Honest Politics Move May Boost Three Public Figures
A May upsurge in integrity helps Truman, Wallace, and Taft three figures in U S politics. Truman gains with Palestine policy and a potential Jewish vote shift. Wallace strengthens his stance in the cold war debate after Stalin’s reply. Taft benefits from the Dewey Stassen radio exchange and concerns about the Mundt Bill. None see a clear path to the presidency, but honesty shifts the political landscape.
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Truman
Palestine
Democratic Party
Near East
Moscow
Henry A. Wallace
Stalin
America
Russia
Wallace
State Department
Taft
Ohio
Oregon
Dewey
Stassen
Capitol Hill
Senate
United States
J. Truman
Republican Convention
Wall Street
GOP
Subscription rates for Ohio based newspaper
The notice lists home delivery and mail rates for subscriptions in Ohio and West Virginia including weekly carrier payments and yearly, half year, and quarterly prices. It notes entry at Athens Ohio Post Office as Second Class Matter under Act of 1915 and a 25 cent weekly paid in ads.
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VANCE
Messenger
Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Desperate Struggles of Jessica in a Southern Town
Jessica, a defiant southern belle who eloped with Yankee Tom Blake, sifts through life with his family while he is overseas. She seeks independence for herself and her daughter Betsy, pawns a mother’s ring for cash, and enjoys a flirtatious encounter at the airport before a Moonlight Terrace Room meeting complicates her path forward.
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Desstea Gordan
Tom Blake
Tom
Lacey
Jessica
Betsy
Mary Belle
Joe
Mary Belle Evans
Tay Haydn
Mayflower Hotel
Snea
New Faces and Nepotism Claim in West Virginia Politics
Sam Simmons says the 1932 Democratic pledge for new faces failed as nepotism thrives under 16 years of Democratic rule. He cites rising taxes, expanded state payrolls, and many relatives holding state jobs, urging a Republican alternative for relief and reform. James Kay Thomas is noted as a critic who challenged the system.
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Democratic Party
West Virginia
James Kay Thomas
Stalin backs Wallace as peace plan echoes UN and UNRRA
The column argues Stalin endorses Henry Wallace, noting Wallace's calls for armament cuts, UN led peace with Germany and Japan, free trade with the Soviet Union, and UN relief agencies. It asserts most proposals have been tried, finds Wallace's stance unoriginal, and accuses Stalin of cynical support.
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Stalin
Communist Party
Henry A. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
United Nations
Austria
Germany
Russia
United States
Wallace
non-Wallace
Japan
Congress
America
Soviet Union
Moscow
UN Agency For International Relief
UNRRA
Red
Mr. Stalin
Sub Destroyer Commander Sir Charles Matteson Dies
Commodore Sir Charles George Matteson, 72, a World War I submarine commander credited as the last to sink a German submarine, died in London yesterday. The veteran officer led the destroyer force in many wartime actions.
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London
Sir Charles George Matteson
Former executive Oakleigh Thorne dies at 81
Oakleigh Thorne, 81, longtime Wall Street figure who led the Trust Company of America before retiring in 1912, has died in New York.
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New York
Oakleigh Thorne
Wall Street
Trust Company of America
Obstruction by Soviet Union in United Nations actions
The article details Soviet obstruction in UN processes including boycotting the Little Assembly interim committee and other UN bodies. It cites refusal to participate in key commissions on Korea Greece and arms control, and notes past interference in elections in Poland Romania Hungary and Bulgaria.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Little Assembly
UN Temporary Commission
Korea
UN Special Balkan Commission
Assembly
Greece
Iran
China
Turkey
UN Commission
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
UN Trusteeship Council
Stalin
Yalta
Poland
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Balkan
Europe
Manchuria
Italy
Molotov
Debette Club Hosts Gathering at Margaret Dunlevy Home
Members of the Debette Club enjoyed a social at Margaret Dunlevy's Glouster residence with dessert for Lois Balderson Gloria Heck Mary Janchius Neva Golding Mary Chute Anne Weymueller and guest Gertrude Dunlevy. R H Rawlings and daughter Nancy returned to Pomeroy after a six month South America stay. Athens Junior Senior PTA elected John Dowler president Virgil Davis first vice president Daugherty secretary and Homer Brown treasurer.
