Truman to Sign Oleo Bill Expands FTC Penalties Across Businesses
Government would remove some restrictions on margarine while doubling penalties for violations, with the FTC empowered to enforce rules in false advertising boycotts commercial bribes and full line forcing. Courts would set daily fines up to five thousand dollars for continued disobedience.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Smith
Jones
U.S
Saw Jones
Layne
Beach Meeting Ends in Silent Union
Alice Pine waits on the Long Island Sound beach for Brent Halleck to arrive after planning a confession to clear his name of Muriel’s manipulation. Their reunion under a moody moon leads to a quiet embrace as the planned speech remains unsaid and the moment ends in darkness.
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Alice Pine
Muriel
Alice
Brent Halleck
Brent
Chuck Wisner
Tolliver
Reprisal Claims Follow Denfeld Dismissal
The Bloomington Pantagraph reports Admiral Louis E. Denfeld says his 1963 firing as Chief of Naval Operations was a reprisal for testimony before Congress. The piece criticizes Defense Secretary Johnson and Navy Secretary Matthews for breaking pledges and seeks congressional oversight to prevent a military dictatorship.
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Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Naval Operations
House Armed Services Committee
Defense
Louis Johnson
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Congress
Admiral Denfeld
Colliers Magazine
Congressional
Denfeld
Matthews
Johnson
Defense Department
Joel T. Boone
Johnson-Matthews
Bloomington
Ill
Pantagraph
No Easy Escape in a World of Gray Realities
The piece argues there are no shortcuts to peace and security. It cautions against emotional escapism and urges acceptance of difficult tasks, urging support for courageous leaders to steer a sane course through persistent tension and crisis.
Hard to Forget The 1949 50 coal strike settled
The 1949 50 coal strike settled and becomes a campaign issue. The piece criticizes the Truman administration and party candidates for mismanagement and failure to act, noting suffering from coal shortages, school closures, business losses, and wage reductions, and alleging a motive to weaken Taft Hartley.
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Truman Administration
No More Frontiers in the Mature U S Economy
The piece argues that past forecasts of a mature economy were flawed as postwar growth expands beyond earlier limits. It notes rising business levels, new frontiers creating thousands of jobs and novel products, and a higher standard of living with horizons widening across several fields.
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U.S
Campaigns and politics loom in CIO purge era
Washington reports show CIO education strategy to win rank and file over left wing unions succeeded with no personal attacks on purged leaders. Right wing unions posted stronger member benefits while left wing groups pushed anti American trade union lines. Also notes on McGrath crime law conference and New York Rep Marcantonio pushing Smith Act repeal. National Farmers Union criticizes Truman's 81st Congress as worse than the prior GOP session.
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Washington
CIO
Commie
Daily Worker
Phil Murray
J. Howard McGrath
U. S
Quigg Newton
Denver
David Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Alan H. Bible
Nevada
John P. McGrath
New York City
Fletcher Bowron
Los Angeles
Treasury
Federal Communications Commission
Thomas D'Alesandro
Baltimore
General Legislative Committee
Congress
New York
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Party
Communist Party
National Farmers’ Union
Truman
No Frontier Closing Down Economic Growth, Says Expert
The speaker argues growth remains robust despite fears of a closing frontier. Unemployment rises with many job seekers entering the labor market daily, and only a dynamic industry can absorb them to prevent hardship.
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Ing
America
Rome Township High School in 1890s Athens County era
A four page Rome Township School issue from 1894 details Rome High School on Guysville hill with $3.50 to $6 term tuition, room rentals at fifty cents weekly, and meals at $2 to $2.50 weekly. It notes Crippen’s $10 shorthand course, a $100 typewriter, a Reading Circle, and local business ads in Guysville and Athens.
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Athens County
L. C. Crippen
Rome High School
Business Institute
Crippen
Rome
Guysville
George Jarvis
New England
J. H. Finsterwald
Henry Stalder
Charles Super
Ohio University
Athens College
Ohio U
Athens
Rome Township
Palmer House
John Pickett
Zenner
Frank Sloan
J. S. Basom
Sam Sommer
Peter Kern
Cornwell
Putnam and Fletcher
Cline
McKee’s
al Sloane
O. B. Sloane
Green Branch
Blassie Wilson
Gusta Copeland
Iva Custer
General Custer
Carl
Kenneth Hayes
D. W. Cornell
W. W. Coleman
J. W. Murphey
C. C. Calvert
J. W. Pierce
C. C. Cray
Neil
R. M. Wilson
Fred Coleman
J. W. Weatherby
Minstrel Show Postponed Due to Illness of Mrs Roof
A minstrel show scheduled for Friday night at Dundas school was postponed because Mrs Genoa Roof is ill. The event will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the Dundas school location.
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Dundas — A
Genoa Roof
Dunsdas School
Public Forum letter on humane treatment of dogs
Mrs Marie Dutton Pomeroy criticizes a dog warden’s treatment of dogs in reply to H Charles article. She urges dog lovers and humane individuals to act to improve the situation, dated March 11.
