Saturday and Sunday morning edition subscription rates
Ps Bush publisher 1896 1929 Saturday and Sunday morning edition by Publishing Co Joan V Webb managing editor Associated Press otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein subscriptions are payable weekly to the carrier at 2c a week by mail in Ohio and West Virginia where newspaper buy delivery is not available 1 year 9.00 months 5.00 3 months 3.00 1 month 1.00 foreign subscription rates will be quoted on request second class matter under Act of 1918.
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Ohio
West Virginia
National Affairs survey shows wide opinion gaps on top issues
A 40 percent response from 700 editors and 800 officials shows limited agreement on 20 leading foreign and domestic questions. Most groups favor extending rent controls and opposing a new price dip, while consensus on aid to Europe and reparations is elusive.
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Washington
Congress
U. S
Europe
Business
UMT
Challenge To Love on the River Fire
Cam and Joel confess love after a river outing as a Carter blaze shadows their family morning. Cam scenes show jealousy when Joel sends asters to Cam’s cousin Maurine and writes a cheeky apology note for a jukebox date tonight. The Dean notices Cam’s emotions as the scene ends.
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Cam
Joel
Cammie
Dean Austin
Carter
Camellia Austin
Joel Conroy
Camellia
Maurine
Herbert
Sam Simmons Says Socialism and Government Competence
Sam Simmons argues that poultryless Thursdays failed due to Washington incompetence. He faults politicians for overreach, endorses Charles Luckman as a capable executive, and contends socialistic schemes harm common people. He praises private capital and urges trimming government interference.
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White House
Washington
Charles Luckman
Luckman
United States
ERP plans and costs for Marshall Plan aid and recovery
The article argues Congress will fund a European Recovery Program totaling nine billion dollars, including 642 million for France and Italy and 30 million for Austria, plus 400 million for occupation costs in Japan and Korea and half of Britain's German obligations, with a 6.5 billion first year for global aid and 1.5 billion for China recovery, criticizing the approach as misaligned with public sentiment.
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America
France
Italy
Austria
Hitler
Japan
Korea
Britain
Germany
China
Marshall
Wedemeyer
Congress
Air Force needs modern bomber force and strong research
The Drakes argue the United States must field a modern long range air striking force with at least 1,000 bombers and fund a robust research program to maintain world leadership in aircraft development. They note current B 29s in storage and limited funds for science, warning against reliance on aging technology against future threats.
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U.S
Kenney
Drakes
Robert Oppenheimer
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Lawrence's Dispatch on 1948 presidential election prospects
The writer argues Republicans face poor odds in 1948 due to inflation, Democratic control of Congress, and failed GOP messaging since 1947. Truman victories could keep Congress Democratic. Eisenhower or MacArthur nomination unlikely to topple an incumbent amid favorable economy and postwar spending. The piece warns against relying on military aura and notes fears of atomic warfare raising broader security debates.
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Washington
Virginia
Congress
OPA
Truman
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Luncheon entertainments and club notes from city pages
A nostalgia snapshot lists Ena Ste groups entertaining at Mrs. Cecil Shafer’s home and a City Federation meeting where Judge L G Worstell spoke on taxation. Standard Bearers Club met at Miss Dorothy McCormick with Mary Lunn and Gerta Lash. A costume sendoff for Mr and Mrs Edward Burdette occurred.
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Ena Ste
Cecil Shafer
City Federation
L. G. Worstell
Mary Lunn
Gerta Lash
Standard Bearers Club
Dorothy McCormick
Local Socials Weekly: Neighbors Share Visits Across Shade
Family and friends from Shade and nearby towns gathered for weekend visits. Ivor Shumway and sons Kelson and Keith joined John Koehler. Delbert Gaul visited Frank Gaul. J B Campbell returned from Columbus. Spencer and Oris Gaul hosted guests. Burke and Bentz families with Pooler and Sinclair households connected across multiple Sunday meetings. Donna Gaul and Rachel Taylor also spent time with local residents. Elmer Hazelton shows improvement after illness. Della Midkiff visited Lloyd Sinclair’s home.
