Truman should veto only when it reflects will of the people
A National Dispatch column argues President Truman can honor the voters by consulting Congress and avoiding capricious vetoes. It urges a cooperative approach, possible constitutional changes, and restraint to align executive actions with the national mandate and lessen partisan deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Curtis
Roosevelt
Fulbright
Arkansas
United States
Canada
Britain
Obituary Card Orders Advertised by John W. Cullen Co
Smentemieememint Sational Representatives listed for obituary cards and thank you notices. Advertises for acting sales in Chicago New York Columbus and Cleveland offices. Applies at Home or Foreign offices for nominal charges and memorial cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Smentemieememint
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Medical Column on Neurosis vs Organic Disease
Dr. O Briens medical column explains distinguishing neurosis from organic illness by symptom patterns and history. Neurotic complaints persist without progression and may vary daily, while organic disease worsens or recedes with recovery. Treat the anxiety and patient concerns rather than endless testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea
Exploited Veterans and the Albany Demonstration
The piece argues the Albany veterans’ seizure of the New York State Capitol was an unrealistic tactic by Communist aligned groups. It cites CIO and Teachers Union involvement, notes leaders Michael Quill and Saul Mills, and warns veterans risk discrediting themselves by backing publicity stunts for questionable causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
United States
Russia
Senate
Albany
N.Y
Greater New York Council
CIO
CIO Teachers’ Union
AFL
Leon Straus
Michael Quill
Saul Mills
Dewey
Nathan Straus
Federal Housing Authority
Roosevelt
Mr. Dewey
New York
American Veterans’ Committee
Alban
After the New Deal Era Political Swings and Consequences
The piece argues liberalism spawned prima donnas including Wallace and Hopkins, leading to the collapse of the New Deal Party. It claims debt rose to fifty billion before World War II, patronage surged, and reality overtook idealism as voters turned practical, ending the liberal dominance and fracturing leadership amid internal splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Hopkins
New Deal
Democratic Party
Erica
Tennessee Senators Pressure FCC Over Nashville Radio Licenses
Peter Edson reports that Senators Kenneth McKellar and Tom Stewart used letters to the FCC to pressure the agency after licenses were granted to Capitol Broadcasting Co. The conflict centers on allocation of two Nashville area radio channels in 1940s hearings, with McKellar and Stewart accusing the commission of bias and seeking to favor friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
Tom Stewart
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Nashville
Murfreesboro
Tenn
A. G. Beaman
Stewart
Denny
Senator McKellar
United States Senate
Party’s Return Sparks Reflection on Nationalist Ruptures
A fragment reflecting on political nostalgia and rising nationalist sentiments. The narrator notes a generation doubting such upheavals could recur in their country, contrasting past events with present tensions and upheaval.
Perry County Courthouse News Summary
Carrie Esther Brown filed suit against Harry Parks and Buckingham Coal Co. and W N Holdermann linked to G W Holderman Co. seeking to restrain surface damage and halt property transfers on a Pleasant Township tract. Also noted are veteran assistance at Legion Hall, an administrator’s estate listing of 1899.66, Irin Treadway sentenced to a year and fined 50 dollars suspended on sobriety, Cordelia Lauderback granted divorce from Donald Lauderback with custody and support terms set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Carrie Esther Brown
Harry Parks Et al
Buckingham Coal Co
Leo Radkoski
John Swininka
Irin Treadway
Junction City
John D. Davis
Treadway
Estate inventories filed for Shelly and Clouse estates
Inventory and appraisement records filed for Noah Shelly of Hopewell Township showing personal goods 250 dollars stock and securities 47.61 real estate 7450 dollars. A second inventory for Dr. Michael Clouse of Somerset lists personal goods 525 dollars stock and securities 2100 dollars real estate 18550 dollars and accounts 132.13 dollars. Appraisers named Harry G. Hughes William Frantz and John W. Mautz of Somerset. Will documents filed for Dana M. Russell of Salsburg Township Meigs County leaving all property to his wife, witnessed by Neva Pierce and Mrs. Lester Brooks of Middleport. Will of Margaret R. Miller of Somerset filed in Probate Court leaving all property to daughter Ella Lyons. Will witnessed by Robert Tague and Vincent Taguean dated July 29 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Shelly
