Subscription Rates and Notice of Publication Details
The notice outlines paid in advance subscription rates by carrier and mail in Ohio and West Virginia, with overseas servicemen handled by request, plus foreign rates on request. It lists in town Athens Ohio as second class and notes national representatives in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland.
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Ohio
West Virginia
West Eee
West
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Budget Cut Debate Tests Truman Support in Congress
Democratic leaders in the Senate backed a $4.5 billion budget reduction amid pressure from Republicans and a faction of Democrats, while others favored a deeper $6 billion cut. The vote highlights tensions over Truman’s claimed rigid budget and signals possible campaign issues for the 1948 election as Congress considers setting a new budget limit under a recent reform.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House of Representatives
Senate
Capitol Hill
Conference Committee
House
Mr. Truman
Research Committee Named From OU Faculty
Ohio University President John C. Baker appoints a five member faculty committee led by Dr. L P Eblin to stimulate research across divisions. Members include Drs H H Roseberry E A Taylor H C Lehman and J B Heidler with $33823 raised for the Ohio University Fund Inc to support scholarships and research.
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John C. Baker
Ohio University
L. P. Eblin
Ohio University Fund, Inc
H. H. Roseberry
E. A. Taylor
H. C. Lehman
J. B. Heidler
Ohio U
Baker
Paul R. O'Brien
Ohio teachers strike debated as potential warning rises
An Ohio school superintendent warns Governor Herbert a statewide teachers strike for higher pay could occur. The piece weighs strike risks to student education and character, contrasting its political uses with the notion of arbitration and public reliance on school funding.
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Ohio
Herbert
Adjustments Needed The Farmer and Economic Stability
The author argues that farmer problems are economic and social, not technical, and calls for world peace and domestic stability. He notes rising farm production with fewer workers, the link between jobs and food prices, and warns strikes harm farmers. The piece stresses better marketing and changing consumer tastes.
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C.H.H
Public boredom and politics in crisis times
The writing criticizes government overreach and slow postwar recovery in Britain and the United States. It argues emergencies expose failures of public utilities and Big Business influence, urging people to demand accountable leadership and test new ideas.
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Great Britain
England
United States
Remine Stirs Hearing With TVA Communist Rumors
Knoxvill e witness J S Remine delayed the Atomic Energy Commission hearings but stole the show with blunt humor and stories about investigations from 1937 to 1938. He said he found many working for TVA and recited names while recounting late-night rooming-house observations.
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Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Sumner Pike
Lewis Strauss
W. W. Waymack
Fred Beacher
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
U.S.A
J. S. Remine
Knoxville
Tenn
Remine
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
Mr. Remine
TVA
McKellar
John Frantz
Bourke Hickenlooper
Senator Vandenberg
Henry Hart
Senator LaFollette
Notable quotes on democracy and leadership from past thinkers
The fragment quotes C H H on leftists entering the White House and emergencies proving ordinary people can muddle along in a democracy. Beecher compares growth to climbing higher, not staying.
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White House
C.H.H
Fatigue Causes and Warnings in Daily Life
Dr. William A. O'Brien explains fatigue can stem from activity disease diet or emotional stress with infections metabolic issues and cancer possible sources. He notes fatigue may be the only sign in tuberculosis and diabetes features excessive appetite thirst and urination before treatment.
Local Notes From Wilkesville Area Highlight Moves and Meetings
Mrs Alice Carpenter travels to Akron for her mother’s illness. Mary Stewart joins her. WMF Club hosts Mrs George Ragan on Feb 15 and Past Chiefs Club on Feb 18. Mrs Russell Waltz returns from Monroe Mich for ill grandson who is improving. Earl Spires moves to Albany. Gerald Reed and Diane wed in Pataskala on Feb 24 then stay with Longhenrys before moving to farm. Raymond Huffman builds on Reed lot. Aikman opens store in Bessie Wells room. Presbyterian Ladies meet at Earl Hugg with pot luck. Rev Wier of McArthur attends. Lena Cray hosts Study Club.
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Wilkesville
Alice Carpenter
Akron
Mary Stewart
George Ragan
WMF
Chiefs Club
Russell Waltz
Monroe
Mich
Earl Spires
Minnie Sheline
Albany
Gerald Reed
Diane
Columbus
L. G. Reed
Francis Eileen Jarvis
Frank Coffrin
Pataskala
Robert Longhenry
Longhenry
Raymond Huffman
Paul Aikman
Bessie Wells
The
Presbyterian Church
Earl Hugg
Wier of
McArthur
Lena Cray
Exenkamper Birth Noted In Jacksonville Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Exenkamper announce the birth of a son named John Henry born February 20 weighing eight and a half pounds. Grandparents are Lena Exenkamper and Basil Roberts of Jacksonville. Nearby relatives and friends, including the Burdesses and Diane of Columbus, plus several visitors, were noted in the Jacksonville area.
