schedule for the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia will be carried by four networks this week. Both day and night sessions, plus special programs, are slated with times not listed in advance. Broadcasts will air simultaneously on all network hookups with instantaneous changes possible.
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Philadelphia
Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Lineup and Features
A dense listing of radio programs across networks featuring shows like Fred Waring, Arthur Godfrey, and Paul Whiteman Records. Notable slots include Breakfast Club, Say It With Music, and Bride and Groom with multiple repeats and time overlaps. A mix of music, drama, serials, games, and kiddies programming dominates the afternoon slate.
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N. Y
Abe
Cbs
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
My Story
Nbbe
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Abee
Kate Smith
Nbe
Abec
Martin Block
Abc
Paul Whiteman
Robert
Q" Lewis
Cbs Kiddies Hour
Mbs
Lum
Abner
Cbs-East
No Damage After Sale Station Fire In Zanesville
A general alarm fire at Myrl's Filling Station on Zanesville Avenue and E Hunter Street caused a blaze when a spark at a gas pump ignited gasoline. No damage was reported and the fire was extinguished by city firefighters upon arrival. Roy Stallsmith, fire chief, stated no injuries.
Miss Jeanette Ruth and Sister to Take Vacation
Miss Jeanette Ruth and her sister Mrs Shirley Thomas left Saturday for a two week vacation trip to Louisiana and Texas.
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Logan
Jeanette Ruth
Shirley Thomas
Louisiana
Texas
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