Mechem praised for Burr Oak Dam role and leadership
Senator C Stanley Mechem earned wide praise in Columbus for pushing the Burr Oak Dam appropriation adding 800000 dollars in matching funds and securing key conferees. Rep E E LeFever also receives credit for championing the measure amid legislative scrutiny.
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C. Stanley Mechem
General Assembly
Columbus
Stanley Mechem
Burr Oak Dam
Mechem
Ohio Senate
Albert Daniels
Senate Finance Committee
Looder
E. E. LeFever
Glouster
Doctor LeFever
Sena
Daniels
Senator Mechem
Ohio University
Athens State Hospital
M&chem and
LeFever
Athens County
Entertaining at the Shifflets Home in Taylor Ridge
A lengthy social page lists Mr. and Mrs Theodore Shifflet hosting a family dinner with many relatives and friends including Shifflet, Vern, McNutt, Brooks and Paskievitch families. It notes births, visits, and a thyroid operation question answered in the medical column.
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Taylor Ridge
Theodore Shifflet
Bill Vern
Salt Lake City
Utah
Sylvester Shifflet
Edna
Virginia
Trimble
John Shifflet
Helen
Naomi Shifflet
Margie
Kathleen
James
Thomas
Bob
Dave Shifflet
Mary White
Herman Kloh
Arley Brooks
Athens
Leonard Estep
Audrey McNutt
Mineral
Holly Rogers
Donna
Roy Dean
Lancaster
Wyoming
Perry Chalfant
Gerald Nagle
Gearldine
Amesville
Glenn Chalfant
Della Lynn
Dayton
Ernest Chalfant
Zanesville
Della Chalfant
Ray Gossett
Columbus
Elza Chalfant
Paul Barett
Glouster and
Chauncey
Vern
Victory Paskievitch
Detroit
William Chesser
Athens R.D
Eugene Nott
Derthick
Billie Herbst
Julia Herbst
Standley Raymush
Diane
New York
John Paskievitch
Charles Hooper
Ernest Glass
Jacksonville
Donna Rogers
Ohio University
H. A. Rogers
Wayne Poole
Sheltertmg Arms Hospital
Sandra Roselee
John W. McNutt
Russell Poole
Travis Chesser
Violet
Wilber
New Marshfield
Chesser
Sarah Pidcock
Bert Murvey
Roberta
Rodney
Baltimore
W. H. Hixon
Labor Bill Overridden Veto Promises Reform in Labor Rights
Voice of the People argues Congress reversed the presidential veto to enact labor law corrections. It defends the measure as curbing abuses from liberal Wagner Act interpretations, preserves union shop, restricts feather-bedding, and creates a tripartite health fund board while banning union political expenditures and protecting government workers from striking.
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Congress
Tional
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Relations Board
What Can We Do for Europe
Peter Edson discusses the U S lack of a fixed Europe plan, noting Secretary Marshall rejects a single peacetime lend lease scheme. A new policy planning staff led by George F Kennan is shaping a holistic approach with Europe’s leaders to decide needs. The UN backed Economic Commission for Europe was formed and met in Geneva, signaling growing concern.
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Washington
Europe
U. S
George C. Marshall
Will Clayton
Marshall
State Department
George F. Kennan
Foreign Service
Moscow
Joseph E. Johnson
UN Security Council
Ware Adams
Eisenhower
Germany
General Clark
Austria
John P. Davies
Chungking
Jacques Reinstein
Treasury
Carlton Savage
Cordell Hull
M*shall
Harvard
UN General Assembly
Economic Commission For Europe
ECE
Geneva
America’s new labor law explained for millions of workers
Washington outlines how the Taft Hartley changes affect unions and employers in interstate commerce sectors. The piece notes which groups are covered, what parts take immediate effect, and which provisions come 60 days later, plus the shift from the old Conciliation Service to a new federal mediation office.
