Republicans Win Big in 1944 Vote and Reconversion Debate
National Dispatch argues the 1944 election favored Republicans well before campaigns and reflects a nationwide rejection of New Deal radicalism. It predicts a two year wait for presidential change, warns of intensified conflict between branches, and calls for bipartisan control of judicial appointments and a shift toward solvency and fair dealing.
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Truman
Massachusetts
California
America
Canada
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Russia
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White House
Supreme Court of the
United States
Senate
Subscription rates and postage policy from Athens Ohio paper
The notice lists subscription rates for carriers and mail in Ohio and overseas, including 1 year 13.00 and 10.00 respectively, 6 months 6.50 and 5.50, 3 months 3.25, 2.00, and 1 week prices. It notes Second Class Matter at Athens Post Office and provides national advertising contact points in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland.
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Ohio
Gaterec
Athens
Ee Emma Mg
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Home safety tips and common household hazards column
Dr. William A. O'Brien urges safety at home to reduce accidents. He cites stairs, rugs, lighting, and rails as key factors, notes burns from kitchen use and gasoline, and warns about poisons, frayed cords, and gas leaks. The column ends with a medical Q&A on breast lump diagnosis.
Break in atomic energy deadlock at Lake Success
Committee 2 of the Atomic Energy Commission shifts from political talk to fact finding as Prof. S. P. Alexandrov outlines a world uranium inventory and mining methods. The debate centers on international versus national inspection and the faith in gentlemen’s agreements to prevent atomic weapon manufacture.
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Atomic Energy Control
Committee 2
Atomic Energy Commission
Lake Success
S. P. Alexandrov
Alexandrov
Russia
Moscow
Time for bipartisan work after election victory
The piece urges Republicans to end opposition for opposition's sake and pursue a sensible program. Democrats must accept the majority's will as Roosevelt's era ends. It warns of partisan veto battles and calls for cooperation to restore economic order and end labor-management strife.
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Congress
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
80Th Congress
Truman
Bilbo Illness Casts Shadow Over Senate Return
Senator Theodore Bilbo of Mississippi faces serious illness that could delay his return for the new Congress. An abrasion caused by years of dental issues has left him unable to walk or speak clearly, with treatment in New Orleans and Vicksburg. The situation complicates his oath and potential re election amid war contractor probes and northern political reaction.
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Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Congress
Wahington
Bilbo
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Miss
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Senate War Investigating Committee
New York
James M. Mead
Hodding Carter
Saturday Evening Post
Three Birthdays Feted At Millfield Residence
Mrs. Anna Daugherty hosted a dinner at her Millfield home on Sunday to honor three birthday anniversaries: her daughter Dorothy Daugherty, her mother Mrs. Ida McDaniel, and Mrs. Raymond Miller. Attendees included Mrs. Addie Linscott, John R. Daugherty, Circleville, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, and others. Afternoon callers were various families from Pataskala and surrounding areas.
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Chauncey
Anna Daugherty
Millfield
Dorothy Daughety
Ida McDaniel
Raymond Miller
Addie Linscott
Malta
John R. Daugherty
Circleville
Dorothy Daugherty
Area Doctors Plan Two Week Deer Hunt in Maine
A group of area doctors and friends depart Saturday for a two week deer hunt in Harrington, Maine. Participants include Dr. C. N. Sanders Mullfield Dr. L. D. Nelson The Plains Dr. John Sprague Athens Dr. L. D. Robinson Guysville Walter Mus grace J. Vanity Samuel Erskine Athens Eddie Ashcraft Coolville Pall Chapman Guysville.
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Chauncey
Harrington
Maine
C. N. Sanders
Mullfield
L. D. Nelson
the Plains
John Sprague
Athens
L. D. Robinson
Guysville
Walter Musgrace
J. Vanity
Samuel Erskine
Eddie Ashcraft
Coolville
Pall Chapman
Chauncey Church Class to Meet at Simpkins Home
Chauncey Friendship Class of the Church of Christ will convene Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andriew Simpkins. The announcement came through Mrs. Pearl Henry.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Andriew Simpkins
Pearl Henry
Glasses Welcome Joseph Alan Born in The Plains
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Glass of The Plains announce the birth of an eight and a half pound son named Joseph Alan on November 6 at the home of Mrs. Glass mother and father Samuel Darnell. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Glass of Hocking.
