Dangerous Advisors and the Keyserling Group in Washington
A column warns that President Truman relies on the Keyserling group, a radical circle advocating inflationary economics and subsidies. It argues these advisers push profits lower through higher costs and wages, while supporting deficits. The piece likens their theory to perpetual motion and calls for a replacement of Congress to curb radical influence. It questions how quickly new lawmakers might join such radicals.
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Truman
Keyserling Group
Keyserlings
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Clever People Those Chinese Nationalists Hard to Justify Actions
A Formosa dispatch defends recent Nationalist military moves around Hainan and the Chusan islands. It claims success in delaying Communist advances while withdrawing 150000 troops from Chusans to deny Reds an assault base. The piece questions future Nationalist strategy if Fosnas falls to Communist seizure.
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Formosa
Hainan
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chusan
Fornosa
Third Term Amendment Slips From Public Interest
The proposed constitutional limit of two terms for presidents has waned in attention with 24 states ratifying since 1947 and Louisiana latest. it would not apply to current officeholders and could die if not ratified by April 1954, despite Democratic opposition.
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Harry Truman
Congress
Louisiana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brannan Plan Shelved Again This Year
The administration avoids pressing any Brannan Plan bill in Congress this year. Last year Congress refused to authorize even a trial run on hogs potatoes and wool for the agriculture secretary's proposal. The Brannan project would barely alter the current price support system for crops that lend them.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Senate hearings probe imported oil impact on coal and railroads
Washington reports a Senate subcommittee chaired by Senator Neely opens hearings on how imported crude and residual oil affect American oil producers, coal operations, and railroads. Neely accuses importers of shrinking domestic markets and jobs, listing giants like Standard of California, Standard of New Jersey, Texaco, Socony Vacuum, Gulf, and Atlantic Refining.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Neely
West Virginia
United States
Middle East
Venezuela
Neely
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Alabama
Indiana
Illinois
Tennessee
Standard of California
Standard of New Jersey
The
Texas Company
Socony Vacuum
Gulf
Atlantic Refining Co
Jealousy and a Desert Romance Unfold at Midnight
Clemency Norton, employed as a nursery governess in a North African desert estate, discovers Piers Amberley is involved with Syrie Amberley. A confrontation follows as Clemency learns Jon lied about Piers and Syrie, and she flees in a burst of jealous heartbreak.
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Patling
Clemency Norton
Pliers Amberley
Syrie Amberley
Baba
Syrie
Jon
Pliers
Clemency
Piers
Syrie, Toujours
Toujours
Boyle's Column on the American husband as global stereotype
The column argues the American husband is a durable target for foreigners who caricature him as a wealthy, golf loving but ineffectual mate. It cites a 35.5 million U.S. husbands figure, notes men share earnings with wives, and asserts Americans increasingly view marriage as a partnership rather than subservience.
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New York
Bridge
L'Amour
State Department
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
United States
Mama
Farm price support shifts under new parity plan analysis
The discussion centers on a revised farm support framework after the Brannan Plan rejection. It outlines main crops affected, with 75 percent parity at 130 percent normal supply for corn wheat rice and designated non basic crops, while cotton peanuts tobacco and dairy follow varied schedules. Labor costs and wartime subsidies enter parity calculations under the new formula.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Early Gallia County Courthouse History and Fire Incidents
The piece reviews Gallia County courthouse history starting with the 1806 brick structure on the Public Square in Gallipolis and chronicles two major fires in 1858 and 1877 that led to new buildings on Locust Street. It notes costs, builders, and early county officials including Mills and Bureau, plus early officers like Robinson and Bacchus.
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Gallia County
Locust St
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Second St
Charles Mills
Mills
Samuel Barlow
Orpha Strong
Lodust St
J. P. R. Bureau
Samuel Finley Vinton
Pine Street
Ohio
Sherman
Third St
George Washington Putnam
Washington County
Brewster Higley
Rutland
Meigs County
Charles Buck
Pickett Marvin
John Robinson
Mathew Backus
Exercise guidance from Dr. Edwin P. Jordan on safe activity
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan outlines how much exercise suits different ages and sexes, warns against overdoing after winter inactivity, and stresses gradual return after illness or surgery. He notes heart conditions require reduced activity and emphasizes individual conditioning and general health in choosing exercise.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Wall Estate Sued For Pre Death Care
Gallia County common pleas court suit alleges care for Claude Wall prior to death totaling 1800 dollars. William Wall and Margaret Wall as executor and executrix are named defendants. Amount paid 967.35 dollars with 832.65 dollars still due.
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Gallipolis
Marrizela W. Denney
Common Pleas Court
William Wall
Margaret Wall
Claude Wall
Quiz Hall Answers by Wilton E. Hall
Readers score themselves on a 100 point scale with categories Genius to Fair. The quiz lists ten questions across men women and teenagers with multiple choice options and an answer key, followed by a garbled, unreadable answer block from OCR.
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Wilton E. Hall
Public Forum letter argues for peace over militarism
Arthur Lon3 of Athens writes against Armed Forces Day parades and military might. He calls for turning to love over fear to preserve democracy and deters de militarization as a path to true peace.
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the Messenger
United States
USA
Arthur
Television Schedules for WLW C Channel 3 and more
A listing of television programs across WLW C Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 5 detailing daily time slots for programming from 6:00 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. including Kukla Fran & Ollie News Caravan Fireside Theater Amateur Hour Feature Film Photo News and more with multiple stations listed.
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Wlw-C
Channel 3
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Joe Hill
News Caravan
Ben Grauer
TV Rangers
General Store
WTVN
Captain Video
Pictorial News
Cartoon Theater
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Cbs-Tv
Ed Wynn
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Radio Programs Schedule Across Area Stations
Radio listings show NBC WLW in Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston and others with daily noon to 1 PM and evening blocks. The schedule includes news, music, dramas, comedies, variety shows, sports, and kiddies hours across stations from Parkerburg Parkersburg Marietta and Columbus with network programs from CBS NBC and MBS.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
KC Woull-Em
Abe
Cbs Network
Abee-West
Mbs East
Mbs-Weat
Nbe
Cbs 700
Frank Sinatra
Nbe Beulah
Cbs News
Jack Smith
Cbs Counter
Abc News
Monte Cristoe
Mrs. North
Cbae
Tmbs I.ii
Aera Hope
Laigh
Abe John Steele
Comiment
Abc
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