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Sumner
Ivor Shumway
Kelson and
Keith
Shade
John Koehler
J. B. Campbell
Columbus
J. D. Spencer
Oris Gaul
Clyde Burke
Bonnie and Lou
Rex Bentz
William Pooler
William Sinclair
Pomeroy
Lloyd Sinclair
Donna Gaul
Betty Dean
Rachel Taylor
Mildred Sinclair
Charles Betzing
Elmer Hazelton
Milford Hawk
Della Midkiff
Local visitors and travels noted around Bidwell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bethel and Jimmy along with Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Russell visited the Shoemakers and Gloria. Mrs. C. B. Robinson visited in Gallipolis, others returned from Parkersburg Marietta Huntington. Families moved, traveled, or spent weekends with relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
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Bidwell
Charles Bethel
Jimmy
Thurman Russell
Hal Shoemaker
Gloria
C. B. Robinson
Bradford Robinson
Gallipolis
George Rhoades
Parkersburg
W. Va
Marietta
Ohio
Huntington
Edwin Hunne
Pomeroy
Paul Hayes
Adrian, Mich
Deane Hayes
C. S. Dennett
W. V. Shoemaker
Indiana
James Westfall
Dayton
Idell Morehouse
Local births and community notices from Radcliff area
Theresa Kay Lowe born Oct 31 at Holzer Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roy Lowe and Doris Cooper. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Jasper Lowe and Mr and Mrs Wayne Cooper. Vinton Township Farmers Institute officers met Nov 3. Institute event set for Nov 19-20. Minnie Perry spending winter with son Floyd. L M Cooper Sr of Columbus visiting sister Maggie Pierce. Jean Pierce Dennison returned from teachers’ meeting in Athens. Radcliff Grade School closed Tuesday for election. Gerald Arbaugh Columbus visiting sister Mrs James Pendleton. J W Arbaugh Lowell and daughter Mamie Cabot Cleveland visiting William Arbaugh. Neil Ogle Mineral Springs called on A P Jeffers. Mrs F E Price ill. Mrs Gladys Pierce.
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Columbus
Maggie Pierce
Jean Pierce
Dennison
Athens
Radcliff
Gerald Arbaugh
James Pendleton
J. W. Arbaugh
Lowell
Mamie Cabot
Cleveland
Hair removal methods and safety warnings in medical column
Dr. William A. O'Brien discusses methods to remove unwanted hair including temporary shaving plucking and chemical waxes and cautions against X-ray based removal due to skin damage and cancer risk. He notes bleaching or shaving as safe concealment options for facial hair and answers tachycardia questions with causes and diagnostic steps.
Social News From Lottridge Area Highlights Family Visits
Mrs. Max Swindler returns to Marion after two weeks with her parents the Davises and plans a trip to Hot Springs New Mexico to join her husband. Several local families share visits to Old Man's Cave Spencer and other nearby places while church events and dinners mark the week.
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John Gaston
R. M. Allen
Eleanor
Otis Wade
Mary Alice
Russell Archer
Glenn Gaston
Nancy Lynn
Athens
Lee Gaston
Omah
Edward Blake
Eileen
Buford Blake
Blake
Frank Found
Arnold Bernard
Armour Brummage
Homer Folden
Davis
Reta Robinson
Paul Robinson
Basil Mantle
Rexel Boggs
John Chevalier
L. H. Allen
Radio Programs Area Stations List by Call Letters
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 1490 KC
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Radio Schedule Highlights From November 11 12
A detailed daily broadcast grid lists programs across networks with times and show lineups featuring news, music, dramas, comedian acts, and serialized programs. Notable entries include Amos and Andy, Milton Berle Variety, The Green Hornet, Cavernous News broadcasts, and serials on CBS and NBC plus daytime menus like Breakfast Club and Say It With Music.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Cbs East Lum & Abner
Nbe
Lowell Thomas
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Dioner
Mbs
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs the Green Hornet
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Milton Berle
Cbs Youth
Judy
Abe Mr. and
Mrs. North
Cbs Tg
Billy Rose
Amos and
Andy
Gabriel Heatter
Fibber and
Molly
Studio One
Boston Symphony
Abe Zane Grey
Bob Hope
Town
Red Skelton
Cbs Labor
U.S.A
California
Cba
Abc West
Oklahoma
Shady Valley
Fred Waring
Cbs My Story
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Ebs
Quotation in Kiwanian Reflects Frugal Wisdom
The Kiwanis Club of Gallipolis publishes weekly issues featuring a quotation about the dollar's shrinking reach but growing speed. Dr. W Kenneth Welker serves as Kiwanis Club president.
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Gallipolis
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Clyde Ray
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