Messenger Publishing Co. details and subscription rates
The notice lists the Messenger Publishing Co. in Gordo with publishers K. Sush and Jono V. Webb, notes AP affiliation, and outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates by week, month, and region, including Ohio and West Virginia. It states second class matter status and wartime publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordo
K. Sush
Jono V. Webb
Thite 7
Associated Press
Tto
Carrer
Ohio
West Gina
West Virginia
Enterea
Athens
Petrillo softens stance as union music talks reset
Article notes James Petrillo, head of the American Federation of Musicians, signs new TV and radio deals with networks after easing a recording and transcription ban. It questions motives, cites court rulings on the Lea Act, and warns of broader layoffs and potential backfires as backlogs and staff cuts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Karloff
Jimmy Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
James Caesar
Walter LaBuy
Chicago
Petrillo
LaBuy
Supreme Court
The Doctor Says on Weight Loss and Diet Guidance
The article notes obesity stems mainly from overeating and that weight loss comes from eating less, using willpower, and avoiding cheats. It advises a personalized calorie plan, replacing high fat and high carb foods with lean meats and vegetables, and highlights health risks of obesity. It also answers a burning tongue question with common causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Educators urged to balance mind and hands in U S schools
Pearl Buck told the American Association of School Administrators that two generations of men have been educated in skills but not in minds and hearts. The author notes high school costs and large education bureaucracies, urging parents and teachers to cultivate broader thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Buck
American Association of School Administration
Miss Buck
Atlantic City
West Virginia
Funeral for uncle of Judy and Conkey in Cincinnati
Maude Judy and Mrs. Charles Conkey attended the funeral of their uncle, C. Willison, in Cincinnati. Mrs. Only Young shows improvement after weeks of illness. Mae Nutting of Columbus visited her father Uriah Judy for two weeks. The Junior Class play Here Comes Charley at the High School Auditorium drew many compliments for the students’ effort. Margaret Harburger of Barberton visited her mother Anna Nanna. Mildred Hess of Maryland, George and Dorothy Hunter of Athens, and Harrison Lovely hosted guests at the Hunters' home on Mineral road. Anthony Stepheson and family plan to move to Mineral. Pratt will occupy their vacated home. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Burt were Athens visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
F. G. Burt
Athens
Truman draft plan faces rough ride in Congress
President Truman’s selective service and Universal Military Training face a tough path in Congress as Senate hearings begin and House control remains uncertain. Senate Armed Services Chair Chan Gurney will probe costs and mechanics while officials trumpet unity amid questions from Morse and others about funding, duration, and enlistment standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Leo E. Allen
Senate
Chan Gurney
S. Dak
National Defense Establishment
State Marshall
Defense
James V. Forrestal
Forrestal
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Gurney
National Guard
Sullivan
Symington
Armed Services
Wayne Morse
Ore
Morse
Royall
Syracuse PTA Discusses Price of prejudice program
The Syracuse PTA met in the school auditorium for a program headlined Price of Prejudice. Other speakers included Mrs. Edmund Greuser and Mrs. Norman Fisher. Mrs. C B Weese presided as Frank tin FRere provided remarks. Local residents noted moves between properties and visits from relatives in Parkersburg Columbus and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Pta
Edmund Greuser
Norman Fisher
C. B. Weese
Frank Tin Frere
Davion
Mranizervjille Snent Neelys Areert
Sveret
Sveexend
Jamin Tli
Ives
Willod
John Roush
Laura Large
Irving Karr Sr
Martha Echols
W. A Adams
Parkersburg
Robert Roush
Russell McBride
Jean
Russell Jr
Columbus
S. McBride
Pearl McBride
Homer Showers
John Bowen
Ellen Baer
Dana Massar
Chillicothe
William Wallace
Melvin Grimm
Reese
Athens
Dick Winebrenner
Clara Hess
Frank Winebrenner
Mary Slagle
Melvin Grim
Walter Miller
Pomeroy
Herman Clark
Monroe, Mich
Helen Underhill
