Queen of the Queen's Jewels Twist Ends in Treasure Trap
A tense treasure caper aboard a pirate ship ends with the haul worthless pearls as Anglin duped rivals. Trim captures Sin and Barselou, then binds them with ancient cuffs on a cliffside gun platform. Lin cracks a Spoonerism joke as suspense rises.
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Barselou
John Henry
Trim
Barselon
Sin
Anglin
Lin
Spooner
His Majesty’s Navy
Mr. Trim
Conover
Athens Township urged to join city fire protection plan
The Athens Township should join the city to fund and share fire protection as growth beyond city limits increases. Residents outside the city rely on city equipment but current understaffing and costs threaten prompt response and safety of township properties and taxes.
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Athens Township
City of
Athens
Athens City
Richland Avenue
Canaan Pike
State Hospital
Plains
Parking Crisis Stresses Athens Hill Campus
The article notes severe parking problems around the Hill square in Athens where students have studied for generations. One way streets have formed along three sides of the campus due to parked cars, and no action to widen them has been undertaken.
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School Hill
Washington St
Washington and
Lancaster
State
Athens
Thwarted Health Examinations in Public Schools Criticized
A nationwide survey published in a popular magazine condemns slipshod free health exams in public schools. It argues that many children receive only cursory checks and unnecessary treatments like tonsillectomies, due to overburdened doctors and pressure from boards and officials.
15 Cent Burglary Leads to Arson
Columbus reports a burglary led to arson when a thief, upset by finding only 15 cents in the register, set fire to Vivian Rechard’s beauty and gift shop causing about $1000 in damage. Police are investigating.
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Columbus
Vivian Rechard
The Atlantic Pact Explained Key Sections
The Nation outlines two main sections of the Atlantic Pact as Congress weighs approval. Article 3 urges mutual aid to resist attack and Article 5 promises help to an attacked ally, with ambiguity over who determines necessity and when war is authorized.
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Washington
Congress
Canada
Britain
France
Norway
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Russia
Senate
Truman
State Acheson
Pearl Harbor
Acheson
Growing pains in children may indicate various conditions
The article explains that vague limb pains in children are often growing pains but can stem from mild spine or leg deformities, gland issues, or tonsil and sinus problems. Serious cases may require orthopedic or medical evaluation to rule out lasting damage and relieve discomfort. It also notes possible links to rheumatic fever and advises physician assessment for long lasting severe pains and cold feet before sleep.
Truman's economic bill faces slim reception in Senate hearing
Washington dispatch outlines Senate Banking and Currency Committee hearings on the administration's economic program. Cabinet members including Brannan Krug Tobin and Acheson present case for production expansion, wage controls, and defense plant action. The plan aims at stability and full employment with limited consumer rationing and government surveys and potential RFC loans or plant contracts.
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Washington
Truman
South Carolina
Burnet R. Maybank
Banking and Currency Committee
Charles F. Brannan
Congress
Leon Keyserling
John D. Clark
President's Council of Economic Advisers
J. A. Krug
Maurice J. Tobin
J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Harley Hise
Reconstruction Finance Committee
Defense Plant Corporation
RFC
Public Forum: Democracy vs Communism and a Call to Action
A Washington West Virginia reader argues that the alliance of Western democracies must prevail against Communism. He claims a final showdown will decide the fate of freedom and urges readers to support law enforcement against Communist leaders on trial.
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the Messenger
Russia
Charles R. Larson
Washington
W. Va
FootCare Note Suggests Warm Water After Checks
Medical text mentions possible Raynaud's disease or similar condition and urges careful diagnosis. If nothing serious is found, soaking the feet in warm water before retiring may help.
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Raynaud's
Quiz Hall By WILTON E HALL Answers and Scoring
Quiz for men and women and teens with ten questions each and a scoring scale from Genius to Average. The page includes multiple choice items on weights, fort knox, birthright, Nobel prize, sphinx, stethoscope use, beheaded pioneers, clocks, and an actor's hair color.
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Wilton E. Hall
Firm Claims To Have World's Largest Oven
Omar, Inc., a Columbus bakery, unveils what it says is the world's largest oven. The 108-ton oven, installed in the Columbus plant during a $1,000,000 expansion, can bake 120 loaves per minute, 7,200 per hour.
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Columbus
Omar, Inc
Radio Schedule Snapshot with Multiple Stations Listed
A detailed Friday March 25 primetime schedule lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBKS Columbus WCHS Charleston and others. It covers 6pm to midnight with news talks plays bands dramas game shows and variety programs across networks and regions.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBKS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-East
Abe- Weet
Mbs-East
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe Basic
Beulah
Cbe
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Dardenelle
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs Sports
Mbe
Paul Lavalle
Abe Jack Carson
Jimmy Durante
F.B.I
Hy Gardner
Eddie Cantor
Break
News
Abc West
NBC Symphony
Aida
Nbe
Russ Hodges
Mbs-West
Lake Success
Cbds
Harry Wismer
Mbs- West
Spike Jones
Cba
Johnny Thompson
Hawaii
Abe 780
Vic Damone
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Bishop's Fund
Mel Allen
Hollywood Theater
Abe Gene Autry
Kay Starr
Abe Philip Marlowe
Sinatra
Little Herman
Chicago
Judy Canova
Amazing Malone
Dennis
Cbs News
Abe- West
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Down W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Associated Press
Ohio & W. Va
Ncccaene
Ohio
By Galbraith
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Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Edson
Dean Acheson
U. S
Brannan
the Public Forum
Fort Knox
U.S
California
Colorado
Oklahoma
Esau
Upton Sinclair
Caroline Miller Sinclair Lewis
Kathleen Norris
Gizeh
Egypt
William Penn
James Oglethorpe
Walter Raleigh
John Smith
Alan Ladd
Baldie
Simo
Atriouts
Dick Turner
Tom Ireland
ST. Lawrence
Archie Andrews
Ed McConnell
The
Girls’ Corps
Smoky Mt. Hayride
Lopez
Grand Central
Hollywood
America
Abc Symphonies
Musicana
Handy Man
Tomlinson
Country Journal
Europe
News & Science
U.S.A
Cbs Sports Parade
Texas Rangers
Frank Merriwell
St. Louis
Philadelphia Orchestra
Abe Russ Hodges
Wormwood Forest
Doe
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