CAB Tightens Nonscheduled Airlines Rules and Impact
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorizes nonscheduled carriers to operate up to 10 regular flights monthly between any two domestic points while excluding North American Airlines from the order. The move aims to regularize the niche, curb low fares, and assess benefits to regular carriers as aviation policy evolves. Athens faces heavy pedestrian traffic with many students crossing busy streets, prompting calls for safer crossings and sidewalks to ease driving. The article notes a religious reflection on divine goodness as well.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Congress
North American Airlines
Ite
Athens
Palestine and World Powers at the Palestine Conflict
James Marlow outlines the Palestine history from Roman times to the 1948 Israel declaration and 1949 armistice, then warns that a full scale ArabIsraeli war could draw the United States and Russia into the conflict as Egypt and others push for arms from Czechoslovakia and seek Arab support.
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James Marlow
Washington
Palestine
United States
New Jersey
Germany
Britain
League of Nations
United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
el Auja
Czechoslovakia
Russia
West
Eden
Rms
Egyn
Ohio Republicans line up early statewide candidates
Ohio Republicans push an early slate for statewide offices as Gov. Lausche delays. Atty. Gen. C William ONeill announced for governor next May, facing Lt. Gov. John W. Brown. potential rivals include Mayor Carl W. Rich and City Attorney Chalmers P. Wylie. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown seeks a fourth term amid opposition from Edward J. Hummel.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Atty
William O'Neill
Marietta
Ohio House
O'Neill
John W. Brown
Medina
Athens
Brown
Paul M. Herbert
Ofice
Tennyson Guyer
Findlay
Celina
Carl W. Rich
Cincnnati
Chalmers P. Wylie
J. Eugene Roberts
Girard
Wiliam Saxbe
Medispeaker
Paul F. Ward
Inter
Ted W. Brown
Edward J. Hummel
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Lausche
Case Record on empathy in a D V Crane psychologic study
Marilyn M. a 19 year old college coed and YWCA president is linked to a discussion by Dr George W Crane on lump in the throat and empathy. The piece ties religious feeling to unselfish love and cites Dickens Tale of Two Cities as example of self sacrifice.
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George W. Crane
Marilyn M
YWCA
Descartes
Sidney Carton
Charles
Sidney
Jesus
Marilyn
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Personal Prospect Highlights
The outlook advises new ventures tomorrow but urges sticking to routine in business and home matters. It notes good evening aspects for community and welfare programs, possible financial upgrades, and travel favorability from June to September with chances of new business opportunities later.
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King Features Syndicate
Local church and community notices span Meigs and surrounding towns
The column lists multiple social events and motions: St Marks Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs. P. E. Roush. dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDermitt and families. Letart Falls ministerial association turkey dinner hosted by Rev xmmabelle F. Sopher with numerous clergy and guests. 73rd wedding anniversary observed for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Edwards. visits among families in Cheshire, Mason, Blue Lake, and Gallipolis. Don H. Powell discharged from Navy. residents traveling and hosting gatherings. preparations for Thanksgiving breaks and home moves reported.
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Letart Falls
Xmmabelle F. Sopher
Meigs County
WSS
Clermont Hoyt
David
Howard Ruppelt
Stes
Leslie Kunze
Robert Linter
Robert Styer
Gardner
Stoll
Captain Rummell
John Elwood
Vietoc Brown
Bartell
J. F. Sopher
Ruppelt
Homer Warmer and Jr
Clarence Roy
Point Pleasant
Arthur D. Edwards
Homer Reese
Tom
Rosale
Cheshire
Reese
Ray McDade
Don H. Powell
Navy
H. B. Powell
E. Burr
Francis Webb
A. R. Sheets
Marion
Grady
Chester van Meter
Morning Star
van Meters
Milo ‘van “Meter
Serey M. Hill
Sc"Giirhlles
Morris
Drepha Cummins
Wilber Circle
Gallipolis
Dallas Hill
Ted Martsch
Radio Programs Read by Teen and Jenny Dore
A fragment mentions teen listeners and a radio host or program lineup featuring Jenny Dore and a teenage audience. The readable text hints at a broadcast or schedule note without clear details or full names.
Saturday Morning Notes and Fragments
A fragmentary newspaper item lists morning details for Saturday November 26. The readable text hints at a schedule or notice but lacks full context or clear events.
Day of the Outlaw by Lee Wells
Six men trapped by a blizzard at Squaw Creek station plot a loot split as tensions rise. Jack Bruhn eyes a nine-way split while Darrow and Tex push toward a showdown before the storm ends.
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Day of the Outlaw
Lee Wells
Ban
Paula
Star- Fett
Dan
Blaise
Hal Crane
Phil
Jack Bruhn
Hiatt
Egan
Jack
Darrow
Tex
Denvr
Denver
Pace
Mosture
Juares
Shorty
Donile
Vause
Tack
Howly
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Kingsley
Ushi
Ween
Manapre
Swreamer
Itor
Arrier
World Today
Ohio
James A. Hester
Milwaukee
Charles Emish
Poland
C. V. Hester
Myrta Emish
Wayne McAfee
Mafield
Mnd
D. T. McAfee
Harry Swart
Bucyrus
Ruth Swart
Mille
Sharon
New Straitsvile
Frank Jenkins
June
Paul Seekels
Pittsburgh
Clyde Seekels
Jack “Clyde Lawton
Springield
Springfield
Wainyard
Orland Ely
Parkersburg
Rose Saylor
Zelman Kennard
Glenn Woods
Sandy Woods
William Jackson
Esther Box
Linda
Louisiana
Hazel Ely
B. Lester and
Daugher
Oleta Jenkins
Mary Sickels
James Sickels
Methodist Church
Lillian Wright
Nora Cox
Maude Brooks
Christian Social Study and Action
First Methodist Church
Lancaster
By Galbraith
Ty Soon
Upper Flats
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