Carpenter Church Social and Grange Health Contest Planned
The Carpenter Church hosts a quarterly birthday social on Saturday March 27 with potluck refreshments and provided table service. Columbia Grange sponsors a no knead health bread contest at a meeting on Friday March 26. third and fourth degrees will be conferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Carpenter Church
Home Economics Committee
Columbia Grange
Earl Nelson
Keith
Vona Chapman
Frances Howery
Max Haning
Jimmy
Eddie Jordan
Eddie, Jr
William Clay
Ben Howery
Ruth Powel- Son
Judy Liggett
Mary Dye
Johnny Starkey
Lee Jeffers
Freddy
Billy Yorke
Ray
Rodney Howery
Lavern
Dorsey Jordan
Truman Grimm
Elmer Liggett
Eber Chapman
Mobile
Charles
Rebecca Dye
Roy Endicott
Cleveland
Max Crabtree
William Cheadle
Reed Jeffers
Circleville
Kate Woodyard
Allen Clark
Isabel Robinson
Jeffers
Betty Hacker
Albany
Colombia's 1899 Civil War Begins in Bloodiest Conflict
The bitterest civil war in Colombia's history began in 1899, triggering massive losses. By 1902 about 100,000 people died in battle as rival factions clashed nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
New Straitsville Notes Receptions for Deputy Helen Self
A reception and birthday party for Deputy Helen Self of District 51 were held at New Lexington OOF Hall with attendees including Mrs. Margaret Sherrard Mrs. Lois Campbell and others. Rebekah members and friends held a potluck dinner at Edna Rollins home with Lois Campbell and Anna Echart present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Helen Self
New Lexington
Margaret Sherrard
Lois Campbell
Minnie Strawn
Nellie Shuttleworth
Edna Rollins
Nellie Dixson
Myrtle Wallace
Iva Dishon
Jeanette Livingston
Logan
Somerset
Crooksville
Shawnee
Rebekah
Anna Echart
Funeral notices and social events in Haydenville and area
Funeral serv ices were conducted for Earl Kern at the Methodist Church here. The Rainbow Missionary Club sponsored home demonstrations to raise funds for missionary work. The T.N.T. Club organized at Mrs. Jack Thomas home to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries and sew carpet rags. Early social visits list neighbors and relatives across Nelsonville, Wellston, Murray City, and Orrville with several local youths noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Strawn
Nellie Shuttleworth
Jane Slatzer
Eliza Neal
Sue McQuade
Marguerite Spicer
Dixie O’reily
Della Reynolds
Lina Davis
Delpha Mathews
Ermel Williams
Elizabeth Walters
Jeanette Livingston
Laura Miller
Anna Brown
Geniveve Hartman
Mildred Thompson
Jean Williams
Bonnie Neal
Iva Dishon
Ethel Wade
Margaret Sherrard
Myrtle Wallace
Miss Thurma Thompson
Anna Echart
M. Wallace
E. Williams
Jean Bolton
Toledo
Joe Williams
Columbus
Ford Frasure
Beverly
Hellen Sayre
Ruth Bell
Logan
Rainbow Missionary Club of
O. Entertaining
Evelyn Williamson
Freda . Thomas
Elizabeth Thomas
Mary Blosser
Jerry Blosser
Margaret Colvin
T.N.T. “Thimble, Needle and Thread
Jack Thomas
Rosa Wallace
Irene Blosser
Margie Colvin
Roe McNa
Billy McNab
David Williamson
Myrna Wallace
Ath ens Junior High Ping Pong Winners Named
Anna Mathers eighth grader won the girls division of the Ath ens Junior High School Ping Pong Tournament with Mary Ellen Chadwick as runner up. Joe Dilley ninth grader captured the boys division. Dinner for 26 followed at Mrs McClellan’s Chauncey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mathers
Athens
Mary Ellen Chadwick
Joe Dilley
Kensington Club Luncheon Acknowledges Members Post Flood
The Kensington Club met at Mrs. Lea Stanton’s Hamden home with luncheon for members including Mrs. Mary Davisson and others. D. L. Tolson of Amesville, injured in the Federal Valley flood, returned to work after seven months convalescence. A science feature suggests prickly pear could power future automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
Lea Stanton
Hamden
Mary Davisson
C. S.strahl
O. C. Moorhead
George Scott
J. T. Ogier, Jr
J. R. Davisson
Bert Funk
H. H. Leive
O. S. Ray
H. E. Galvin
D. L. Tolson
Amesville
Federal Valley
DeMolay Lodge members attend Athens Armory dance
Harold Minister Lorenzo Butts Ralph and Woodrow Ferrer Frank Ferrer and Hiram Love of the Chauncey Knights of the DeMolay Lodge in Athens attended a lodge dance at the Athens Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Minister
Lorenzo Butts
Ralph and
Woodrow Ferrer
Frank Ferrer
Hiram Love
The
Chauncey Knights of the
DeMolay Lodge
Athens
Crisis in a Calm Room Aboard a Cottage Hospital