Hopewell Township
Mary Shelly
Michael Clouse
Somerset
Harry G. Hughes
William Frantz
John W. Mautz
Dana M. Russell
Salsburg Township
Meigs County
Neva Pierce
Lester Brooks
Middleport
Margaret R. Miller
Ella Lyons
Robert Tague
Vincent Taguean
Somerset Man Fined for Intoxication and Disorder
John Hillyard of Somerset was arrested on intoxication charges and disturbing the peace by Deputy Sheriff Dave Moore and Walter Solt. After a hearing before Mayor Drumms, he was fined 25 dollars with costs, the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hillyard
Somerset
Dave Moore
Walter Solt
Drumms
Local arrests reported for auto theft and assault cases
Charles Ganeman of Zanesville and Harvey John Lundell Jr of West Virginia are jailed on auto theft charges. Carl Falk near Corning is arraigned on assault and battery. his wife dropped charges and he was released after paying costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ganeman
Zanesville
Harvey John Lundell, Jr
West Virginia
Carl Falk
Near
Corning
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Williams
Spinks Divorce Petition Filed in Somerset Division
Henry Bernard Spinks of Somerset files for divorce from Dorothy Grace Spinks of Zanesville. Married June 15, 1937, they have two minor children. Grounds cited as gross neglect of duty. No real estate or personal property reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bernard Spinks
Somerset
Dorothy Grace Spinks
Zanesville
Three Common Pleas cases dismissed this week
Three hearings in Court of Common Pleas were dismissed. Claudine Allen versus Rex Allen was dropped at the plaintiff's request. Dorothy Melick versus William Melick was dismissed without record. Faye Clawson versus John Clawson was dismissed at the plaintiff's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Claudine Allen
Rex Allen
Dorothy Melick
William Melick
Faye Clawson
John Clawson
Dellapenna Divorce Granted in McGonagle Court
Nettie E. Dellapenna granted a decree of divorce from Orlando R. Dellapenna in Judge A S McGonagle's court. Married in 1943 with no children, Nettie E Rodg ers resumed her maiden name. Uncontested case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie E. Dellapenna
Orlando R. Dellapenna
A. S. McGonagle
Nettie E. Rodgers
Veterans Discharges Filed From County Recorder Office
In the office of County Recorder Paul Gordon the following names were filed for discharge from the armed forces Samuel E King New Lexington Oct 1 1946 from Fort George G Meade Md Rodney L Trickett Corning Apr 30 1946 Camp Atterbury Ind Daniel T Spires New Straitsville Feb 16 1946 Fort Bliss Tex Donald Daw ley New Straitsville Aug 18 1945 Camp Beale Calif Clarence F Silkins New Lexington May 18 1945 Fort Benning Ga
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gordon
Samuel E. King
New Lexington
Fort George G. Meade
Rodney L. Trickett
Corning
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Daniel T. Spires
New Straitsville
Fort Bliss
Tex
Donald Dawley
Camp Beale
Calif
Clarence F. Silkins
Fort Benning
Marriage Licenses List Couples in Ohio Area
Paul Roberts 22 laborer Shawnee w Betty Jane Davis 18 New Lexington. Robert H Mille 23 potter Crooksville w Mary Lou Wagner 18 Potter Crooksville. Theron Elroy Miller 29 Portersville w Frances Isabelle Ansel 23 Crooksville. Rev Huston named to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roberts
Shawnee
Betty Jane Davis
New Lexington
Robert H. Mille
Potter
Crooksville
Mary Lou Wagner
Theron Elroy Miller
Portersville
Frances Isabelle Ansel
Rev
Huston
Realty Transfers Across Thorn, Shawnee and More
Real estate transfers include Robert A. Raybourne and Ruth M. Raybourne to Harry R. and Alice Raybourne of lot 64 in Honey Creek Park Thorn Township. Ruth Clark to Raymond and Irene Jones of part lot 207 in Shawnee. First National Savings and Loan Association Zanesville to Sylvester P. and Margaret Bush tract in Madison Township. Frances Segna deceased to Ford Segna tract in Monroe Township. P L and Mayme Van Atta to Rodney E. and Dessie H. Sorrell lot 1925 in Grandview Heights Addition New Lexington. Clarence and Inez Reed to Marshall Holcomb standing timber on 80 acre tract Pike Township. Joseph H Hoops to Hugh G Hoops lot 311 in Shawnee. Lewis Hollinghead deed of easement in Pike Township. Irene McElroy deceased to Alice Kumblauf et al tract in Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A
Ruth M. Raybourne
Harry R
Alice Raybourne
Honey Creek Park
Thorn Township
Ruth Clark
Raymond
Irene Jones
Shawnee
First National Savings and Loan Association
Zanesville
Sylvester P
Margaret Bush
Madison Township
Frances Segna
Ford Segna
Monroe Township
P. L
Mayme van Atta
Rodney E
Dessie H. Sorrell
Grandview Heights
New Lexington
