Rates and delivery terms for newspaper subscriptions
The notice lists Associated Press use rights and local news credit, with subscription prices for various regions and durations. It specifies rates for domestic Ohio West Virginia orders and overseas service mail, plus overseas quotation notes and second class matter packaging. It also mentions advertising rates and notices like obituaries and cards of thanks.
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Associated Press Associated Press
Ohio
West
West Virginia
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Supreme Court faults Wagner Act as unclear governance
Washington notes the Supreme Court’s 5 to 4 ruling questions the Wagner Labor Relations Act’s clarity. The piece critiques definitions of employer and employe, foremen’s rights, and board power, arguing Congress must rework labor law for consistent interpretation and peace.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Supreme Court
CIO
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
NRA
Congress
Labor Board
America
Douglas
Feeding infants on hunger cues to build secure bonds
Dr. O'Brien explains that responsive feeding aligns with infant hunger signals rather than rigid schedules. He notes hunger cues cause stomach contractions and crying, and early hunger-driven feeding helps soothe the infant and strengthen mother child bonding.
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John C. Montgomery
Harper Hospital Bulletin
Detroit
Russia's atomic secrets and the spy climate risk
The piece discusses Heisenberg's claim that German scientists assist Russia and the broader fear of leaks shaping public opinion about the atomic bomb. It argues that Russia may also hold its own secrets and calls for continued U S scientific effort amid Lilienthal hearings and a tense political climate.
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Mr. Ridenour
Russia
Senator McKellar
Senate Committee
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Capitol
Lilienthal Controversy Highlights Atomic Board Appointment
The piece defends Senator opposition to Lilienthal's atomic board appointment while noting policy risks and party dynamics. It portrays Lilienthal as a capable yet divisive figure aligned with New Deal ideas and questions the motive of Truman's choice. The author cautions against political fragmentation and questions communist accusations as overstated.
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Ohio
Lilienthal
Atomic Board
Truman
Lions’ den
New Deal
Bright Boys
Congress
When the forests go the waters follow and famine follows
A quotation by George W. Chambers warns that the loss of forests brings fleeing waters, vanished fish and game, damaged crops, and the departure of fertility. It stresses cascading environmental decline through flood and drought.
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George W. Chambers
Congress moves to curb portal to portal pay suits
Peter Edson reports Washington lawmakers advance a Senate version of a bill to outlaw portal to portal wage claims, lining up with the House measure. The clash over constitutionality centers on back pay claims under Wage and Hour law and related acts, with possible Supreme Court tests and two year or one year limits.
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Washington
Richards
Senate
House
Congress
Richard
House of Senate
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
Bacon-Davis
Walsh-Healy
Youth Looses Fingers When Cap Explodes In Gallipolis
Roger Frazier 11, son of Kenneth and wife of 84 Vine Street Gallipolis, suffered severe injuries to his hands and eye when a dynamite cap exploded while he played with friends behind a state highway garage. Police gathered caps found in a radiator flush can. investigation continues.
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Gallipolis
Roger Frazier
Kenneth Frazier
Vine Street
Roger
State Highway
Charles Holzer, Jr
Holzer Hospital
Huntington
Driver Tests Slated For Friday by Patrol
Examinations for driver's licenses will begin March 28 and continue each Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the state highway garage, Gallipolis post patrolmen announced. MAX ALT MAN IN GALLIPOLIS Altman, owner of Altman's Department Store, recovering from influenza at Grant Hospital Columbus after being struck during a buying trip.
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Gallipolis
State Highway Patrol
State Highway
Max Altman
Altman
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Getting a Job Guide to Help Field Choice
A Reader Service booklet from The Athens Messenger offers guidance to choose and pursue a fitting career. It analyzes fields, salaries, advancement chances, and future prospects, urging readers to request the guide by sending 25 cents with name address booklet title and No 201 to The Athens Messenger Reader Service New York.
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Athens Messenger
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Rio Grande Baptist Church Program Listed
The Rev. Harold Hammer, pastor of Rio Grande Calvary Baptist Church, announced a rural church conference at 7:30 p m tonight in Salem Church on Route 325. R McBride of Green Lake Wisconsin land settlement director of the Northern Baptist Convention was listed to speak on Settling Christian Families and Clayton Pepper of Granville director of town and country churches of the Ohio Baptist Convention will speak on The Program of the Rural Church.
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Gallipolis
Harold . Hammer
Rio Grande Calvary
Former Rail Foreman Dies in Huntington
Charles W. Mc Clure Sr 72 Huntington former roundhouse foreman for the C Q O Railroad Co died in a Huntington hospital Tuesday night Surviving are his wife one daughter Mrs Eula Charles and one son Charles W McClure Jr both of Huntington
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Gallipolis
Charles W. McClure, Sr
Huntington
C. & QO. Railroad Co
Eula Charles
Charles W. McClure, Jr
River traffic at Gallipolis and Kanawha reported
Downstream passages on the Ohio River included City of Pittsburgh Dix ie Wheeling Printz Wishard and Price at various times while upriver vessels Duchtiilite Bruce Sterling Cook Hat field Slack Barrett Especo Ogram and Shearer moved. Gallipolis locks recorded Semet passing up at 6:55 a.m. Kanawha River vessels Dolle Marmet George III and Union reported up at Winfield and Marmet.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Dixie
Wheeling
Printz
Ravenswood
W. Va
Wishard
Huntington
Price
Greenup
Marietta
Bruce
Little Hocking
Sterling
Cook
Millwood
Hatfield
Slack Barrett
Especo
Ashland
Ogram
Shearer
Maysville
Kanawha River
Dolle
Marmet
Union
Winfield
Local Syracuse Notes and Obituaries Dust Off September Friendly Gatherings
Mary Karr marked her 88th birthday with cards and cake from Asbury Methodist WSCS and flowers from Mr. and Mrs. John Roush. Frank Holmes, 79, a Syracuse pioneer, died in Middleport. funeral held at home with Rev. Lawrence Schmidt officiating. Surviving children listed, plus relatives in New York City Charleston and Middleport. Boy Scouts reorganized in Syracuse under Russell McBride.