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Debette Club
Margaret Dunlevy
Glouster
Lois Balderson
Gloria Heck
Mary Janchius
Neva Golding
Mary Chute
Anne Weymueller
Gertrude Dunlevy
R. H. Rawlings
Nancy
Pomeroy
South America
John Dowler
Athens
PTA
Virgil Davis
Daugherty
Homer Brown
Tucker boy nets 14 inch black bass at the lake
Robert Dale Tucker, six year old son of Mr and Mrs W O Tucker of Gore, hooked and landed a 14 inch black bass while fishing with his grandfather George W Tucker.
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Robert Dale
W. O. Tucker
Gore
George W. Tucker
Doctors Higgins Ledbetter Visit Athens Parents
Dr. Monroe Higgins and Dr. Gray Leadbetter of Johns Hopkins Hospital were guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Higgins in Athens during a family visit.
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Monroe Higgins
Gray Leadbetter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
J. M. Higgins
Athens
Dorothy Smith Elected YWCA Secretary at College
Dorothy Smith daughter of Dr and Mrs A K Smith was elected secretary of the YWCA at Margaret Morrison Carnegie College. She was also chosen social chairman of the next year’s junior class.
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Dorothy Smith
A. K. Smith
Logan
Margaret Morrison Carnegie College
YWCA
Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Murphy in Logan
Mrs J L Murphy of Nelsonville hosted the bridge club at Mrs Amy Easterling's home in Logan. Guests included Mrs C E Welch Mrs L J Eberle Mrs Herbert Leyshon Mrs Frank Poston Mrs Charles Sheppard Mrs Elizabeth Preston Mrs Robert Jackson Mrs Lou Rice Mrs Harry Kelly Mrs Ed Cooley and Mabel Poston.
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J. L. Murphy
Nelsonville
Bridge Club
Amy Easterling
Logan
C. E. Welch
L. J. Eberle
Herbert Leyshon
Frank Poston
Charles Sheppard
Elizabeth Preston
Robert Jackson
Lou Rice
Harry Kelly
Ed Cooley
Mabel Poston
Stenographer Hired in Columbus First Black Personal Secretary
Mrs Elzora D. Smith began work as a personal stenographer for Governor Thomas J. Herbert, the first Black person to hold such a post in the capital. She earned the position through a statewide civil service examination.
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Columbus
Elzora D. Smith
Thomas J. Herbert
Capitol
Leukemia causes and signs outlined by Dr. Edwin P Jordan
The article explains unknown causes and high white blood cell counts in leukemia and distinguishes acute and chronic forms. It notes symptoms such as fatigue, gum and skin bleeding, and lymph and spleen enlargement, with diagnosis by blood smear and microscopy and mentions temporary treatments like transfusion and splenic X rays. It also answers a question on finger numbness linked to pernicious anemia nerve disorders poor circulation and Heberden's nodes.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Public Forum Critique of Welfare and Coal Policy call Lee
The writer argues coal is essential to the nation and questions why coal miners receive little consideration while injunctions target miners. It claims miners faced fines and government action under Truman, and criticizes federal efforts toward foreign aid and re election. Athens R D 2 May 18.
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Lee
Syracuse PTA Ends Year With News and Visits
Edward Houdashelt and families from Cleveland and Gallipolis visit as Miss Grace Winebrenner from Huntington joins her mother Mrs. Leona Winebrenner a weekend guest of Mrs. Bessie Massar in Chillicothe and Mrs. Dessie Perry in Warren.
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Syracuse
Edward Houdashelt
Cleveland
William Houdashelt
Fred Crow
Dis
Gallipolis
Carl Weese
Columbus
Grace Winebrenner
Huntington
Leona Winebrenner
Bessie Massar
Chillicothe
Dessie Perry
Warren
William Wallace
Avery Roberts
Syracuse Pta
Marcia Karr
Norman Fisher
William Stobert
Irving Karr
Patty
Cincinnati
Elmer Houdashelt
Ernest Duffy
St. Albans
West Virginia
Amanda McBride
Westerville
Melvin Grim
Crooksville
Irving Karr Sr
Charleston
W. Va
R. T. McClain
Mary Karr
J. E. Carleton
Helen Underhill
Mrs Prichard Returns Home After Week With Parents
Mrs. Joe Prichard came back to Columbus after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Porter Sweazy. They accompanied her for a weekend visit. Sunday guests at the Landis home included Mr and Mrs J C Landis and several local and out of town visitors from Columbus Lancaster Athens Hocking and Verna Crow of Lancaster with Mrs Lucy Mace and others.