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Washington
America
Senate
House
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Department
Conciliation Service
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mediation Service
High scores mark weekly Athens rifle range shoot
The American Rifle and Revolver club of Athens held a weekly shoot at Margaret's Creek range. Fred Woodruff led with 47 of 50 and an average near 45. Clarence Way and Floyd Wilson posted high scores followed by M. C. Grubb. Local officials attended a Columbus postmasters convention. E L Hooper was elected commander of E. T. Crossen Post No. 21. Logan Masons joined Bremen lodge inspection led by A R Vosper with several locals attending.
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American Rifle and Revolver Club of
Athens
Margaret's Creek
Fred Woodruff
Clarence Way
Floyd Wilson
M. C. Grubb
E. T. Crossen
The
American Legion
E. L. Hooper
William V. Walsh
L. G. Connett
Bus” Stephenson
William G. Silvas
J. B. Lavelle
J. O. Eddleman
Logan
Bremen
Blue Lodge
A. R. Vosper
Crooksville
Rolland Bright
Loyd A. Mount
Melvin Rizer
Don Ackers
Lawrence Adcock
Lester Waltz
Ray Ruble
Frank Larimer
Seventh anniversary banquet of Ohio Gamma Xi Phi Delta Kappa
The Ohio Gamma Xi chapter held a seventh anniversary banquet at the Middleport Masonic Temple followed by a social at the fraternity club rooms. A carnival visitor faced mayoral court in Athens with one plea of not guilty and another fined five dollars plus costs. Gallipolis gained a new dance band lineup at the Lafayette Hotel and State Examiner McBride concluded work in Logan aiding the county treasurer transition after Hengst's death. The Gallipolis Public Library opened a branch at Marable Haffelt's home in Thev iner with 155 books for local loan.
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Ohio
F. E. McBride
Logan
George C. Hengst
McBride
Vinton County
Robert N. White
Bidwell Couple Marries in Catlettsburg Ky
Esther Hayes and Thomas E. Smith wed June 16 in Catlettsburg Kentucky. They moved to Rochester Pennsylvania for Mr Smith’s employment. Friends and relatives gathered at the bride’s home for a bel ling and a celebratory treat.
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Bidwell
Esther Hayes
Thomas E. Smith
Catlettsburg
Paul Soles
Columbus
Garnet Mace
Ruby Miller
GSI
Gallipolis
Grover Saunders
Samuel Jobe
Holzer Hospital
Hal Shoemaker
Gloria
Elmer Sherritt
Joan
Vinton
Jake Sherritt
Wellston
Henry Mitchell
Jennings Mitchell
Charleston
Nan Savage
Porter
Tom Mitchell
Eno
C. H. Shoemaker
Gloria Shoemaker
Radio Highlights Night Schedule Across Networks
New York programs present wrestling? No. The guide lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS night lineups with serials, comedies, dramas, and concerts. Major items include boxing match Ray Robinson versus Jimmy Doyle in Cleveland and various music and variety shows across networks.
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New York
MBS
Inspector Blake
NBC
Fred Waring
ABC
Cleveland
Studio One
Ray Robinson
Jimmy Doyle
Europe
U.S. Canada
Nelson Olmsted
H. Leopold Spitalny
Simmerfield Band
Kay Kyser
CBS
Art Godfrey
Warm Springs Foundation
Josephus Daniels
Jack Carson
the Whistler
Tom Breneman
Ethel and Albert
Cliff Edewards
Bobby Doyle
U.S. Marine Band
Martin Block
Leland Stowe
Shade items reflect a busy Saturday in Shade
Township clerk Ruth attends Cedar Point summer convocation. Sargent family from Houston visits grandfather Frank Sargent for two weeks. Local households host kin from Ohio and Georgia as Lavern Chesser adds to his home. Shade Methodist Church plans Children's Day on Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Shade
C. E. Ruth
Cedar Point
Dwayne Sargent
Rolland and
Melvin
Charles Sargent
Houston
Texas
Frank Sargent
Frank Hooper
Springfield
Ralph Guthrie
Mary Lou
Ralphie
Otis Guthrie
Myrtle Stoner
Robert Lowther
Georgia
Frank Lowther
Carlos Cowen
Dayton
Earl Cowen
John Cowen
George Fulton
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