The Messenger Publishing Co Notice and Rates
Advertises subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and mail in Ohio West Virginia and beyond. Includes rates by week month and year with advance payment and foreign quotes on request. Mentions Athens Ohio post office classification and Associated Press rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Burn
Suni - the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Associated Press
Ohio
West Nia
West Virginia
Athens
Traffic Safety Call to Athens as Cars Increase
Editorial urged caution as Athens faces rising traffic with Ohio University enrollment and more vehicles. Pedestrians ignore crosswalk signals despite signs while drivers must watch blind corners and curbside hazards. Citizens urged to uphold signals to avoid harm and defend freedoms against overreach in safety measures.
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Athens
Ohio University
Turbulent Times and Rising Prices Ahead of War Impacts
The era shows record peacetime prosperity yet brings uneasy inflation. Price rises strain fixed incomes while wartime parallels warn of inflation. Congress will likely scrutinize possible emergency controls amid global dislocation and debate over free enterprise versus measures to stabilize prices.
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Europe
Congress
SILLIONS FOR BONUSES SILLIONS FOR BONUSES
Kermit Bateman a demobilized Eighth Air Force corporal sailed for England due to scarce living quarters for his wife and two children. He says housing here is better in rural America than on the English farm where his wife works, criticizing wartime bonus spending as misallocated to short term relief instead of housing. He questions if election cycles drive the billions spent on bonuses rather than housing.
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Kermit Bateman
Eighth Air Force
England
Batemans
America
Bateman
Gifford proposes American executives assist Europe recovery
Roy W. Gifford of Borg-Warner asks Congress to mobilize U S business to donate top executives engineers and technicians for six month tours to aid Europe under the Marshall Plan plan would be coordinated through NAM and Federation of British Industries with no forced assignments European sovereigns may resist American involvement CEEC warns against interference in recovery funds and governance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roy W. Gifford
Chicago
Borg-Warner _ International Corporation
Europe
United States
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
N.A.M
Federation of
U. S
Gifford
America
CEEC
Committee On European Economic Cooperation
Paris
FCC Licensing Choice Sparks Free Press Debate
Lawrence's Dispatch critiques FCC decision to grant a FM channel to a Methodist church unit over a newspaper. It warns of government control of radio content, urges legislative standards for sale or lease of facilities, and stresses protection of public interest and press freedom.
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Cleveland Trust
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
National Methodist Church
New York Daily News
Congress
Community Notes From Nelsonville and Nearby
News in brief from Ohio University and surrounding areas includes Beta Pi Omega members meeting with Miss Monroe F Brown at the Davises home, Higley Study Circle with Mrs Jennie O'Dell at Lindley Hall, a Pig Tail quartet, readings by Miss Melba Woodworth, and Emma Cook returning from Parkersburg. Activities span PTA reports, Shakespeare lecture by Dr Edwin Watts Chubb, Athens Garden Club tours of Sunnyside greenhouse, chrysanthemum talks, and Hazel Roach visiting with her mother Mrs H M Roach.
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Beta Pi Omega
Ohio University
Monroe F. Brown
Val Davis
Higley Study Circle
Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
Charles Cameron
C. C. Millikan
Wiley Sprague
Hal Woods
Melba Woodworth
Edwin Watts Chubb
Pomeroy
Senice High Schoool
Laurel Run Laurel Run Community Notes
The Friendly Neighbors club met with Mrs. Algernon Todd on November 6 for mending and a pot luck dinner led by Mrs. Charles Patton. Attendees included many local families and the next meeting was set for November 20 at Mrs. Everett White's home.
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Laurel
Friendly Neighbors Club
Algernon Todd
Charles Patton
William Sparks Sr
Paul Terry
John Norris
Millard Patton
Clarence Patton
Charles Wood
Gary Wayne
Arthur Todd
Lawrence Wolfe
Everett White
Herman Bumgardner
Donald Campbell
Donnie
Henry Todd, Jr
Ted Groves
Thomas Huddy
William Kennedy
Shirley Kay
Warren Sowers
Friendly Neighbor Club
Sowers
Community notes in Crown City gale of visits and unions
The WSCS met at Mrs. Paul Stanley’s home with eleven members and three visitors. Birthday cake honored Mrs. Venia Brown on her 73rd birthday. Arvilla Woodyard and Abner Holderby wed in a formal parsonage ceremony. Several residents away visiting relatives and taking trips. John M. Williams joined the Wholesale Grocers Association as a salesman in Huntington. Multiple locals hosted and visited kin across Gallipolis Ashland Kentucky Norfork Virginia, with flu keeping Mrs. Woodrow Hayner home and others at football in Athens. Kathryn Rankin and Co R Simms arranged sale of a house and lot from Max Garlie.