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Chauncey
Gerald Glass
the Plains
Joseph Alan
Glass
Samuel Darnell
John Glass
Hocking
Guests Entertained at Columbus Dinner
Mrs. Eva Stalder Mrs. Carrie Channell of The Plains and Mrs. Genevieve Fowler of Columbus were entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs. Clarabelle Emig in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Eva Stalder
Carrie Channell
the Plains
Genevieve Fowler
Columbus
Clarabelle Emig
Daughertys Visit Millfield Relatives Host Guests
Mr and Mrs Paul Daugherty of Nelsonville were recent guests of Mrs Anna Daugherty and Miss Dorothy Daugherty in Millfield.
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Millfield
Chauncey
Paul Daugherty
Nelsonville
Anna Daugherty
Dorothy Daugherty
Local Social Notes From Bidwell Area Gatherings
Mrs T K Bell returns from Columbus after visiting ill daughter in law Mrs Paul Joseph. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs C B Robinson and guests in Columbus and Gallipolis. Verne Shoemaker and Willis McBride to Toledo for work. Methodist Sunday School class met at Gloria Shoemaker home on Oct 24. next meeting set for Nov 7 at Darrel McClaskey home.
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Darrel MacClaskey
Joanne
Ben Brickers
Benny
Raymond Wolfe
Randolph Blackburn
Esther Hayes
Betty Phillips
Doris Smith
Darrel McClaskey
Former Plains Resident Dies in Columbus Funeral
Mrs. Clara Mitchell 85, formerly of The Plains, a Nazarene Church member, died in Columbus. Survivors include two daughters Leatha Crabtree and Vergie Pritchard and son Arthur Mitchell, all of Columbus. Funeral services were held and burial occurred in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Carrie Channell
Eva Stalder
the Plains
Dorothy Mitchell
Arthur Lee Mitchell
David Mitchell
Chillicothe
Columbus
Clara Mitchell
Plains Nazarene Church
Leatha Crabtree
Vergie Pritchard
Arthur Mitchell
Chauncey High School Carnival Set for November 19
Chauncey will host a high school carnival on Tuesday November 19. The date was omitted in a prior Messenger notice and is being clarified.
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Chauncey
Weekend Notes Bring Visits and Milestones Across Town
Kyger and Powell families host gatherings with relatives from Columbus Dayton and Chillicothe. A death near age 43 of Earl Miller is reported with survivors. Junior Wood returns from Korea while Bobby Keith Ward’s Halloween birthday party features many neighbors and a prize winners list.
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Korea
Okey Woods
James Ward
Bobby Keith
George
Juanita Kent
Emory
Donna LaRue
Artie
Arthur Rupe
Erma Ardath
Rita
Rodney Spires
Vivian
Bobby
Wendell Mulford
Mary
Ormvia
Glenn Woods
Geraldene Spaulding
Patricia
Betty Jo Metcalf
Jimmie
Keith Bradbury
Eloise Milhoan
Ruby
Jackie Coughnour
Rose
Rodney
Clara Jane Miller
Roselle Higgenbottom
Carol Ward
Jimmie Bradbury
Patricia Metcalf
Helen Vanzantz
Columbus
George Vanzantz
Margaret Coughnour
Cheshire
Mary Drummonds
Dayton
Earl Miller
Dale Gilmore
Goldin Burlson
Gallipolis
Leverett Amos
Paul Ward
Harrisonville
Middleport
Charley Tipton
Richard Rupe
Sherman Rupe
Manila
Charles C.bradbury
Athens
Cash Dart
B. Lewis Jones
Near Thurman
Eugene Stevens
Porter
Chester Ward
Patrick Whitlatch
G. G. Werner
Tipton
Werner
Ray iLuman
Plains Nazarene Ladies Bible Class Meets in November
The Plains Nazarene Church Ladies Bible Class held November meetings at the home of Mrs. Viola Platt with class president Margaret Adams presiding. Devotions by Ida Bricker and Lizzie Shafer. reading by Carrie Channell. guest Margie Darnell sang. refreshments served to members and guests Wilda Platt and Margie Darnell.