Ann lies recovering after a rescue by Rush ends, while Laurie and Enos guard her. She awakens in a dim room to find Laurie by her bed and Rush absent, as a nurse offers medicine and a tense confrontation with Ike erupts, testing relief and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Tophill
Ann
Rush
Laurie’seyes
Enos
Taurie
Ike
Mason Clinic Births and Discharges Notice
Mason Clinic records list the admitting of Mrs Marion Aumiller of Hartford West Virginia on March 20 for minor surgery and discharge the next day. Also noted are births to Judy Jacks March 21 Rutland Ohio and Mrs Fannie Frost March 22 Flora Ohio. More births include a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Cooper Point Pleasant West Virginia March 21 and a daughter Deborah Kathryn to Mr and Mrs Leo Gibbs New Haven West Virginia March 23. Discharges include Charles E Knapp Mason West Virginia March 19 and Mrs Edward Powell and son Joseph Frederic Pomeroy March ette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Aumiller
Hartford
W.va
Judy Jacks
Myke Jacks
Rutland
Ohio
Fannie Frost
Flora
Fred Cooper
Point Pleasant
Deborah Kathryn
Leo Gibbs
New Haven
Charles E. Knapp
Mason, W
Vas
Edward Powell
Joseph Fredric
Pomeroy
Marchet Hee
Radio Station List for Midwest Area Networks
A compilation of radio stations and frequencies including NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WHNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 6580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WHNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Evening 6 to 12 Broadcast Schedule Compilation
A dense listing of radio and television time slots with host names, program titles, and networks across the night. It covers 6:00 pm through midnight with news, music, comedy, drama, talk, and variety shows on CBS ABC MBS and other outlets, including repeats and featured guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbs-West
Abe United Nations
Cbs
Jean McKenna
Cbs Éast Lum
Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Mbs
Cbs Sports
Pam Lavalle
Abe Fanny Brice
Cbg
Rat Man
Abe Burl Ives
Alan Dale
Chile
Abe Danny Thomas
Cba
Billy Rose
Abe Morgan-Ameche
Bill Stern
Dbs
Tex Beneke
Abec-West
Nbbe
Maupin
Congress
Nbe
Piano Playhouse
Frank Merriwe
Archie Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
Cbs Ozark Valley Folks
the Meeks
Abbott & Costello
Mbsg
Ed McConnell
Cbs Land of the Lost
Cbs Junior Junction
Hollywood
American Farmer
Abe Pro Arte
Farm
Ed Tomlinson
Overseas
the Country Journal
Doctors Today
Abe Hospitality Club
St. Louis
Cbs Dance Music
Doc L.Q., Jr
Philadelphia Orchestra
Cbs Symphony Orchestra
Abe Lone Wolf
Swanee River Boys
King Cole
Nhbe
Siummarty
Cook Jack Beall
Mr. Ace
Jane
Cbs Modern Music Museum
Hawaii
Abe Abe Burrows
Cbs Challenge of Yukon
H. Carmichael
Cbs Twin News
Life of
Riley
Ross Dolan
Sinatra
Judy Canova
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Kay Kyser
Chicago Theater
Abc
Abc Dance
M. Downey
Abc West
Morning to Night Radio Schedule Across Networks
A dense listing of radio programs and broadcast times spanning breakfast to midnight. The schedule includes music shows, talk segments, dramas, news blocks, and variety acts across CBS ABC NBC networks with multiple station notes and repeating time slots.
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Palestine
Tnwuuss
Gan. 3
Lea
Mr. Petrillo
AFM
Point Rock
Witner
Gerald Collins
Sam Lewis
J. E. Radekin
C. E. Stout
Wesley Bobo
Orland Sams
Newark
William Phillips
Downie Nelson
G. A. Radekin
Sam Simmons
Gayviss
NES Warsheitel
Syracuse
Haydenville
Earl Kern
Carrol Chesser
New Plymouth
Harry Swaim
Howard St. Clair
Arthur Todd
Louise Ohlinger
Wilbur Lightfoot
Lincoln Swaim
Lester Walker
Ben Walker
Nell Gierhart
Basil
John Gierhart
C. H. Meffin
Nelsonville
L. M. Howard
Sondra
Karen
Wellston
A. J. Skiver
John Clouston
Judith Ann
Rosemary
Harve Angle
Bernice Ringhiser
Springfield
Hazel Griffith
Near Logan
Gertrude Ginther
Henry Ohhlinger
Louise
Nellie
Bert Horn
Mount Pleasant
Jacob Ginther
Albert Sparks
Ginther
Waterford
William Guess
Tommy
Amos Guess
Jess Willis
Gerald Miller
G. I. Tucker
the Diamond
Nelson Skiver
Claude Pettit of
Ada
Henry Ohlinger
By Galbraith
Ruby Betz
Pearly McClellan
Don Peden
Ohio University
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennesse
Gerald Hartung
Pomeroy Faro Bureau
Bureau
Lone Sandberg
Shriberg
Shriber Ice, Inc
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