Clarence
Inez Reed
Marshall Holcomb
Pike Township
Joseph H. Hoops
Hugh G. Hoops
Lewis Hollinghead
Irene McElroy
Alice Kumblauf
Somerset
Amesville community notes include visits and local changes
Ida M Patterson from Ohio University observed Ames Bern High School Home Economics classes. Clio Reading Club met with seven members. Old Town Hall purchased by F L Thomas to be torn down. Several residents moved or traveled, and Euphemia Chapter to hold regular meeting November 12 with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Ida M. Patterson
Ohio University
Ames-Bern High School
Grace Webb
Gerald Nagle
Clio
Albert Gardner
Norman MacDonald
F. L. Thomas
Adda Phillips
Pittsburgh
Mina Thompson
Riley Thompson
Carl Sedwick
Earl Henry
Arlena Sayre
Springfield
Orra Wooley
Nellie
Harold Straus
Laurelville
Frank Ellis
Edna “Lemming
Bartlett
Public Forum letter from Channing Meadows criticizes GOP history views
The writer cites Richards Encyclopedia pages to argue Republicans distort history and slogans. He warns parents about the dangers of returning to prewar policies and notes rationing and New Deal aid as positive, ending with a caution to store burlap for tough times. Akron, November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Richards, Inc
Bonus
Washington
Roosevelt
You
Channing Meadows
Akron
Local Social Roundup in Corning and Nearby Towns
Char lotte and Grace Gaitten hosted a North Valley Street gathering on Oct 28 for the 10th birthday anniversaries of Tommy Gaitten and his son. Other attendees included Hemlock residents and local friends. The Seven Schlingerman Sisters Club met Nov 1 at Gaitten home with Robina Stoyle as guest of honor. A luncheon followed with several local hosts and guests from Nelsonville and Hemlock. Other visits noted include Morgan Walters Sr and family in Columbus, Thelma Elison visiting Parkersburg, and trips to Point Pleasant and Columbus by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Gaitten
Robina Stoyle
Shawnee
Grace Gaitten
Gertrude Allen
Helen Ross
Nelsonville
Bennetta Hodgson
Hemlock
Robina _ Stoyle
Violet Walters
Jessie Schli
Hopfe
Riebel
John Booth
Forrest Drake
Point Pleasant
Bery Booth
Leona Licbel
Columbus
Forrest Drakes
Conn
Charleston
Radcliff
Harold Bruce
Robert Collins
Dorothy Riley
Gill Riley
Franklin Ebert
Oreton
Karen Dawn
Roy Robert
Roy Lowe
Mound Hill
Vinton Rural High School
Farr Radcliff
Andrew Cottrill
Paul Gettles
Nancy
Bonnie Gettles
Nora Stover
Wellston
Birthday party honors Ginger Montell in Shawnee
Community pages list a Monday party for Ginger Montell with prizes won by Rose Marie Sarvus Nancy Blamer Nancy Colvin Sue Ellen Thomas Shirley Morgan and Louella Gene Hughes. Attendees include the Montell families and local residents. Other notes cover Halloween carnival prizes and upcoming Farmers Institute events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Dominic Montell
Ginger
Rose Marie Sarvus
Nancy Blamer
Nancy Colvin
Sue Ellen Thomas
Shirley Morgan
Louella Gene Hughes
Alice Brunton
Sue Eilen Thomas
Rita Kopis
Virginia Kopis
Rita
Tommy Montell
Patty Coates
Eileen Garlinger
Donnie
Mary Treadwell
Agatha McClelland
Dick Peyton
Columbus
Thomas Gibbons
Tommy
Glouster
William Crawford
Billy
Jack
David
Mattie Crawford
Henry Jaynes
Ed Nichols
Nelson Schubert
Clarice Jean McLaughlin
Mansfield
Ray McLaughlin
Betty Lou Jones
Newark
Mary Jane Jones
George Matthews
Alfred Clouston
Clifford Collins
Terry
Dayton
Mary Morgan
Bobby McCloy
Peggy Burns
Raymond Goodfellow
Donnie Mitchell
David Foster
Jack Brooks
Marie Sorrell
Pauline Peterson
Naomi Brooks
Barney Wilcox
Blanche Gibbons
Ethel Wilcox
Virginia Browning
Bob Summers
Tommy Charles
Sue Ellen Thoms
Ned Peart
W. C. Roberts
Keenan
John D. Davis
Charles Welch
Local residents return home after visits
Murray City and surrounding towns report multiple residents returning home after visits. Myrtle Barnes goes to Columbus from her parents in Murray City, while Rodger Wilson also returns to Columbus after visiting relatives. Others, including Mr and Mrs Shivers of Dayton, Miss Blanche Brooker in Indiana, and Jean Craft among Nelsonville visitors, are noted travel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Myrtle Barnes
Columbus
John Snyder
William Shivers
Dayton
Rodger Wilson
Clifford Wilson
Ralph Colman
Barberton
Frank Bryan
Harry Gosney
Elroy Short
Nelsonville
Blanche Brooker
Indiana
Pat Lanning
Dan Jenkins
Jean Craft
Bonnie Shuttleworth
Bill Irvin
Jimmy Hickman
Anna Hickman
New Straitsville
John Mason
Hubert Bradeford
Helen Mason
Steve Voyko
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Middleman
Legislative Branch
William A. O'Brien
Pencillin
Peter Edson
C.H.H
Courthouse News of
Perry County
Cordelia J. Lauderback
Donald E. Lauderback
Common Pleas
the Public Forum
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