Denham Power Sparks House Fight Over NLRB Counsel
Congress races over the Taft Hartley era change granting Robert N. Denham independent powers as NLRB general counsel. President Truman seeks to abolish Denham’s post while labor and business factions align. Taft opposes quick repeal and warns plans may take effect without a majority vote within 60 days.
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Washington
Congress
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Denham
T-H
Paul M. Herzog
James Reynolds
John M. Huston
Abe Murdock
New York
Truman
Mr. Truman
T H
Organized Labor
CIO
AFL
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Ohio
Hoover Commission
House
Senate
Paul Moody Arrested in Father’s Murder Case
In Los Angeles, sculptor Paul Moody is arrested after police link his prints to the base of a telephone used in a murder of Wendell Palmer. Azalea Palmer protests his guilt, while detectives interview Moody and search his studio. A private detective Tony Queripel may be engaged to help exonerate him.
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Avalon Palmer
Los Angeles
Pollen
Paul Moody
Wendell Palmer
James Stivers
Pete Kelso
Moody
Stivers
Kelso
Paul
Azalea Palmer
San Quentin
Harvey Colburn
Agatha
Colburn
Harry Tredges
Azalea
Harry Hodges
Nadine Fennell
Nadine
Queripel
Oppose a Budget Cut for Arab Refugee Aid in Palestine
A provocative opinion argues against trimming a 27 million dollar relief package for Arab refugees in Palestine and criticizes Congress for supporting broad foreign aid. The piece links Truman era plans to aid Koreans and other regions, labeling policy as wasteful and politically driven.
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House of Representatives
Palestine
Ethiopia
French
Morocco
United Nations
Truman
Congress and secrets behind closed doors in Washington
The piece argues Congress and executive agencies share responsibility for leaking sensitive information. It notes departments hide facts from lawmakers while pressuring funding, and that Congressmen often reveal confidential material to colleagues, constituents, or reporters. It portrays mutual distrust in Washingtons information flow.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Marietta Wins Regatta Move From Poughkeepsie
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta moved from Poughkeepsie New York to Marietta Ohio illustrating a civic promotion success. The piece lauds Mariettas initiative and urges other towns to actively market assets rather than wait for buyers.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Marietta
Ohio
East
Midwest
Russian Spy Smuggles TV On Polish Liner
Valentin Gubitchev, a convicted Russian spy, travels home aboard a Polish liner carrying an American television set. He says it will be useful since Russians invented television, but he’ll likely prefer listening to Molotov Malenkov and Stalin over any Moscow programs.
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Valentin Gubitchev
Gubitchev
Moscow
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Molotov
Malenkoy
Stalin
Boyles Column Dream Millionaires Dont Need It
Boyle reflects on thirty years of daydreaming about a million dollars and the antics imagined to spend it. He recalls fantasies from childhood to college, notes the folly of wealth, and says he finally would donate none, but offers two million to readers instead.
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New York
U?p
America
Hollywood
Tom Mix
Hopalong Cassidy
Tom
Tony
Harold
Agatha
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Red Cross
Department of Internal Revenue
Video in Verkhoyansk
A remark about Comrade Gubitchev possibly being the first television user in distant Siberia suggests a headline ready for a feature note. The speaker imagines a bold newspaper card: Video in Verkhoyansk framed as a pioneer moment.
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Gubitchev
Siberia
Verkhoyansk
Criticism of dog control and humane issues in the community
A Messenger letter argues against pampering dogs and praises the dog warden while criticizing dog lovers. The writer recalls dogs causing harm to livestock and pets, questions licensing and feeding practices, and suggests using dog funds for human needs.
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the Messenger
Quiz Hall by Wilton E Hall
A community quiz feature presents questions for men women and teens with point values and answer prompts. The piece includes reader commentary from Athens Ohio about local dog wardens and breed-specific advice, plus a letter praising dog licensing efforts.
Humane Officer Defends Athens County Service
The county humane officer reports six years of service investigating every complaint while drawing compensation for only 14 months due to limited funds. He notes dedication to children and livestock, costs of county travel, and that officials strive to do their best if treated fairly. Athens R. D. 1, March 23.
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City of
Oregon
Athens
Board of Education
Wallace L. Labaw
the Messenger
Athens County
PTA Head Cancels Film Showing at East Side School
A East Side School PTA president cancels a sex education film shown to students amid parental complaints and preview reactions. The author, a 1939 East Side alumnus, urges local support for screening the Human Growth film in Ath ens schools, noting national PTA and Ohio congress approval.
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the Messenger
PTA
East Side School
Athens
National
Congress of Ohio
Univer
Radio Schedule Highlights Todays National Network Lineup
The listing outlines Cincinnati and Columbus stations with a full March 27 28 timetable. It details program blocks from 6 pm to 1 am including newscasts sports music talk variety drama and crime theater features across CBS NBC MBS and local affiliates.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WNKC
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Gordon MacRae
Ethel and Albert
Abe Bobby Benson
Barlow
Nbc-Tv
Godfrey
Cbs-Tv
Henry Taylor
Abe Peter Salem
Buddy Weed
Voorhees
Leighton Noble
Paul Lavalle
Abe Rex Maupin
Crime Fighters
Friend Irma
Ralph Norman
Brian Donlevy
Abe Bob Hawk
News
Hollywood
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Hannibal Cobb
Abe Queen
Abe Bob Poole
Garry Moore
Television Schedule Fragments and Channel Listings
A dense listing of past and current TV program slots across WLW C Channel 6 WTVN Channel 6 WSA TV Channel 5 and WBNS TV Channel 16. The scanned notes include show names times and occasional program notes across Monday to Tuesday sequences.
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Wsa?-Tv
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Telenews
Dolores
Bob
Weatherbird
Captain Video
al Morgan
Cartoon Theater
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
Cancer Research Center
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Viayon
Atomic Energy Commission
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Wilton E. Hall
Jude
John
George Jessel
George Abbott
Irving Berlin
Max Gordon
Texas
Georgia
California
Booth
The
Salvation Army
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John Wilkes
William
Junius
Joe Stalin
Pappy John
Senator McCarthy
Barnhart
Roy M. Gordon Coolville
By Galbraith
Moh
Cc. S. Moore
Athens R. D
Eddie Albert
Cbe
Clevelandaires
Travelers
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Poole
Wlw-C
Channel 6
Showroom
Pauper
Penthouse
Photo News
Channel
Tuneshop
Judy Splinters
Carnival of Music
Godfrey Scouts
Studio One
Warren Hall
Rou Gogame
Sman Alsho
Studio K
Goldbergs
Saga
Wbns-Tv
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