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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
4
Quiz hall questions across categories with multiple choice options and an encoded answer key. The text includes 10 questions for men women and teens, a scoring scheme and a garbled answer string at the end.
The piece argues harshly that prison sentences for numbers operators would curb a widespread gambling network that drains millions from credible citizens. It labels numbers as a national scandal, notes its spread from cities to small towns, and condemns slickers who profit while workers and others waste wages on games of chance.
The piece alleges the Reclamation Service in 1947 used federal funds to influence the 1948 election by overspending on Western projects, delaying big ones, and pressuring contractors for losses. It blames officials for discrediting Congress to aid Truman and notes later admission of the politicking.
James Richardson, 47, of Columbus was killed Wednesday when a Pennsylvania passenger train struck his automobile on Route 39 five miles west of Columbus.
A The Messenger reader notes his February 23 letter is quoted in the U S Congressional Record of February 28 1949 by Representative Thomas A Jenkins. The letter argues constitutional authority to declare war and defends liberty against a one world agenda. Pomeroy March 15.
Marie Dutton questions publishing a defendant age in court notices. She argues privacy deserves protection and suggests using names and residences or statistics instead, warning age data may aid identification rather than aid welfare.
The House Public Works Committee approved 101000 for preliminary engineering reviews of 14 waterways projects. Preliminary work included a flood control study for Raccoon Creek in Ohio with a 2500 amount.
The Rev. Bertha Mercer and Mount of Praise School students from Circleville will conduct a missionary meeting at Otterbein Church at 7 39 p m on March 20.
The Nation Today analyzes how Truman era splits between Trumanites and Southern Democrats have undermined civil rights, the Wallgren NLRB nomination, and rent control. Senate votes on Wallgren and a party fracture show Republicans and Southern Democrats can derail key programs, leaving the Democrats divided and weakened.
Dr Edwin P Jordan emphasizes progress in cancer treatment and the crucial role of early detection. He urges prompt self-initiated medical consulting, warns against fear and ignoring warning signs, and notes ongoing efforts by groups like the American Cancer Society to improve prevention and cure prospects.
Gladys Rogers of city files for separation from Arthur Rogers of Springfield in Gallia County Common Pleas court. Married in Urbana in 1947, couple has no children.
In Conover the escape plan centers on John Henry Sin and Trim as they chase a cryptic queen clue amid a web of barselou Robottom Jones and a lost treasure. Trim hints at an FBI tie while warning of danger as the trio faces a dangerous path from Walking Skull to the Las Dunas Hotel.
Area stations listed include NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus CBS WBNS Columbus WSAZ Huntington WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta with affiliates across major markets. The lineup suggests a regional network map of broadcast outlets and media reach.
A dense listing shows daily 6 PM to 9 PM and beyond radio programming across ABC CBS MBS and other networks. It includes newscasts game shows dramas music variety and children's blocks with repeats and cross network airings.
Gallipolis nurse Noomi Evans reports the diphtheria quarantine on Billy Roy Ratliff near Vinton has been lifted and urges immunization for preschool children. She recommends whooping cough and diphtheria vaccines at six months and smallpox at nine months, noting about 90 percent of school children are immunized.
Canal and river traffic reports list multiple vessels moving up or down the Gallipolis locks on Wednesday including Creighton Progress Martin Dawson Hurley and Kenna with times from 6:05 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the Ohio and Kanawha rivers. Additional movements include Resolute Advance Donald Z Cook on the Kanawha near Winfield and various boats on the district waters with up and down movements and times noted.
Information on the cancer aid campaign in Gallipolis is accessible by telephone by calling Cancer nothing more and by mail addressed to Cancer Gallipolis Ohio. Campaign headquarters are at the Lafayette Hotel mezzanine with volunteers handling calls and mail. The April drive starts April 1 and includes house to house canvassing and broadcasts on WRFD.
Gallia County veterinarians have vaccinated 3470 dogs against rabies as of March 12 out of about 3700 licensees. The total will be higher since some owners report only annual treatment. Fines apply for second offenses. first offense is excused. dogs must be vaccinated or confined per health ordinance.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Paint Creek Baptist Church for Bessie Lewis Givens 51 who died Tuesday evening from burns suffered at her home 721 Fourth Ave. She was born in 1898 in South Side West Virginia and married Elmer Givens here. She is survived by her mother Mrs. Carolyn Briggs her husband and four siblings Mary and Robert of Gallipolis Donald Lewis and Lena Rose of Columbus. The Rev. Benjamin H. Davis will officiate and burial will be in Mound Hill cemetery.
James Fulton freed from county jail on cash bond of 1000 dollars with order to leave the state. Bond reduced from 1500 dollars by Judge Robert Betz in common pleas court. Fulton faces trial on assault with intent to kill. Affidavit by Mrs. Lillian Willis.
Holzer Hospital notes list new admissions including Mrs. Lucille Leaper Columbus and Mrs. Roger Karr Hamden among others. Birth recorded for Mrs. Harry Walsh Mason W Va a daughter. Several discharges noted: Mrs. Joseph McKinnis Clara Dunbar Mrs. Charles Bradbury and others.
Two wills were admitted to probate in Gallipolis probate court, with no executors appointed. The two testators are Wallace Lewis and Lewis Westel Sims.
In Gallipolis region on Route 124 west of Wilkesville at 4 55 p m Wednesday a truck driven by Leo Franklin Eberts and a car driven by Frieland Parsons locked wheels and overturned, injuring passengers Charles Clarence Canode and Parsons. Canode, 56, treated at Holzer Hospital for broken ribs and possible internal injuries. Parsons, 48, Wilkesville, sustained severe lacerations. No arrests reported by the State Highway Patrol. James Melvin Cox, 21, city, fined $10 and costs by Mayor for registration lapse.
More than 100 members and their wives gathered at Legion Hall for the American Legion birthday party. Women of the auxiliary served refreshments as a cake bore a birthday greeting and a two by three foot American flag. Wendell McCoy of Oak Hill spoke on veterans from World War I and II joining as one organization. Maj. Oliver Lyle led the past commanders roster while square dancing provided entertainment.
Mrs. Nettie Bane hosted the last Time Savers in Household Keeping group sponsored by the home demonstration agent in Gallipolis. Sixteen members attended including Mrs. James Craft Mrs. Harold Broyles Mrs. Hobart Craft Mrs. Thomas Boggs Mrs. Golda Northup Mrs. Fred Northup Mrs. Estus Plymale Mrs. Oscar Wood Mrs. Roy White Mrs. Charles M. Bane Mrs. Kenneth H. Betz Mrs. James W. Evans Mrs. John F. Berridge and Mrs. C. L. Baker.
Notice lists the three Gallia County war dead aboard the USAT Barney Kirschbaum and names next of kin Pfc Elmer L Runion Army Pfc Phillip W Clench T-4 George R Clonch and Abner Clonch Vinton Route 1 Also cited is the county total of 29 returned yet of 69 war dead in the county and the ongoing return of those killed in service thought nearly complete despite many still abroad
The library will issue non fiction titles on March 21 including General Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army by P. W. Wilson Vouza and the Solomon Islands by Hector MacQuarrie and Warpath and the Council Fire by Stanley Vestal Fiction offers The Young Lions by Irwin Shaw Kissing Kin by Elswyth Thane and Long After Summer by Robert Nathan The Face of Hate by Theodore Du Bois is the Jane mystery thriller making available.
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