McDonalds Mill and Home Preserve Burr Oak Heritage
Vi sits Vi sits by H Harris as the Burr Oak area preserves the McDonald flour mill and the nearby McDonald home built by George Washington McDonald. The brothers John Wesley and Chuck McDonald operated the mill 30 years and kept equipment in running condition amid local family history spanning Bishopville Glouster Sedalia and Ohio Central Railroad lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Harris
Burr Oak
McDonald Home
John Wesley McDonald
Chuck McDonald
McDonald
George Washington McDonald
Joseph
Ohio Country
Maryland
Buchtel
Bishopville
Glouster
McDonalds
Sedalia
Trimble
Oxford
Bishop
Chirck McDonald
Chirck
Perry County
Dennis Newton
McDonald Place
Alex Docie
Newton
Ohio Central Railroad
Sunday Creek Valley
Bear
Chireck McDonald
Advertising rates and political commentary in Ohio paper
Single and mail subscription rates listed for Daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail options. The text ends with a political opinion criticizing professional politicians and subsidized groups, arguing for continued government progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Ghost writing debate and cameo theft intrigue mix in Washington and shop tale
Supreme Court Justice Jackson denounces ghost writing as counterfeit intellectual work while Clark Clifford leaves Truman circle for private profit. In Hagar Blair’s shop a prized cameo travels through competing buyers Nell O’Neill Yakov and Arnold Pfeiffer as ownership disputes unfold with Stephanie Smith caught between allies and a dangerous bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Justice Jackson
Supreme Court
Truman
Roosevelt
Clark Clifford
White House
Clifford
Rosenman
Hagar Blair
Arnold Pfieffer
Martin Fuster
San Francisco
Martin
Neil O'Neill
Andrey Yakov
Yakov
Stephanie Young
Hagar
Taft Campaign Faces Labor Pressure and Grassroots Battle
The Taft re election bid in Ohio confronts efforts by labor leaders to undermine the Taft Hartley Law and promote a labor party with farmer backing. Taft travels statewide to rally supporters amid concerns over federal tax funded campaigning and a shifting political landscape.
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Robert Taft
Ohio
United States
Senate
America
Mr. Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
I Is People
Hal Boyle's Column on American Womanhood and Love
Hal Boyle muses that the greatest lovers are men in their forties and women mock attempts to give advice on romance. He cites reactions from women in Hutchinson Kansas and Ashland Kentucky, notes film stars look younger, and ends with a playful jab at readers about modern romance.
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New York
Dr. Kinsey
Dorothy Dix
Hutchinson
Kan
Ashland
Boyle
Barkley
Dearies
Shangri-La
Missouri
Seiberling Raises Prices on Tires and Tubes
Akron based Seiberling Rubber Co said it will increase prices of most tires and tubes by 3 percent for replacement. The move comes amid signs of a broader industry price uptick after another round of increases announced less than a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Seiberling Rubber Company
Monay
Public Forum hails Hamil ton Fish and warns on Communists
A reader in Hopewell N Y argues that the trial of 11 Communist leaders confirms ex Congresssman Hamilton Fish’s warnings from the 20s and 30s. The letter urges his return to politics, praising his role in warning against the Communist threat and suggesting his re entry would benefit the nation.
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the Messenger
Hamilton Fish
Ham Fish
Washington
T. B. Hilton Hopewell
N. Y
Enrollment of Veterans in Colleges Declines
Washington reports a sharp drop in World War II veterans enrolling in higher education. The Office of Education says this fall 856,000 veterans are enrolled, down 16 percent from last year's 1,022,000, marking a significant decline from the wartime peak.
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Washington
Office of Education
Veterans Administration
Connecticut
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Births and local news from New Straitsville area
Mr and Mrs Paul Webb announce a son William Vernon Webb born Friday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Spicer announce a daughter Barbara Ann Spicer born Sunday at Hocking Valley Hospital. Robert Bell entered Shelter Arms Hospital in Athens for treatment. Donald Ridge on furlough from Fort Knox en route to California. Andrews and Rosa Call surgery at St Francis Columbus. Electa Chapter CES to install officers in December. Boyle injured at New Straitsville brick plant. GI bill education trends and veteran enrollment leaders listed with state declines. WSCS to meet Friday at Mrs OO Cramlett home.