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Chauncey
Ladies Bible Class
Plains Nazarene Church
Viola Platt
Margaret Adams
Ida Bricker
Lizzie Shafer
Carrie Channell
Margie Darnell
Wilda Platt
Verna Tinkham
Eva Stalder
Iva Rutter
Ada Lakin
Elzina Wharton
Ella Locke
Thelma Keeton
Tenth District Rural Carriers meet at Cambria Hotel
Vernon Coleman and H D Moss man led a Jackson gathering as Tenth District Rural Mail Carriers elected Moss man as president Ed Williams Gallia carrier became vice president and E M McCarley Thurman carrier named secretary treasurer The event included several local visits and social notes across Gallia Vinton and surrounding areas.
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Kathryn
Stanley Gatewood
Crown City
Masonic Grand Lodge
Akron
Mossman
Vinton Lodge
Gatewood
Ohio Valley Lodge
Methodist District Conference
WSCS
Jackson
Ray Grover
Homer Mossman
E. L. Cottrell
Guy Clark
Paul Phillips
Will Large
Peggy
Raymond Roush
Carol
Ethyl Rife
Cheshire
Eddie Hern
Clyde Davis
Clyde Cramer
George Hern
Willard
Gallipolis
Augusta Kent
Frank Roush
Lexington
Buzz Roush
Clair Wellington
Nitro
W. Va
Jack Hendricks
Ben Moore
Bowling Green
Nellie Topping
Bidwell
Anna Topping
Raymond Lane
Ed Phillips
Hartford Area Visits Highlight Regional Social Roundup
Hartford residents hosted and visited friends across Pomeroy Huntington and Fairview in a flurry of social calls. Notable attendees included Mrs. Hugo Juhling Mrs. Norman Wein and Mrs. Thurl Stone. The Hart ford World War II memorial dedication was announced for Armistice Day at 10 30 a.m. with many local families and guests listed.
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Hartford
H. Juhling
N. O. Wein
A. Keith McClung
Athens
S. L. Dunlap
Pomeroy
J. H. Rea
New Haven
Jane Ann Stone
Gallipolis
W. T. Stone
Mildred Chapman
Caldwell
Mason County Schools
Esther McKnight
Huntington
Allah Klaas
Mary Ann Klaas
Virgil Hudson
Russell Nitz
Fairmont
Elzanna Johnson
Jane Ann Kell
Fairview
Ramie Edwards
Lily Jane
Parkersburg
Merrill Johnston
Emil Knight
Margaret Hadland
Charleston
H. O. Dunfee
Martin Biggs
John Lang
George Melton
Shadyside
Norman Wein
Thurl Stone
Wein
Hugo Juhling
Florida
Mesdames Andrew Hume
R. F. Bryant
Fred Batey
W. H. Newton
L. J. Ruttencutter
Miles Brown
W. H. Foglesong
E. A. Smith
D. A. Smith
James Batey
N. P. Swackhammer
Harry Dyer
L. C. Roush
Herman Layne
Sarah and
Florence Atkins
Murray City Social Roundup Hints At Weekend Travels
Mrs. Wayne Huston and Miss Adrien Bateman returned home to Columbus after visits. Martha Robinson, Clayton Fere rer, Bill Wolfe and Jack Hillyer went to OU after seeing relatives here. Lawrence Short and Mrs. Betty Sabo visited Logan and Nelsonville respectively.
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Murray City
Wayne Huston
Columbus
Martha Huston
Adrien Bateman
Martha Robinson
Clayton Fererer
Bill Wolfe
Jack Hillyer
O.U
Lawrence Short
Logan
Betty Sabo
Nelsonville
Finney Wolfe
Newark
Sidney Wolfe
Radio Highlights Tonight On Major Networks
Listings for ABC CBS NBC and MBS Tonight feature Doolittle Stewart and Founders Day from Virginia Military Academy with Ezra Stone Jay Jostyn and District Attorney. A 13 week You and Alcohol series begins with Dr. E M Jellinek of Yale at 6 15 p m.
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Community Chest Army Air Force
James Doolittle
James Stewart
Virginia Military Academy
Ezra Stone
Jay Jostyn
You
Alcohol
E. M. Jellinek
Yale
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