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Carbondale
Joe Prichard
Columbus
Porter Sweazy
Landis
J. C. Landis
Lucy Mace
Verna Crow
Lancaster
J. O. McCoy
W. J. James
David
Athens
Rome Mace
Rosemond
Hocking
Dave Kennard
Floyd Moshier
George Barber
Coolville Grange Plans May Meeting and Service
Coolville-Troy Grange will meet Tuesday evening May 25 at 8 pm with a memorial service and presentation of two Golden Sheaf certificates. Members are asked to bring sandwiches while attending.
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Coolville
Troy Grange
WSCS
Methodist Church
Nellie Creeger
Alda Larson
Floella Norman
Howard Oakes
Bess Taylor
George Greene
James Greene
Marietta
Charles Greene
Charlotte
Parkersburg
Charles Fuller
Howard
Lancaster
Lemuel Fuller
New Plymouth
W. H. McDaniel
Newbury
Frank Taylor
W. H. Ashcraft
E. G. Ashcraft
Jack Purnhagen
Johnny
Columbus
Wesley Bingman
Harry Summerfield
Laurelvill e commencement honors and local notices
A capacity Laurelville commencement at the school hall featured Prof. Homer Cotterman of Capital University delivering the address. Diplomaes were given to 17 graduates by County Superintendent S. H. Dillon as the school band and glee club provided music.
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Laurelville
Homer Cotterman
Capital University
S. H. Dillon
Wanda Archer
West High School
Columbus
Otto M. Magly
National Honor Society
Ora Crider
D. E. Thompson
Frieda Lappen
Arla
Betty Thompson
Lancaster
Orville Kempton
Celesta Hoy
S. G. Hoy
Centralia High School
Bud Kelley
OSU
E. D. Kelley
Lawrence Hedges
Miriam
Raymond Hedges
Walter Hedges
Charles Barclay
Phil Swackhamer
Robert Grant
Florida
Pearl Rose
Groveport
Ohio
Sharon
James Frey
Tommy Wiggins
Ann Meenach
Janet Reid
Sara Welch
Ronnie
Eddie Whisler
Jimmy Dumm
Max Young
Sharon Steele
Barbara Swackhamer
David Karshner
Saundra Sue Karshner
Sharon Alien
Janice Lowery
Eddie Beecher
David
Sally Frey
Miles Graham
Whkc
Penitentiary
Zoo
Laurel
Paul Armstrong
Arthur Hinton
Hugh Poling
Charles Trone
Milton
Charles
Joy
Ashville
E. F. Reichelderfer
J. L. Chilcote
Earnest Sells
George Sells
Wayne Sharp
Marilyn Jo
Johnnie
Zanesville
Larrelville
Celesta L
Radio Programs and Station Listings for May 27
A directory of radio station call signs and hourly program lineups across NBC ABC CBS and MBS networks for Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and surrounding areas detailing news sports drama comedy and music shows from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. including station times for WLW WCOL WSAZ WBNS WCHS and more with specific show titles and hosts.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wbns
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Abe
Cb Network
Abec-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Chicago
Orchestra
Cbs-East Lum
Abec
Beulah
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Rollini
Abe Bob Crosby
Kaltenborn
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Dennis Day
Great Gildersleeve
Paul Whiteman
Billy Rose
Duffy Tavern
Abe Your
Dbs
Abbott & Costello
Abe Gabriel Heatter
District Attorney
Abe James Melton
Abe the Whistler
Opinionaire
Jimmy Durante
Capitol Cloakroom
Gordon MacRae
Abe West
N. Y
Abeo
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
My Story
Arthur Godfrey
Breakfast
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Variations in Early American Paper Money Designs
Britannica notes about 3000 distinct designs by individual banks before the standard federal currency was adopted.
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Britannica
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