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Jacksonville
John Exenkamper
Lena Exenkamper
Basil Roberts
John Henry
George Burdess
Diane
Columbus
Elbert Maxwell
Guy White
Jane
Vern
Millfield
Eloise Miller
Dow McCune
Ohio Legion convention dates moved to August in Cincinnati
Dates for the Ohio American Legion convention in Cincinnati have been advanced from August 24 and 26 to August 2 and 4.
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Columbus
Ohio American Legion
Cincinnati
Local Notables and Visitors In Murray City
Area residents and visitors are listed in a social notes roundup. Roswell Pfc. Charles Collins visits family due to an ill uncle J J Hogan. Numerous locals including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson Hollister and Mrs. Marjorie Hamm Pittsburgh attend events and visits in Glouster, Nelsonville, and surrounding towns.
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Floyd Keeton
Granville Thompson
Nancy
Cleveland
Thompson
Howard Craft
Frank Bryan
Charles Hise
Logan
Raymond Mullins
Jerry Smith
Columbus
Joseph Stone
Walter Abanks
Glouster
George Dixon
Buchtel
Williard Dixon
Mary Lanning
Clarence Spencer
Straitsville
Laura Miller
New Straitsville
Lena Keeton
R. of P. Lodge
Goldie Hoffman
Gerald Wooten
Nelsonville
Betty Sabo
Johnnie Sabo
Grace Robson
Lillie Spencer
Gladys Williams
Ruth Short
Violet Gosney
Eugene Snyder
Vallee Bids Adieu As NBC Stars Leave Airwaves
Radio highlights list Rudy Vallee's NBC farewell at 8 p m with a Milton Berle replacement planned next week. The piece notes Vallee's long NBC run aside from wartime Coast Guard service and lists the night’s and tomorrow's schedules across NBC CBS ABC and MBS, plus program notes about policy changes and awards.
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New York
Rudy Vallee
NBC
Milton Berle
Coast Guard
Vallee
Overseas Press Club
ABC
Warren R. Austin
U.S
Robert R. Young
CBS
Hector McNeil
Gerat Britain
Sen
Chan Gurney
Washington State
Tomorrow
H. P. Davis
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Davis
Richard
WOR
MBS
Red Skelton
Egypt
India
Boston Symphony
Hank D'Amico
Scotland Yard
the Falcon
American Forum
Vic Damone
Fred Waring
Vic Borge
Kay Kyser
Kenny Delmar
Jack Carson
Sinatra
Tommy Bartlett
Pat O’gold
Jackie Hill
Ben Alexander
Notable Births and Admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs and Mrs Howard Woodyard of Athens welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs George Rankin of Glouster have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Chandler of Athens welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchell of Murray City have a son. Dr John Stack of Athens admitted for major surgery. Mrs Billie Shaw of Athens admitted for major surgery. Mrs James Roach and daughter of Athens discharged. Mrs Frank Forgoress and daughter of Glouster discharged. Mrs Denny Ashcraft and son of Guysville discharged. Norma Lee Kline of Athens admitted. Keaton Endsley of Athens admitted. Clarence Watson of Athens admitted.
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Howard Woodyard
Athens
George Rankin Glouster
Charles Chandler
Walter Mitchell
Murray City
John Stack
Billie Shaw
James Roach
Frank Forgoress
Glouster
Denny Ashcraft
Guysville
Norma Lee Kline
Keaton Endsley
Clarence Watson
Incorporation Talk Planned for Legion Post 21
M. D. Hughes, Legion attorney, will discuss incorporating K. T. Crossen Post 21, American Legion, at a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Legion home on W. Washington St. Commander Donald Robinson announced. Refreshments will be served. A joint Legion and Auxiliary executive committee meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. March 12.
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M. D. Hughes
Legion
K. T. Crossen
American Legion
W. Washington St
Donald Robinson
The
Auxiliary
Robinson
Scout Camporee in Athens Planned by Kootaga Area
Council Camporee of Kootaga Area set for early June in Athens at the County Fair Grounds. Field Executive Edward A. Goodwin states ten counties will send troops to showcase crafts and skills. In other news, Lewis D. Corwin of Athens was fined $5 and costs for speeding on Route 33 by the State Highway Patrol.
