Congress weighs Marshall plan amid skepticism in Washington
Washington reports that Congress doubts the Marshall plan figures and distribution methods as Secretary Marshall and Harriman testify. Critics fear overestimates and demand tighter checks, amid Republican opposition and Democratic unease over foreign aid costs and French gold hoarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Marshall
Harriman
Capitol Hill
Messrs. Marshall
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Good Friends
Byrd
Virginia
Truman
WSCS Elects Officers and Plans November Bazaar
The WSCS met at Mrs. Lucie Barnett's home and elected officers: Savilla Barnett president, Nettie Cowdery vice president, Edna Hall secretary, Hazel Buckley treasurer. A November 29 bazaar in the church basement will feature rugs, pillow slips, woolen animals, lunch cloths and other home-made items. Christmas party planned at Hazel Buckley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
WSCS
Lucie Barnett
Savilla Barnett
Nettie Cowdery
Edna Hall
Hazel Buckley
Challenge To Love By ETHEL HAMILL
Maurine pledges to Ata Mu sorority and schemes to win Joel as Cam Austen dodges a past love. A red headed sergeant in campaign ribbons intervenes and reveals himself as Beefy Dalrymple from Joe Conroy’s world. Cam faces a surprising entanglement with a wartime romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hamill
Maurine
Ata Mu Sorority
Cam
Joel
Washington
Walter Raleign
Queen Elizabeth
Cam Austin
Joe
Joel Conroy
Conroy
Boots
Helmet
Beefy
Joe Cons Roy
Roger
Beety Dalrymple
Cupid
Eta Mu
Local Notes from Vinton and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Ora Painter returned home after two weeks in Fostoria and Columbus for relatives visits and the National Grange Convention. Donna Tyler and Jess ie Braley stayed in Oak Hill with Mrs Ty lers daughter. Hugh Reeves of Orlando Florida dies. Mrs Billie Quickle works at Evans Grocery in Gallipolis. A shower honors Mr and Mrs Don Quickle. Margaret Ralph Hash buys B A Hill property on North Main Street. B A Hill and family move to a farm south west of Vinton. Clyde Alexander leaves for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Ora Painter
Fostoria
Columbus
Donna Tyler
Jessie Braley
Oak Hill
Evans Grocery Store
Gallipolis
Don Quickle
Frank Quickle
Margaret Ralph Hash
B. A. Hill
North Main St
Ralph Hash
Vineton
Clyde Alexander
Florida
Stella Wilcox
Why Not Be Willin Why Not Be Willin
The piece argues Eisenhower should not be pressed to say yes while he is Army Chief of Staff. It praises transparent candidacy and questions backroom politicking. It contends a straight forward Barkis is willin would be proper at the right time while cautioning against socialized medicine rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Army
United States
Barkis
Willin
Tax plans split over cuts as Congress grills reform
Washington lawmakers debate tax policy as the Committee for Economic Development led by Paul Hoffman proposes a broader plan to stabilize the federal budget and promote high employment. The group contrasts with Roswell Magill and John Hanes push for deeper cuts, urging selective reductions and retention of some excises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Martin
Congressional
Committee For Economic Development
Paul Hoffman
Studebaker
Beardsley Ruml
Macy's
Chester Davis
Federal Reserve
John D. Biggers
Toledo
Fred Lazarus
Cincinnati
Philip D. Reed
General Electric
Fowler McCormick
Chicago
House
Ways and Means
Harold Knutson
Roswell Magill
John Hanes
Wall Street
CED
Magill Group
Magill
Step by Step Why Socialism Seeks Health Care Change
The article argues left wing groups including the Daily Worker push for compulsory federal health insurance as a stepping stone to socialized medicine. It warns bureaucrats would run medicine, the government would expand, and doctors become political agents, while noting voluntary systems currently address medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Worker
Communist Party of the
United States
Sam Simmons Seeks Motivation Behind Work
In New York City a refined columnist argues that workers are driven by more than wages. He notes supervision, companionship, and job security influence effort, but questions who would work without the fear of want. He cites Edison’s long hours and suggests true welfare comes from workers who work for more than money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Thomas A. Edison
Epworth League rally and school events recalled
Mrs. R G Webber and sister Florence Andrews visited Columbus. Epworth League program led by George Shirley Willard Bartoe and Converse Crawford. Athens High editors at Marietta convention included Katherine McKee Amy Morgan Joseph Farley. Quartet sang at Western Reserve Ohio University alumni rally: Al Lewis William Longstreet Bob Soule Harold Neilson. Eleanor Roe engagement announced. Clark E Williams weekend trip to New Brunswick for Ohio University Rutgers game. Father and Son Week featured lectures by L J Addicott and T R Houf. Mrs O C Bird spoke on tuberculosis at Sayre Study Circle meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Megaphone
Marietta
Katherine McKee
Amy Morgan
Joseph Farley
Western Reserve Chapter of
Ohio University
al Lewis
William Longstreet
Bob, Soule
Harold Neilson
Birth announcements and local visits in Marion area
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Spaulding announce a daughter Karen Sue born Oct 31 with grandparents James Ward and Anderson Spaulding. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bradbury announce a son Richard Allen born Nov 1 with grandparents Flora Bradbury and Ethel Rufe. Local families, visits, and employment notes include Marion Rupe at Veterans Hospital Chillicothe, Dale Gilmore family visit, Ed Might from Rutland, Pvt Carl Davis furlough from Ft Benning, Stanley Rupe and Shelby Rupe visits, Marvin Rupe injured by a coal cutter, and Charles Mullahan hired to drive Poplar school bus after L H Watson resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Bobby
Marion Rupe
Veterans Hospital
Chillicothe
Dale Gilmore
Eddie
Goldie Burleson
Gallipolis
Leverett Amos
Ed Might
Rutland
Alonzo Grover
Carl Davis
Ft. Benning
Farmer spends eleven minutes per bushel of corn
A farmer averages about eleven minutes of work per bushel of corn based on accurate records. The time covers all motions from soil preparation to harvesting the crop.
