Copyright by Hugh Lawrence Welson distributed by NEA Service
Advertisement style text and editorial note on newspaper distribution and pricing mixed with a reflection on world affairs and citizenship programs. The piece notes daily and Sunday delivery options, mail rates, and legislative entry as a second class matter, ending with a commentary on world affairs institutes expanding to youths across states.
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Onio & W. Va
Athens
Pwatot
Nname
Edson's Column on Pork Surplus in Postwar Market
Washington column notes an overabundance of pigs not political pork barrel. It recalls a 1948 Agriculture request for a 10 percent rise in farrowings to bring 34 million pigs to market by fall 1949 amid anticipated meat shortages, but outcomes diverged from those forecasts.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Henry Wallace
Europe
China
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Cuba
Atlantic
WFA
Bea
Henry Harding
Miss Firth
Agnes Firth
Harding
Lilly Warren
Speare Island
Fred Sillwell
George Bascomb
Lilly
Fred
Mason PTA Meets In May With Elections And Local Events
The Mason PTA held its final meeting of the season on May 10 with Mrs. Leola Cubbage leading in Mrs. Lillian Roush’s absence. Officers elected included Roush as president, Cubbage as vice president, Ora Mae McFarland as secretary, and Helen Blenner as treasurer.
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MASON
Mason Pta
Lillian Roush
Leola Cubbage
Roush
Cubbage
Ora Mae McFarland
Helen Blenner
Andrew Pavlish
Middleport
Middle
Geraldine Gibbs
Letart
Maxine Rikard
Coral Machir
Point Pleasant
Guy Roush
Bertha Young
St. Mary's Hospital
Huntington
Betty Fry
New Haven
Walter Werry
Mason Parent- Teachers Association
Helen Fell
Pomeroy
Alma Turner
Bernard Nease
E. L. Nease
W. L. Bush
Cathy
Cleveland
Minnie Willcoxen
Lola Higgins
Morgantown
Sarah Higgins
Jed Graham
Bobby
Toronto
Graham
J. T. Stewart
Elizabeth Ryan
Charleston
Edward A. Ryan
Kenneth Roush
Charles Persinger
Poca
Raymond Workman
Carl Gardner
Emma
Anna
Clara Diehl
William Starner
Zanesville
Marjorie Harris
Victor Cook
Gib Howell
Loveland
Carl Roush
Joe Young
Lake Lynn
Sifting the ashes from 1945 election figures
The Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan reports 1945 election figures showing Truman's support varied by voter group. It finds Truman favored by skilled and unskilled workers, farmers, and many college graduates while Dewey led among management, white collar workers, and higher income brackets.
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University of Michigan
Truman
Dewey
Education on world affairs inspires youth leadership in Cincinnati
A report on a Cincinnati institute for high school students highlights the value of civic education, noting that informed youths can better analyze global events and lead community efforts. The piece contrasts public sentiment with historic forces and stresses responsible leadership amid Cold War tensions.
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Maggie
Cincinnati
England
Germany
Hitler
Dagwood
Herb Woodley
United Nations
Marshall Plas
Rural churches as keystones of rural progress
A community driven effort to rebuild and improve a country church shows rural loyalty and shared purpose. The Union Church group advances a new basement funded by a Black Fund, reflecting how regular services and neighborly visits anchor local life and continuity in Southeastern Ohio hills and valleys.
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Ohio
Union Church
Spending drive spurs debate between Republicans and Democrats
The piece analyzes congressional spending battles as Senate rebuffs House economies, while the White House and labor push for more funds. It notes forecasts of falling national income in 1949 and 1950 and accuses President Truman of knowing such trends yet promising more spending.
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United Front
Republicans
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Organized Labor
Truman
Washington
Mayor Posts Bond In Embezzlement Case
Bellefontaine Ohio reports Mayor Roy Howell of Russell Point posted 3500 bond after three weeks in jail on embezzlement charges. His indictment includes stealing 215 dollars from public funds and writing a worthless 140 dollar check. Trial postponed from May 31 to June 23.
Zanesville Trailer Camp Reopens After Typhoid Outbreak
State health director Dr. John D. Porterfield approved the Friday reopening of Greenlawn Barbeque and Trailer Camp one mile east of Zanesville. The facility had been closed since April 28 due to a typhoid fever outbreak. improvements prompted the decision.
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Columbus
John D. Porterfield
Greenlawn Barbeque
Zanesville
CIA Spies Rewarded With Safe Entry Under Bill
The Nation Today notes Congress approved measures to allow CIA informants and their families to enter the United States and gain safety, bypassing some immigration rules. The plan aims to recruit foreign agents by offering asylum and long term protection if they provide critical information. The House acted March 7 and the Senate followed soon after.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Russia
VU. S
Central Intelligence Agency
Kk. H. Hillenkoetter
U. S
CIA
Iron Curtain
Examle
U.S
Wade CIA
America
House
Senate
Dangers of Insects and Black Widow Bites
Dr Edwin P. Jordan notes insects like fleas ticks and mosquitoes spread diseases such as plague malaria and yellow fever while ordinary bites can cause illness. He explains black widow bites can be severe with pain and sometimes death and outlines that hot baths calcium injections are used as treatment though bites are rare.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
South Africa
Americas
U.S
Quiz Hall By Wilton F Ball
A trivia quiz answer key lists questions for men women and teenagers asking about Cordell Hull, yen value, Ohio cities, ambergris, Harpo Marx, the Met, Joan of Arc, Marys greeting, Sister Kenny, and Greek proverbs with an encoded answer set provided.
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Harpo
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Washington
Boston
Chicago
New York
Joan of Arc
Radio Programs Area Stations Listed by Network and Dial
NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1400 KC
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Evening Radio Schedule May 31 With NBC CBS and More
A detailed listing of radio programming for Tuesday May 31 across networks NBC CBS MBS and others. Includes news broadcasts dramas sports shows variety programs and children’s segments with start times from 6:00 pm to 4:00 am the following day.
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Nbc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Abee Lowell Thomas
Mbs
Abc
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs Counter
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Sports
Abe Gregory Hood
Alan Young
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbs Town Meeting
Bob Hope
We the People
CBS Television
Jonn Steele
Molly
Rex Maupin
Cbs Korn
Jane Ace
News
Variety
Abe West
Abe Kate Smith
Lopez
Nbe
Hollyw Queen
Abe Bob Poole
Bob Lewis
Abe Bill Slater
Kay Kyser
Treasury
West
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