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the Messenger
H. Charles
Marie Dutton Pomeroy
R.D
Athens County dog issues draw reader protest
Ellis Woodworth from Athens writes to commend The Messenger for exposing dog welfare concerns. He urges action to end inhumane treatment and to consider removing the dog warden, praising Mr Charles for Friday Forum coverage and the newspaper’s stand.
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the Messenger
Athens County
Fred Shafer
Charles
Roy Cross
Eddie Davis
Ellis Woodworth
Athens
Vinton notes of church gathering and community updates
Sun shine Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud’s home with devotionals by Mrs. Verna Gleason. Guests included the Rev. Carl Davis and Dougie Bates. Miss Doris Rice spoke on furniture arrangements. A covered dish lunch followed. Funeral services were held for Rev. William Robison at Mountain Valley Church in West Virginia.
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Vinton
Sunshine
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Cloud
Verna Gleason
Carl Davis
Mary Walker
Pauline Bates
Hazel Harmon
Virginia Quickle
Dougie Bates
Goldin McCarley
Athens
Laura Brown
Doris Rice
Gallia County
Emma_ Quickle
Charlotte Woolridge
Vennie Casto
Horace Metcalf
Myrtle Metcalf
Marie Alexander
Mary Ann McCarley
Elva Huntley
Beatrice Evans
Goldia McCarley
William Robison
Vernon McCoy
Mountain Valley Christian Church
West Virginia
Vennie Butler
John Butler
Wellston
Miss Petty
Gallipolis
Don Watson
John Wilson
Portsmouth
Walter McCarley
Byrd Alexander
Quiz Hall By WILTON FE. HALL
A quirky reader quiz with ten questions for men women and teens, each correct answer worth ten points and a scoring guide ranging from Genius to Fair. The page lists multiple choice options and ends with a garbled answer key.
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Wilton FE. Hall
Social Visits Span Several Towns in Ohio and West Virginia
Mrs Minnie Orr traveled to Parkersburg to see her son and daughter in law Wayne Orr. A parade of guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Newell and the Monroes of Chillicothe with Junior. the Christpher and Schultz families from Belpre and Hemlock Grove visited Lonnie Christopher and Mike Theiss respectively. Other gatherings featured the McKay and Hayes households bringing relatives from Syracuse Reedsville and Pomeroy to Belleville West Virginia for visits with C Townsend and Randoph families.
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Lonnie Christpher
Arthur Orr
Martha
Janet
Mike Theiss
Dorcas
J. C. McKay
Walter Harris
Richard
Jimmy
Syracuse
John Hayes
Shirley
Johnny
William Ray
Reedsville
Arthur Morarity
Larry
Marty Lynn
Pomeroy
Randoph
Walter Lemley
Sharon
Butch
Sonny
C. Townsend
Belleville
West Virginia
Television Schedule Summary for WLW-C Channel 3 and peers
A detailed listing of programs by station for Wednesday and Thursday including WLW-C Channel 3 shows from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. and Thursday morning to late afternoon lineups, plus WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 6 schedules with news features, dramas, children’s programs, music, and sports segments.
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Wlw-C
Channel 3
Kukla
Fran
Oille
Showroom
News Caravan
Theater
Pauper
Penthouse
Judy Splinters
WTVN
Channel 6
Cartoon Theater
Your Police Dept
Captain Video
Yard 'N’ Garden
Carnival of Music
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Chet Long
Radio Schedule Highlights Seventeen Hours of Daytime Nonsense
A detailed listing of radio programs by time slot across networks including Abe CBS ABC NBC and MBS. Notable shows include This Is Your Life Frank Sinatra Show The Great Gildersleeve Burns and Allen and Lum and Abner with evening and morning blocks and repeats.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Gildersleeve
Gregory Hood
Abe International Airport
Nbc-Tv
Abe Mr. Feathers
Johnny Desmond
Abe Bing Crosby
Buzz Adlam Playroom
Abe Burns and Allen
Lawrence Welka
Aboe
Abe Lum
Abner
Abc-Tv
Oklahoma Symphony
News & Variety
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Peter Edson
C. H. Harris
the Public Forum
England
al Smth
Cal Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
Huey Long
White House
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Illinois
Pepper Young
Sam
Nora
Bashan
Cbs-Tv
Hollywood
Daily
Studio N
Fern Sharp
Ted Steele
Wsaz-Tv
Lucky Pup
Texas Slim
Ollie
Bob Howard
Telenews Daily
Sports Almanac
Morehead Glee Club
Weatherbird
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg. U
Nbc-Wlw
Cincinnati
Abc-Wool
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Eddie Albert
The
Clevelandaires
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Poole
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Hannibal Cobb
Abe Queen
Abe Bob Poole
Garry Moore
West
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