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Sakae Sturkies
Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
The Gold Mannequin at Jean Paul Gown House
The Jean Paul shop faces bankruptcy as manager Paul Pandera bets on a mysterious designer Teresa from Cedarbrook New York. He spells out a plan to buy sketches and promote a Paris branch, while Jean Roland questions the hints of talent and a simple payment to Teresa. The sketch letter arrives with more designs, strengthening Pandera intuition though doubts linger. The scene ends with Teresa’s whereabouts and a hopeful breakthrough on the horizon.
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Jean Paul
Paul Pandera
Jean Roland
Teresa
New York
Cedarbrook
Jean
Mr. Pandora
Cochet
Sweet
Grand Central
Hudson
Precious
Mr. Pandera
John Bull Prefers Cash Over China Sanctions
The piece argues the UN should consider sanctions against Communist China over Korea after China is labeled an aggressor. It contends China won’t accept reasonable terms for peace, while Britain blocks action to preserve trade, deeming the issue moral and global duties require a response.
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United Nations
Red China
Korea
U.S
Great Britain
China
Reds celebrate after Communist budget critique
The piece argues communists back every New Deal and Fair Deal to push toward economic chaos and warn that continued outlays threaten national bankruptcy. It contends Russia’s strategy risks immense debt and taxes while claiming strength is needed to deter conflict.
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The
Daily Worker
Questions and Answers on Pace land options controversy
The piece questions how Walter V Pace a Salt Lake City meat market owner obtained land options in South Carolina last November then sold them to the government for hydrogen bomb plant work near a $76000 profit It hints at possible insider knowledge and prompts further inquiry into who might have profited and whether officials were alerted before the atomic plant announcement.
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RFC
Mississippi
Salt Lake City
Walter V. Pace
South Carolina
Pace
Utah
Washington
Mr. Pace
Douglas of Illinois Emerges as 1952 Presidential Possibility
A press association survey of Democratic state chairmen shows Senator Douglas as Truman’s favored opponent for the 1952 nomination. He is praised for honesty and liberal credentials but may be out of favor at the White House for crossing Truman and probing the RFC muddle. His call for federal economy adds to his appeal despite friction with party regulars.
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Press Association
Douglas
Illinois
Truman
White House
RFC
Truman To Ride Out Graft Furore In Historic View
The article argues President Truman tolerates acts of graft during his administration as not legally indictable. He threatens to counterattack Fulbright by releasing congressional letters about RFC loans, adopting a clubhouse stance that widespread misconduct exists. It contrasts with Coolidge who cleaned house after Teapot Dome and Daugherty probes.
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Truman
Calvin Coolidge
Teapot Dome
Harry Daugherty
Allergies Help Win Friends Says Humorous Essay
Arthur Edson offers a humorous take on allergies noting 15 million sufferers in the U S. He recounts personal blisters from Philadelphia conventions and jokes about conversations sparked by irritation. The piece links cures to avoidance and cites Marcel Proust as a counterexample to the friendly allergy effect.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Congressional Committee
Marcel Proust
Proust
Lewis Galantiere
Antarctica
Paris
Senate Debates Truman Plan for European Troops
The Senate weighs Truman's push to send American troops to Europe amid a long-running Atlantic Pact debate. Key figures include Hoover Kennedy Taft Wherry, with endorsements from Dewey and Stassen. Committees propose a plan allowing four divisions now and requiring congressional approval for more, leaving victory split.
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Washington
Europe
Senate
Russia
Korea
U.S
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mr. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Joseph P. Kennedy
Britain
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Stalin
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Germany
House
Needlework Basket Crochet Pattern No 5649
Graceful small basket suitable for candy nuts or a flower holder with water glass. Crochet in white with pastel flowers and ribbon bows. Pattern No 5649 includes complete instructions materials and finishing directions. Send 20 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger 1150 Ave Americas New York NY.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
Public Forum queried for town hall meeting ideas
In The Messenger readers are invited to discuss common problems and potential solutions through a Town Hall Meeting. Charles H. Russell urges participation, asking residents to mail views or attendance plans from Athens Ohio dated March 19.
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the Messenger
Charles H. Russell
Lancaster St
Athens
Ohio
Television Guide Block of Local Stations Schedule
Television listings show WLWC WTVN and WSAZ channels with nightly lineups from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. including news, variety shows, dramas, movies, and game programs. Entries feature hosts like Kukla Frank Ollie, Joan Conte, Milton Berle, Faye Emerson, Garry Moore, and Gabby Hayes across two days with multiple time slots.
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Buddy Cotter
Kukia
Frank
Joan Conte
Milton Berle
Theater
Miss Susan
Burt Parks
Kate Smith
NBC Comics
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
WTVN
Channe
Captain Video
Cartoon Theater
Mary Hartline
Chuck Selby
Chet Long
Weatherman
Earl Flora
Faye Emerson
Doug Edwards
Vaughn Monro
Danger
Nitecappers
Dayti
Worm
Wsaz-Tyv
Channel
Kukla
Frank Ollie
John Conte
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Garry Moore
Edgar Guest
Moslem Meeting Urges Nile Valley Unity Against Outside Influences
At the world Moslem conference in Karachi the final session called for unity of the Nile Valley against disruptive outside forces. Maulana Makki of Mauritius urged strength to deter disruption and British troops from Sudan and the Suez area were urged to withdraw. Prof Abul Haleem of Sind University spoke on uniting Moslem nations to demand troop withdrawal.
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Karachi
Nile Valley
Maulana
Abdur Rashid Makki
Mauritius
Nile
Abul Haleem
Sind University
Sudan
Suez
Reader medical Q and A highlights from Doctors Comments
Medical column includes reader questions on nylon hose burning feet diaphragmatic hernia and surgery piles renal colic nerve tics memory aging and advice on cornstarch cravings pica plus a height weight check for a 19 year old. Dr Jordan provides concise explanations and practical guidance.
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J. B
Noiseless tires may lack skid resistance says designer
Akron report notes William F. Billingsley of a major tire maker warns noiseless tires could be made but would offer little skid resistance. He cautions such tires would hinder starting stopping and steering.
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Akron
William F. Billingsley
Billingsley
Radio Station Listings Show Schedule Mix Across Cities
A page lists radio programs on stations in Columbus Charleston Parkersburg Athens and Gallipolis with frequencies and time blocks from noon to 1 pm and 6 to 9 pm on weekdays. The data reflects station WOU FM and others with call letters WPAR WATH WJEH WMOA and more.
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CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WOU
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio and television programs across networks Abe CBS NBC Dumont and others, detailing shows like Beulahs Sketch News Commentary Milton Berle Hour of Drama and Ringing variety blocks with times from morning to late night, including regional repeats and child programming.
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Abe-Ce
Abc-Mbs-East
Abce-Mbe-West
Nbe
Cbs
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Armstrong
SBS
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Monte Cristo
Fanny Brice
Abbe
Mrs. North
Rob Hope
Luigi
Abe John Steele
A. L. Alexander
Cbs Opera
Cbs News and Music
News & Variety
All Nets
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Myles Connelly
NEA Service, Inc
John Bull
Arthur Edson
Mrs. Anne Cabot
the Public Forum
WLWC
Beulah
Current Issues
Science Review
Studio K
Barbara Joy
Lucky Pup
Blackie
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Mes. J
Mrs. L. A
Jerusalem
Jesus
Mary
Simon
Cyrene
Christ
Calvary
Jack Baker
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Cbe
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Lopez
Hollywood
Abe Susan Peters
Benny Rubin
Abe Bob Poole
Cbs Kiddies
West
Mbes
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