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Kootaga Area
Athens
Edward A. Goodwin
Kootaga
Goodwin
Athens County Fair Grounds
Lewis D. Corwin
Franz Woodworth
State Highway Patrol
Parole Hearing Notice for James Wolf in Ohio
Parole hearing is set for James Wolf, inmate at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, from Athens County. Convicted June 6 1946 for breaking and entering larceny with 115 year sentence. hearing before Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after April 1. Also juror drawing notice for Hocking County March 15 1947 at 10 am for April term.
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James Wolf
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Athens County
Ohio ON and Parole Commission
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
A. C. Forsythe
Parole and Record
Office of Commissioners of Jurors
Hockjing County
Commissioners of Jurors
Hocking County
Common Pleas Court
Said County
Nelson Delong Dan
Langley Commissioners of Jurors
Red Cross County Drive Graphed as Cross on Court House
A giant cross made from a graph will be mounted on the Court House steps on Wednesday to show Red Cross Drive progress. Under Hers man W. Humphrey the campaign began March 1 with soliciting in Athens business district and county canvassing aiming at a $9 000 goal. Each township will be listed. its section turns red only after its quota is met, and no township appears until the entire county goal is achieved.
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Court House
Red Cross
Hersman W. Humphrey
Athens
Kiwanis Preview Teases OU Student Show No No Nanette
Kiwanis Club hears a preview of Ohio University students production No No Nanette with numbers including Dont Keep Me Waiting Tea for Two sung by Janet Ingerham and Dan Saltzberg I Want To Be Happy sung by Ingerham and Ernie Mariani and a tap dance by Edward Fabisco Thackrey of the university school music staff directed the program Guests included Ohio University student R R Zehrbach Akron resident E D Davidson Athens residents A L Bechtel J R Morehouse and Mike Hamilton son of Dr L A Hamilton Several Kiwanis plan to attend Logan and Marietta clubs 25th Anniversary Parties on March 11.
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Ohio University
Kiwanis Club
Janet Ingerham
Dan Saltzberg
Miss Ingerham
Ernie Mariani
Edward Fabisco
Joseph FE. Thackrey
Roy Gabriel Dies Monday at 64
Roy Gabriel 64, retired coal miner, died Monday evening at his Lower Plains home after a three year illness. Born Chauncey, he lived in Athens County his whole life. Survived by wife Olive, a daughter Mrs Russell Alley Ashland KY, three sons Virgil Sandusky Billy Joe The Plains Clyde L at home, mother Frances Gabriel sister Irene DeWeese six brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 30 pm at Latter Day Saints Church The Plains with Rev Earl Caldwell. Burial Zion Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 pm tonight.
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Roy Gabriel
Lower Plains
Chauncey
Athens County
Gabriel
Olive
Russell Alley
Ashland
Virgil
Sandusky
Billy Joe
the Plains
Clyde L
Frances Gabriel
Irene DeWeese
John
Athens
George
James
Fred
Clifford
Denzil
Latter Day Saints
Earl Caldwell
Zion Cemetery
Master Mason Degree Planned Tonight at Paramathia Lodge
Raymond W. Webb announces a Master Mason degree will be conferred at 7 30 tonight during a special Paramathia Lodge 25 F and AM meeting. Visiting members are welcome.
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Paramathia Lodge
F&am
Raymond W. Webb
Appointment notices and sheriff sale in Athens county
Notices announce Blanche Swartz named administratrix of Mary A. Green estate in Nelsonville with four months for creditors to file claims. Wm B. Morris named administrator de bonis non for H G Gibson estate in Glouster with four months for claims. R C Hopkins named administrator of Charles D Hopkins estate in Athens. Sheriff sale in partition ordered in Fairfield County for Lot 2629 in Townsend’s Addition Athens to be sold March 24 1947 at 1 30 PM with bid at two thirds of $125 report.
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Blanche Swartz
Jackson Street
Nelsonville
Ohio
Mary A. Green
Athens County
Francis D. White
Wm. B.morris
Glouster
Haseen
de Bonis Non
H. G. Gibson
R. C. Hopkins
East State St
Athens
Charles D. Hopkins
State of
Fairfield County
Common Pleas Court
Retha B. Potts
Minnie Berry
A. D
Towit
County of
Townsend
Avon Place
Piee Bateman
Kens County
Dorothy J. Parmiter
Kermit C. Sitterley
Atty
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National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Beecher
Moscow
IHOPE
William A. O'Brien
By Galbraith
U. S. Pat
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Legion Post
Kiwanis
Athens News
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