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New Straitsville
Paul Webb
Hocking Valley Hospital
William Vernon Webb
William Spicer
Barbara Ann Spicer
Robert Bell
Bill Bell
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Donald Ridge
Fort Knox
CES
Dec
Thomas Boyle
New
Straitsville
Ruth Bell
Quiz Hall Answers and Scattered Clues
A quiz sheet outlines ten questions for men women and teens with multiple choices and true false items on glassmaking, authors, life insurance, presidents, banana water content, quotations, Pride of the Yankees, biblical figures, haymaker sport, and boat weight. The provided answer garble lists appears as unreadable OCR remnants or cipher-like strings.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Jefferson, Wilson
Pincolp
Theodore Roosevelt
Pride of the Yankees
Clark Gable
Franchot Tone
George Raft
Gary Cooper
Manasseh
Ephraim
Jacob
Barnabas
Hezekiah
Paul
Haymaker
Dr J T Martin Ordered to Report for Duty
Dr J T Martin of Glouster was ordered to report for duty as a first lieutenant in the Army at Fort Hamilton New York. Logan Police Chief Lew Reynolds confronted a stranger selling gadgets without a license and told him to leave or face arrest. Mr and Mrs C L Baker of Athens celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner party hosted by their daughter and Miss Helen Baker. Dr Lindley Sprague of Chauncey left for Detroit on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Fred Wheaton of Athens visited Columbus as weekend guests to see the Michigan Ohio State game. Frank Scott of Glouster visited Canton relatives for a rabbit hunt. The touring car of F F Neutzling of Pomeroy was stolen near the Stalter Essex Mine No 1.
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Andrey Yakov
Hagar Blair
Stephanie
Smith
Hagar
Yakov
Arnold Pfeiffer
Arnold
Neil O'Neill
Martin Faber
San Francisco
Nell
Falter
Martin
Nellya
Mr. Falter
Miss Blair
J. T. Martin
Glouster
Fort Hamilton
N. Y
Logan
Lew Reynolds
Lindley Sprague
Chauncey
Detroit
Fred Wheaton
Athens
Columbus
Frank Scott
Canton
F. F. Neutzling
Pomeroy
Stalter-Essex
Point Rock social notes from Clarksburg visits and meetings
Mary Con away travels to visit Wesley Gregory and W M Morris in Clarksburg. Grace Hensler burns hands after falling on a stove. Orland Sams family from Newark visits G B Radekins. Larry Turner earns third and fourth degrees at Laurel Grange. J E Radekin and R S Vale attend Star Garden Club at James Nicholson's. A D Morrison and W S Swett visit G A Radekin for a birthday. Elmer Canode from Radcliff visits uncle J W Canode. J E Radekin couple meet Albert Caster.
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Point Rock
Mary Conaway
Clarksburg
Wesley Gregory
W. M. Morris
Grace Hensler
Orland Sams
Newark
G. B. Radekins
Larry Turner
Laurel Grange
J. E. Radekin
R. S. Vale
Star Garden Club
James Nicholson
A. D. Morrison
Old Kyger Family Visits and Local Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rupe of Indiana spent a day with his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rupe. Galen Mulford and Floyd Gardner returned home from California. Gerald Tate of Dayton visited his brother Charles Tate, and Mrs. Glenn Rupe and Donna Rupe, Cheshire, with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price of Gallipolis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Roush.
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Old Kyger
Joe Rupe
Indiana
Ben Rupe
Galen Mulford
Floyd Gardner
California
Gerald Tate
Dayton
Charles Tate
Glenn Rupe
Huntington
Donna Rupe
Cheshire
Bill Price
Gallipolis
Wendell Roush
Radio Schedule Snapshot 1940s Evening Lineup
A dense list of radio programs across ABC CBS NBC and mutual networks for an evening and nightly schedule. Entries include news reports, the Frank Sinatra show, Dance Music, crime dramas, and variety programs with numerous repeats and regional blocks. The list notes program titles and network affiliations.
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Abc
Cbs Power
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Abc News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe International
Nbc-Tv
Abe Mr. Feathers
Abe Bing Crosby
Dbbs
Abe Burns
Allen
Lawrence Welke
Akte
Abe Lum
Abner
Abo West
Hollywood
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Mbs 590
Abe Bob Poole
Gas Moore
Cbs Ladies
Cbs Melody
Abe Hoe
Cbs Kiddies
West
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Virginia Teale Cram
Mr. Truman
Mr. Roosevelt
Joe Jones
Labor Department
Charley Ross
Charley Murphy
Mrs. Truman
Neil
Tom
Russia
St. Petersburg Hermitage Museum
Hal Boyle
Seiberling
Dick Turner
Republic
the Public Forum
Wscs
Letart Falls
OO. C. Cramlett
Wilton ER. Hall
Ripley
Joe
John
Robert
Jack
By Galbreath
WEA Service, Inc
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WCOL
WSAZ
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Eddie Albert
The
Clevelandaires
Arthur Godfrey
Bob Poole
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