Who Gets the Railroad Dollar and Canasta King Ossie Jacoby
Hal Boyle profiles Dr Jules Backman from NYU who shows railroads pay 46.8 cents to wages and 10.4 cents net after costs. Ossie Jacoby, famed bridge and Canasta expert, offers $5000 to beat him and calls Canasta a lasting family pastime with wide appeal and rich strategy. He praises poker as the top game and recalls a Memphis player as the best he ever saw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Backman
New York University
New York
Oswald Jacoby
Ossie
Canasta
Jacoby
Oshkosh
Columbia University
P. Harold Sims
Memphis
Pork Promotion Aims to Boost U.S. Pork Supply
A AP copy from Athens Ohio outlines subscription and advertising details as it discusses moving promptly onto America dining tables the large pork supply of recent years. It notes the value to farmers pork producers and consumers as promotional material stresses top return for the family meat dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christmas Plans Stirred by Ted and Jenny
Jenny pressures Ted about Christmas plans as he contemplates Sunrise Valley and memories of their failed romance. Liz pushes for a wedding, while Ted recalls a shabby past and the strain of their complicated relationships. The tale shifts between fantasy of wealth and the ache of truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunrise Valley
Ted
Markwood
Jenny
Rick
Liz
Battle Over Unification of Navy and Air Force Stirs Debate
The long standing clash between the Navy and Air Force over unified command highlights fundamental disagreements on strategy and weapons. Admirals argue for distinct service designs within budget limits while Air Force leaders claim the B 36 bomber is nearly invulnerable and sufficient without Navy fighters.
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Navy
Air Force
The
Wall Street Journal
Russia
Denfeld
Naval Operations
Pork glut drives push to market pork products
Government forecasts point to a 15 percent rise in hog marketings over the next year as pork supply swells. Last quarter pork output is slated to exceed the third quarter by about 45 percent and exceed 1948’s final quarter by 12 percent. Demand for meat this year is expected to soften, prompting a national packer alliance to launch an aggressive fall and winter pork promotion with input from hog producers and farm experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Livestock Extensionalists
Moscow clash of tones marks postrevolution anniversary
Malenkov lashed American imperialism in a tough Moscow speech while in Washington Vishinsky hosted a lavish Russian embassy celebration. The event drew 150 journalists and officials as the two capitals shared a wary, hopeful mood about future Moscow Washington ties.
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Washington
Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Russia
Malenkov
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Nikolai Shvernik
Ussr
Vishinsky
Politburo
Water Authority Dies
COLUMBUS Ohio Clarence B Hoover 68 longtime head of the Columbus City Water Division for nearly four decades died Saturday night from a heart attack. He was nationally recognized as an authority on water supply and treatment.
JAYWALKING AND COURT ST TRAFFIC DRAW LETTER
A reader from The Plains commends an editorial on Athens traffic woes. She urges police action against jaywalking and proposes by pass routes to ease Court Street congestion caused by double parked deliveries and frequent pedestrian crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Court St
Athens
Dorothy McDonald
the Plains
Country life and schooling defend rural community values
A letter from Nelsonville RD 2 Moy argues the land based rural life sustains the nation. The writer urges keeping students in local country schools and praises local teachers and Buchtel graduates, warning against moving schooling to the town for prestige.
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Jesus
Buchtel High School
Buchtel
L. T
Pioneer Women in Athens County History Highlighted
The article examines the early arrival of Elizabeth Brooks McKinstry Martin and Margaret Snowden in Athens County with other Brooks and McKinstry frontier families. It notes uncertain first arrival among several women, cites Elizabeth Brooks and Elizabeth Martin, and mentions descendants and local connections through the Brooks, McKinstry, Haning, and Snowden lines. A Laurel Cliff Health Club meeting is announced with Mrs. James Gilmore hosting on November 14.