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Crown City
WSCS
Paul Stanley
Venia Brown
Arvilla Woodyard
Athalia
Abner Holderby
Proctorville
Frank Harding
Emmett Pickett
Tucson
Ariz
Gid Brumfield
Nancy Hineman
Etta McCall
Gallipolis
John M. Williams
Wholesale Grocers Association of
Huntington
Eugene Deubner
Susan
Grosse Point
Mich
George Woodyard
Woodrow Hayner
Vernon Simms
Jimmy Dale
Billy Joe Lockhart
Richard Graham
Jack Williams
Athens
Alice Daniels
Junior Daniels
Norfolk
Borm Tast Tepe
Clark Caldwell
Emmett McCrasky
Mil- Sundey
L. V. Caldwell
Paul
Stanley Watts
Charles Henderson
Victor
Ashland
R. Simms
Max Gar
Kathryn Rankin
Alcohol and liver harm from chronic drinking
Dr. William A. OBrien explains how excessive drinking harms the brain spinal cord and liver, with delirium tremens risk and eventual cirrhosis. He notes that alcohol depresses the nervous system, hinders coordination, and dangerous driving is possible during intoxication.
Local residents visit relatives in Mt Vernon and beyond
Mrs Ben Evans and son Mike of Clearwater Fla visit her parents Prof W H Welker and Mrs Welker in Mt Vernon and Mr and Mrs E A Evans in Vinton. Irene Casto Hall of New York stays with her father B G Casto who is ill but improving. Opal Stewart, Columbus worker, visits her parents O M Stewart and wife. The G V Quickle and Minerva Warren party visit Ironton. Clyde Alexander travels to Cece Winter Hostel in Florida. Shit and dull ay Edmiston attend Ohio University visit parents Claude and family. Dr J W Butler and Barbara Ann visit his mother Vernie Butler. Dr W C Feltman joins birthday celebration at the Butler home.
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Vinton
Ben Evans
Mike
Clearwater, Fla
Irene Casto Hall
New York
B. G. Casto
Edmiston
Ohio University
Cleyton Edmiston
J. W. Butler
Barbara Ann
Dr. Butler
Vernie Butler
W. C. Feltman
Radio Program Listings and Station Mix Across Areas
Radio stations listed include WSAZ Huntington 930, NBC WLW Cincinnati 50 KC, ABC WCOL Columbus 1230, CBS WBNS Columbus 1460, WCHS Charleston 580, WPAR Parkersburg 1450, WHKC Columbus 610, WMOA Marietta 1490. A snapshot of regional broadcast frequencies and affiliations.
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WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
Radio Schedule Highlights From November Listings
A dense listing of radio programming for Monday and Tuesday November 17 and 18, detailing hours of news, music, drama, quiz shows, variety programs, and kiddies hours across networks ABC CBS MBS and others with multiple repeats and regional notes. The long schedule names hosts programs and times, noting cross network repeats and regional variants.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-Weat
Mbs-West
Cbs
Cbs East Lum & Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbs News
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abec
Mbs
Abe Bop
Abe Henry J
Taylor—mbs 7:45—Kaltenborn Comment—abe Ed Murrow News—cbs Sports
Abe
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Dr. J. Q
Abe Sammy Kaye & Band
Friend Irma
Cbs Music
Fish and Hunt Club
Fred Waring
Screen Guild
Karl Goodwin
Buddy Weed
Abe West
Abe Kate Smith
Nbe
Abe Queen
Paida
Croom
Abhe Martin Block
Cbs Ladies
Paul Whiteman
West
Luia
Abner
Challenge To Love at Eta Mu Tea Dance Cliffhanger
Cam dates Her bert Powell amid campus gossip while Maurine seizes Eta Mu pledge status. Maurine calls Senator Blair aide Nick Sutton from a Georgetown phone to request a favor linked to a survey on proposed airports before the story continues.
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Cam
Herbert Powell
Herbert
Joel
Maurine
Eta Mu
Delta
Williams
Sam Simmons on Economic Reward and government
Sam Simmons argues that a system denying economic advancement for the so called common man would curb ambition and waste talent. He says poverty motivates effort and that a free society rewards work, while government acts as a brake on enterprise and should avoid closing doors to the hardworking. He contrasts U S prosperity with a Russia style fate for the downtrodden.
Local Social Notes From Burr Oak Area
Mr and Mrs For rest Dennis and son Glenn of Hemlock visited Mrs Eva Ivers and Virginia. Mr and Mrs Tommy Dew and Miss Donna Mae Dew of Detroit weekended here. Mr and Mrs Earl Briggs announce a daughter born to Mrs Vina Fouts of McLeish. Mrs Eva Ivers and Virginia visited Mrs H qt Creamer at Millertown.
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Burr Oak
Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Hemlock
Eva Ivers
Virginia
Tommy Dew
Donna Mae Dew
Detroit
Earl Briggs
Vina Fouts
McLeish
H Qt. C. Creamer
Millertown
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Lawrence
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Parkersburg
James Knight
Parent-Teacher Association
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PTA
W. W. Connett
Athens Garden Club
Sunnyside
Hazel Roach
The
American Home Economics Association
H. M., Roach
Bob
William Sparks
Harold
Clarence Woodard
Springfield
Henry Todd Sr
Gerald Wilcox of
McArthur
Hocking Valley Hospital
William A. O'Brien
N. Y
Oklahoma
Shady Valley
Aetty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Ethel Hamill
David Blair
Georgetown
Nick Sutton
Aladdin
Nicky
Sutton
Sutton Aid
William
Nick
White House
Sam Simmons
Russia
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