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Syracuse
Mary Karr
Wsscos
Asbury Methodist Church
John Roush
Alpha Cottrill
William Bartels
George Jenkins
George Rea
Carmel
Frank Holmes
Middleport
Lawrence Schmidt
Elmer
New York City
William Syracuse
George Freeland
Charleston
Malcom Roller
E. H. Holmes
Bulah Calkins
Athens
Spontt
van Johnson
Alice Capehart
WSCS
C. B. Neese
Charles Newman
Bert Neese
Irving Karr
Pearl McBride
Roger Quisenberry
Columbus
John Bowers
Russel McBride
Property Case Is Dismissed In Gallia County
Common Pleas Judge dismisses Willard Grover v L Tracy Casto and K M Casto over right of way by prescription. Evidence shows long term open continuous use by Grover’s predecessor but not adverse, both parties own the land, case dismissed at plaintiff’s costs.
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Gallipolis
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Warden
Willard Grover
L. Tracy Casto
K. M. Casto
George W. Gienn
Kerosene Range Causes Damage at Porter Home
Fire reported from a kerosene range damaged walls of the Guy Clark home near Porter Tuesday but workers from a nearby sawmill extinguished the blaze before it gained headway on the house.
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Gallipolis
Guy Clark
Porter Tuesday
Willis joins Rotary Club in Gallipolis meeting
Carl Willis manager of the G. and J. Tire Service Co. became a member of the Rotary Club at its meeting Tuesday night in Gallipolis, adding to the local group’s roster.
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Gallipolis
Carl Willis
G. & J. Tire Service Co
Rotary Club
Laurel Run Notes Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting
Mrs John Norris hosted the Friendly Neighbor Club on March 6 with a potluck dinner and raffles. A new member Mrs Floyd Williams was welcomed. gifts were given to Mrs Warren Sowers. Members and guests from Haydenville Logan and Union Furnace attended.
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Laurel Run
John Norris
Friendly Neighbor Club
Warren Sowers
Floyd Williams
Charles Patton
Donald Campbell
Ted Groves
Herman Bumgardner
Everett White
Lawrence Wolfe
Arthur Todd
Clarence Patton
Millard Patton
William Sparks
Paul Lury
Walter Primmer
Arlie Campbell
Fredrick Norris
Haydenville
Mickey Wayne Brandon
Logan
Bill Sparks
Union Furnace
Jess Vanbiber
Stanley Norris
Nelsonville
Fredric Norris
Jerry
Linda
Joan Bumgardner
Luella Dicken
Athens
Don Dalton
Patty
Connett
Paul Angle
Columbus
C. H. Patton
Lancaster
M. Biles
W. R. Wolfe
Ichelen Bumgardner
Public Forum letter questions Memorial proposition stance
Nelsonville letter writer challenges Mr Bartlett on his Memorial proposition position and urges support for Oral Daugherty's plan. He recalls wartime sacrifices, warns against empty promises and calls for local industry with building needs, claiming veterans back Daugherty 100 percent and urging a public stand.
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the Messenger
Mr. Bartlett
Messenger
Oral Daugherty
Pacific
Nelsonville
Heaven
Bartlett
Radio Highlights Dispatch Signals Advisory Move
New York radio leaders, advertisers, and sponsors form an advisory group to study forming a council to improve radio service. Tonight’s specials include ABC’s Bishop’s Relief Committee program with MacNichols and Pat O’Brien, plus the Oscars broadcast and various NBC CBS and ABC lineups through Friday featuring Burns and Allen, Cantor, Perry Mason, and more.
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New York
ABC Tonight
J. T. MacNichols
Cincinnati
Pat O’brien
Hollywood
Jack Benny
M. D
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Burns and Allen
Jack Haley
Eddie Cantor
CBS
Howard da Silva
Dick Haymes
Dorothy McGuire
Finnegan
ABC
Studs Terkel
Greece
Turkey
MBS
Warnen
Robert Young
N. Y
Farrell
Alan Young
Veterans and
Congress
Perry Mason
House Party
Red Barber
Fanny Brice
Kenny Baker
Tommy Bartlett
Joseph Alsop
Elmer Davis
Cardinal Spellman
Bishops’ Relief Committee
Ben Alexander
Girl ‘Scouts
Gallipolis Ferry social notes mention local visits
Mrs E A Rice Sr returns to Higginsport after her father’s illness. Former Gallipolis Ferry resident Miss Ethel Farley, eldest daughter of Charles Farley and Rosa Farley, is named. C V Henderson returns from Huntington and Hamlin WV. Patricia Ann Farley recovers from mumps and resumes school. Mrs Henderson visits Charleston. Homer Long visits Point Pleasant. Gene Henry recovers from mumps.
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Gallipolis Ferry
E. A. Rice, Sr
Higginsport
Ohio
Rice
Ethel Farley
Charles Farley
Rosa B. Farley
C. V. Henderson
Huntington
Hamlin
W. Va
Patricia Ann Farley
Alpine Cheese Rite Tied to Birth and Funeral
An old Alpine custom links cheese making to a child's birth with portions eaten on special life occasions. The final cheese piece is kept for the individual's funeral, reflecting a lifelong practice tied to birth and end-of-life rites.
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Alpine
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the Public Forum
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