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Margaret Snowden
Athens County
Brooks
Elizabeth Brooks
John Brooks
Brownsville
Robert McKinstry
Pleasanton
Haning
Elizabeth Martin
Francis Lavelle
Alexander Township
Brooks Brothers
John
Jonathan
Isaac
James
Thomas
Moores
McKinstrys
College Town
White
Athens
John McKinstry
Robert
Albany
Alexander
East Mill
Miles Mill
Dunham Martin
Abraham Lash
I. Bean
Matthew
Andersonville
Martin
Matthew McKinstry
D. A. R. McKinstry
the Echo
Harry McKinstry
Ohio
Snowden
Laurel Cliff
James Gilmore
Laurel Cliff Health Club
Lobar Pneumonia Details and Symptoms
Medical notes describe lobar pneumonia caused by pneumococcus, risks from weakened health, and typical onset with a severe chill and rapid fever. Early treatment improves outcomes. late diagnosis worsens prognosis. Also discusses foot burning sensation and possible nervous or circulatory causes.
Justice dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound in Marion
Coroner E. H. Morgan ruled that Joseph M Justice, 65, a former common pleas court bailiff, died Saturday from a gunshot wound self-inflicted while in Marion. Navy, 2.
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Marion
E. H. Morgan
Joseph M. Justice
Common Pleas Court
Justice
Navy
Medical Consultant Named by Society on Epilepsy
The Ohio Society for Crippled Children named Dr. Milton M. Parker of Ohio State University medical consultant on epilepsy. He will direct traveling clinics with the next stop at Zanesville on Nov. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Milton M. Parker
Ohio State University
Parker
Zanesville
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Birth Announcement
Charles Ents minger from Chamberlain S D visits sisters Anna Miller and Margaret Combs. Carl Kennedy of Canal Winchester Ohio stays with his father Ward Kennedy. Blanche Miller with Dwight Brown of St. Albans W V announces birth of Rebecca Lee. Harold Pierce of Point Pleasant weekends with brother Carol Pierce. Dolores Pierce visits Virginia Moore Hysell Run. Floyd Snowden and Dayton residents visit S G Pickens. Charlotte Weaver of Dexter Ohio stays with Hallie Pickens. Robert Tamp and Claire Tamp of Columbus visit here.
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Carl Kennedy
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Kennedy
Ward Kennedy
Dwight Brown
Blanche Miller
St. Albans
W. Va
Rebecca Lee
Harold Pierce
Point Pleasant
Carol Pierce
Dolores Pierce
Virginia Moore
Hysell Run
Floyd Snowden
Dayton
S. G. Pick
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC ABC CBS And Local Affiliates
Radio programming across NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WCHS and others lists news periods, kiddies hours, talk and drama shows, musical programs, and contests. Notable items include Frank Sinatra songs, This Is Your Life, Major studio dramas, Burns and Allen, Lum and Abner, and various serials and variety shows.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Cbs Network
Abc-Weast
Mbs-West
Cbc
Nbc News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Dick Haymes
Cbs Lone Ranger
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Abe Burns
Allen
Abe Lum
Abner
News
Variety
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Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Ohio & W. Va
Someone To Love
Irene Sonnen
Ernhart
NEA Service, Inc
Nina
Ducky
Jamison Conover
Elizabeth
Todhunter Duncan
Mexico City
Justice of the Peace
Tod
Wilton E. Hall
Nathan Hale
Hagar
Deborah
Hannah
Rachel
Sarah
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
N. Y. Central
Seaboard
Angel
Adano
Paul Kelley
Willis Howard
Joseph Cotton
John Payne
the Public Forum
the Messenger
O.U
Cleveland
COX
Nelsonville RD
Moy
C. H. Harris
By Galbreath
NEA Service
ING. T. M. Reg. U. & Pat
Langsville
Charles Entsminger
Chamberlain
S.D
Anna Miller
Margaret Combs
Eddie Albert
Clevelandaires
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Poole
Cbe
Hollywood
Abe Queen
Abe Les Pair
Abe Bob Poole
Ga Moore
Dbes
Jes
Cbs Melody
Abe Hoe
West
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