Nervous stomach trouble linked to emotions says expert
Dr. William A O'Brien explains nervous digestion and its link to strong feelings. He notes the stomach works via digestive juices and muscular contractions and that stress can disrupt flow causing vomiting or loss of appetite. Advice includes avoiding upset, napping if needed, and that cures may not require medicine. For nasal congestion, avoid irritating drops and recognize allergy as a common cause.
Community Notes From Pennsville Area
William Mercer of Crooksville visited his mother Mrs. Elwood Mercer on Sunday. Mrs. Alice Wilson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wilson entered their sons in a twins contest in Zanesville on Thursday. Will Barkhurst attended the funeral of James Bump of Beaver Ohio, former Big Oak filling station operator. Mrs. Harriette Abel spent two days in Columbus with daughter Lavesta in nurse training at White Cross Hospital. Mrs. Helen Wood and son David moved to Athens to live with Mr. Wood who is in school there. Rodney Starling and Miss Marjorie Hoon visited Myers Van Fossen. Mrs. Ethel Strode spent a week with her Columbus children. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Mabel Maynard in the primary room at school with eighteen mothers present. Each child handed the teacher a handkerchief. Ice cream and cupcakes served. cupcakes topped with white frosting and pink candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsville
William Mercer
Crooksville
Elwood Mercer
Alice Wilson
Orville Wilson
Zanesville
Will Barkhurst
James Bump
Beaver
Ohio
Bump
Big Oak
Harriette Abel
Columbus
Lavesta
White Cross Hospital
Helen Wood
David
Athens
Golda van Fossen
Albany Area Social Notes Include Local Visits and School Bus Reroutes
In Athens Mrs Anna Marcum and son Harold of Dayton called on Mr and Mrs Frank Bobo near Albany. The Throckmorton couple spent the weekend in Parkersburg. George Lee of Lancaster visited Laurence Ross and Mrs C L Ross in Albany. Albany School buses may run regular routes for home basketball games. Mr and Mrs C Overly of Columbus visited their son Bill. Wilma Ransbottom spent the weekend with Ruth Ann Stack Clarys Stack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Anna Marcum
Harold
Dayton
Athens
Frank Bobo
T. C. Throckmorton
Parkersburg
George Lee
Lancaster
Laurence Ross
C. L. Ross
C. Overly
Columbus
Bill
Wilma Ransbottom
Ruth Anne Stack
Clarys Stack
Radio Programs and Station Listings
Radio listings show area stations with call letters and frequencies including WSAZ Huntington 930 KC NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Daily Radio Schedule Listings for November 18 19
A dense sequence of radio program times and show titles from November 18 and 19 listing morning to late evening segments across networks. Programs include news reports sports talk variety and dramas with many repeats and network identifiers such as abc cbs mbs abe and mb s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Abc Frontiers of Science
Cbs
Cbs East Lum & Abner
Cbs West
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Mbs
Abe Bob Crosby
Green Hornet
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Milton Berle
Abec
Judy
Abe Mr. and
Mrs. North
Cbs America
Billy Rose
Amos and
Andy
We the People
Gabriel Heatter
California
Cba
Abe West
Abe Kate Smith
Abe Queen
Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Winaner
West
Gest
Lum
Abner
Memorial services for Capt. James A. Flowers Jr.
Memorial services were held November 5 for Captain James A. Flowers Jr killed in action in the Battle of the Bulge on December 28, 1944. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flowers Sr. The service at the Methodist Church was led by Pastor Rev. Owen Plumley. Gifts dedicated in his memory included a Bible, carpet, a plaque, and church redecorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemlock
James A. Flowers
Owen Plumley
Bruce Baughman
Osborn
William Baughman
Dale Baughman
Pittsburgh
Lee McCord
First Methodist Church
Athens
E. Stanley Jones
P. B. Osenbaugh
Morgan County
Edna Nevins
Eau Clavis
Jack Thorp
Columbus
Orletta Dare
Jere
Lancaster
Fitzer
Brunton
OM Yee Ham
S. T. Conn
Albany
Goldie Conn
Ann Arementrout
Marsha Essex
Arethur Essex
Glenna ‘Williams
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Garden Club
R. E. Williams
Edna K. Stewart
Bess Larkins
William Meredith
Harry Pickens
Dale Robinson
Charles Edwin Humphrey
Ohio State University
Dessie Petty
E. E. Petty
Edward Chevalier
Mansfield
Guy Spencer
William Hilsinger
Cleveland
Elsie Diedrich
Fay Pickens
Iva Buckley
State Grange
C. E. Humphrey
Marietta College
Humphrey
Lucy Kibble
Kandy
Raleigh
Dalrymple
Ational Affairs
Peter Edson
Sam Simmons
R. G. Webber
Florence Andrews
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Nelsonville High School
George Shirley
Willard Bartoe
Converse Crawford
Eleanor Roe
Louis I. Brown
Harry Beckley
Clark E. Williams
New Brunswick
N.J
Rutgers
Presbyterian Church
L. J. Addicott
T. R. Houf
O. C. Bird
Sayre
Carl Poriter
SHEN
Kyger
William A. O'Brien
Oklahoma
Shady Valley
Fred Waring
My Story
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
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