Truman Urges Long Term Aid Plan Beyond Marshall End
President Truman received a Gray report proposing a three to four year program of continued economic and military aid for Western Europe and underdeveloped regions. The plan envisions funding beyond the 1952 end of the Marshall Plan, with Congress facing months of debate on Europe and global development spending.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Gordon Gray
Army
University of North Carolina
Gray
Congress
United States
Russia
North Atlantic
U.S
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Murder Plot Deepens in Thorne Hill Family Scandal
Aunt Maggie is killed after planning to disinherit nephews Peter and Jasper Thorne. Leeana Thorne fears misdirection and suspects motives as Deputy Preston questions Peter, Jasper, Sondra, and Aunt Agatha. A troubling letter ties Peter to a potential motive in this tense family crisis at Thorne Hill.
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Maggie
Peter
Jasper
Roger
Pretty Leeana Thorne
Leeana
Clem Purdy
Mart Preston
Sandra
Agatha
New York
Mark
Leeana Thorne
Matt Preston
Madge Jones
Mrs. Carstairs
Jasper Thorne
Preston
Sondra
Mart
Peter Thorne
Arthur Jones
Miz Thorne
Chicago
Thorne Hill
Lewis
Sondra Thorne
Broadway
Thornes
Agatha Thorne
Miss Maggie
Miss Aggie
Remembering Arthur C. Johnson A respected Ohio figure
Arthur C. Johnson was a respected public servant and newspaperman whose work spanned state affairs agriculture and education. The Dispatch highlights his forward thinking kindness and quiet influence shaping Ohio University and statewide policy. His passing leaves a notable void in Southeastern Ohio.
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Arthur Johnson
the Dispatch
Historical Society
Ohio University
Johnson
Southeastern Ohio
Pedestrian safety plea warns against jaywalking in Athens streets
Police warn pedestrians especially children and adults to use intersections and crosswalks. The piece notes rising injuries and deaths from jaywalking, cites reckless turning and curbing, and urges vigilance and patience from drivers and walkers to reduce tragedies.
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Athens
How Much For A Job A Nation Of Private Capital
A large utility reports it costs 125000 to create each job, derived from plant and property costs divided by employees. It argues private capital funded by tens of thousands of modest investors built the company and jobs with profits, while warning socialism would erase private enterprise, raise taxes, and place government bosses in control.
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United
Korean winter bataille poses vast UN challenge in Korea
Dispatch reports brutal six day trek of Pfc Max Brannon from a unit ambush near Tokchon. It describes the onset of a harsh Korean winter, supply woes for UN ground forces, and the language barrier with Chinese prisoners and lack of interpreters as winter campaign looms.
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U.S
North Korea
Georgia
Korea
United Nations
Max Brannon
Moultrie
Tokchon
Kunmo
Chongchon
Gobi
Manchurian Plains
Seoul
Pyongyang
U.S. Army
Accident victim thanks paper for handling details and insurance aid
Russell L. Wickliffe of Nelsonville thanks The Messenger for courteous handling after an accident caused by a 35 percent intoxicated pensioner. He mentions a settlement from Columbus Mutual Insurance Co. for 451 and reflects on the policy's value to him and readers.
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the Messenger
Columbus Mutual Insurance Co
Messenger
Russell L. Wickliffe
Nelsonville
Adolescence in Boys and Parental Roles
Dr Edwin P Jordan observes adolescence in boys typically begins 13 to 18, lasts years, and includes sexual awakening. He urges parental sympathy, frank discussion, firm yet reasonable guidance, and gradual granting of freedom to foster independence and stability. Abnormal cases require joint action with professionals.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Union Furnace Social Notes Cheerleaders Elected
Union Furnace High School elected four cheerleaders Shirley McDaniel Phyllis Walters Donna Danielson and Charlotte Walters. Community visits include Mary LaGore to the Elder family in Columbus and Dan Jones visiting Mrs. Clark. The Union Furnace band joined the Logan parade and local residents hosted guests from Logan Lancaster Radcliff Corning and Columbus.
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Union Furnace
Mary LaGore
Merl Elder
Columbus
Carol Hinnerman
Millie King
James Franklin
Lancaster
Inez Kern
Logan
Delbert Reinshell
Dan Jones
Charles Clark
Pearl McGuire
William Stewart
Pat
Elizabeth Molihan
Radcliff
Union Furnace High School
Shirley McDaniel
Phyllis Walters
Donna Danison
Charlotte Walters
Robert Dunn
Cindy
James Powell
Carl Anthony
Earl Loomis
Cora Kistler
Starkey
Joe Sinnott
Joe
Harold
Harold Powell
John Booth
Corning
Cecil Lambert
Harry McGlothiin
Dwaine Clark
Ronnie
Jackson
Jerry
Nina Warren To Get Well Nina Warren To Get Well
Gov Earl Warren and family rejoice as Nina Honey Bear Warren 17 recovers from polio tests show legs no longer paralyzed though very weak. Sister Dorothy 19 calls it wonderful while hospital visits confirm likely convalescence up to a year and a half.
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Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Nina
Honey Bear
Junius B. Harris
Dorothy
Easy to Make Frock by Sue Burnett Pattern 8477
Ready for Fall and Winter Fashion issue. Pattern 8477 for sizes 34 to 48 features slimming princess lines scalloped sleeves and keyhole neckline with a bow. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents mailing to Sue Burnett Athens Messenger New York with size and pattern number.
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Suf Burnett
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
We Ave. Americas
New York
Radio Programs and Station List for WMUA Area
A fragmented listing shows radio stations in the Huntington to Columbus region. Includes WMUA and WMUA related callouts with frequencies like 1460 610 and several Columbus and Charleston outlets. Mentions WOUL FM 88.1 with a midday Monday to Friday slot from noon to 1 pm.
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WMUA
Huntington
NBU
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Woul
Columbus
WSAZ
Cbs-Wrns
Charleston
WCHS
Parkersburg
WPAR
MBW
Marietta
WOUL
Radio Schedule Snapshot Shows Mixed Daytime Nighttime Programming
A detailed listing of radio and television programs across multiple networks for a November 14 schedule. It includes news, dramas, variety shows, musical programs, quizzes, and serials with numerous performers and times spanning day and night slots.
Television Schedule Snapshot With Multiple Stations By Time
A dense listing shows WLWC WTVN WBNS WSAZ among stations and times. Programs include Kukla Fran Ollie Captain Video and Football Game of the Week with daily morning to late night blocks and local news and entertainment segments.
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WLWC
Channe
Three City
TV Rangers
Meetin
Kukla
Fran An
John Conte
News Caravan
Star Theater
Theater
Moon River
News
Ransom Sherma
Burt Parks
Kate Smith
Santa Claus
Beulah
Paddy Pelican
Hold ‘Er News
Wbns-Tv
Buddy Cotter
Comedy Theater
Chet Long
Weatherman
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Abe-Mbs- West
Cbs
Cba
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Cbs News
Abe
Mba
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Abe Rob Crosby
E Armstrong
SBS
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Cavalcade of America
Monte Cristo
Fanny Brice
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Rob Hope
Luigi
Abe John Steele
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Coakroom
Abe Ben Pollack
All Nets
Milton Berle
Cbe
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Buck Rogers
Fireside
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Billy Rose
Jack Baker
Clevelandaires
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Mbs
Lanny Ross
Hollywood
Abe Bob Poole
West
Studio K
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Barbara Joy
Wsaz-Tv
Fran
Ollie
Joan Conte
Telenews Daily
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
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