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Frederick W. Bush
Messenger Publishing
O. Gorton K. Bush
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Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
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Ohio
Postoffice
Quiet Beginning for Eisenhower Era Policy
The new administration aims for calm gradualism, delaying bold actions to let issues breathe. It seeks a softer approach after 1948’s inflation and policy strains, expecting a cautious period of appraisal even amid potential disruption from Stalin’s death. Public mood shifts away from impulsive, crisis driven governance toward steadier, less intrusive policies.
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Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Stalin
Republic
McKay backs fair break for public and private power
Secretary of the Interior McKay calls for ending the federal preference clause that requires sale priority to cooperatives and public bodies. He argues private utilities should not be penalized in power shortages and advocates a national power policy serving the whole country over partisan interests.
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McKay
Reclamation Bureau
Power Mania and the Mind of Dictators
Hal Boyle analyzes dictatorship across scales from petty tyrants to Stalin and Hitler. He argues power appeals to ego, not duty, and that rulers justify actions as welfare while sacrificing others. Stalin’s caution and divide-and-rule are cited as hallmarks of modern dictatorship.
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Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
Napoleon
Europe
Nero
Self Control and Economic Freedom After Price Controls
The piece argues price controls endanger freedom, calls for courage to protect freedom from within, and predicts a rise in prices for goods like milk building materials and cosmetics after controls lift by April 30. It questions business restraint and praises release from controls under Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
Heirs of Stalin Face Question of Soviet Future Direction
World Today columnist James Marlow analyzes the succession struggle after Stalin, arguing the heirs must decide whether to preserve the party or pursue a different path. It notes Stalin's shadow over the regime, the need for mass loyalty, and the danger of internal conflict wrecking the Soviet system.
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Washington
Lenin
Stalin
Russia
Leon Trotsky
Malenkov
Beria
Molotov
Trotsky
Communist Party
Case Study Seeks Why Wife Urges Husband to Have Affairs
Dr Crane analyzes Irene L a 29 year old mother of two who urged her shy husband to seek relations with other women. The piece notes a wife’s vanity and jealousy often prevent such urges, and adds Irene later confessed an affair with her boss. The column promises tomorrow’s comparison to show gender differences in attitudes toward infidelity.
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Trene
George W. Crane
Irene L
Irene
Dr. Crane
P.S. Irene
Television Programs Change By Nation Schedule
A mixed lineup across channels WLW W board lists shows through the week including Comedy Carnival Sports Today Ohio News Meetin Time Whats My Name Barrow Concert Opening Night Robert M Who Said That Three City Final Family Playhouse and Photo News plus day parts Ruth Lyons Morning Matinee and Evening programs.
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Sports Today
Ohio News
Barrow
Robert M
Family Playhouse
Photo News
Doctor's Comments on leg cramps fatigue and cancer fears
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers readers on intermittent claudication leg cramps from insufficient blood flow and fatigue in old age. diet and vitamins unlikely to help. He states cancer is not contagious and questions about coccyx pain are unlikely to indicate cancer. injury more likely.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
After the Plague the World Grows Dim in Dawn of Isolation
Ish Williams, one of the few survivors after a deadly disease, watches a city fade as electrical systems fail and smoke chokes the skyline. He follows a distant light with his dog Princess, armed only with a hammer, and encounters a woman at a house, sparking a tense confrontation that ends with a cliffhanger.
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Ish Williams
Ish
Golden Gate Bridge
Tamalpais
Princess
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Ohio and West Virginia
A dense listing of radio stations ABC WCCL WSAZ CBS WNBS WCHS MBS WHKC WPAR WJEH WMOA WATH and WOUI FM 91.5 outlines a weekday schedule from noon to 1 PM and evening blocks through 11 PM. The lineup features news segments, sports, music concerts, dramas, talk shows, and kiddies programming with multiple time blocks and network repetitions.
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ABC
WCCL
Cincinnati
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WPAR
Parkersburg
WJEH
Gallipolis
WMOA
Marietta
WATH
Athens
WOUI
Cebe
Abe Jo Stafford Longe
Mbe
One Man's Family
Abe
Cbs Evening
Mackae
Henry Taylor
Abe the Falcon
Bob Edge
Barrow
Pics
Talent Scoutsa
Rex
Musico
Cbe
Aill
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Hal Boyle
New York
Joseph Stalin
Fort Knox
World Today
By James Marlow
History's Court of Final Judgment
WLW
Arteway
Ruth Lyons
Dave Garroway
Big Town
Ding Dong School
Farmer Click
Hawkins Falls
Geppy Hayes
Tereday
Nichols
Club
Ff UL
Nita Hutch
Iideo
Sheen
Renie Biano
Operations Universe
Weatherman
Chet Long
Doug Edwards
Globe Trotter
Hobnob
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff Long
Don Mack
D. Edwards
Jane Froman
Ernie Kovack
Tomorro
Buff
Ecarth
George R. Stewart
R Stewart
Rnsacheren Inc
Neahee
Ciif
Jack Kirkw
Abe Ladies Fair
Boo
Kay
Bob Ho
Nbe
Curt Massey
Jane Pickene
Tennessee Ernie
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
John B. Gambling
Cal Tinney
Abe Bruce
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