Messenger Publishing Company listing and rates
The Messenger Publishing Co announces publication by The Messenger with Gordon K. Bush as Publisher and Joan W. Webb as Managing Editor. Subscription rates are given for home delivery and mail options with different prices for Ohio West Virginia residents and other locations. Entry notes Athens Union Post Office as Second Class Matter under the 1918 act.
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Frederick W. Busy
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Joan W. Webb
Associated Press
Carver
Messenger
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Ohio
West Virginia
West Viginia
Athens
Unio
Postiitice
Fury over communism risks harming progress and truth
Editor warns against unchecked anger at domestic communists as the Thomas Committee probes Hollywood. Emphasizes dangers of branding critics as Reds, notes limited disclosures from witnesses, and urges careful, lawful scrutiny rather than sweeping accusations.
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Eric Johnston
Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Picture Pioneers
New York
Thomas Committee
Hollywood
Mr. Johnston
Russia
America
Communist Party
Lenin
Stalin
Public business stance on wartime information access
General Eisenhower pledges that Army wartime actions will be open to responsible inquiry including the press. The State-War-Navy-Air Force Coordinating Committee draft for peacetime information restrictions is under congressional scrutiny, urging accountability for government secrecy.
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Eisenhower
Army
Air Force
Pilot forgets fuel check in crash of first flying car
A crash involving the first experimental flying automobile is traced to a pilot forgetting to verify fuel before a second takeoff, causing midair fuel exhaustion. A company executive earlier stated such oversights can occur in early aviation endeavors.
Woman in OSS admitted as undercover agent and author
National Affairs recounts Elizabeth P. MacDonald a former NEA Service writer who quit for spy work with OSS special operations. The narrative highlights her undercover activities in China India and her memoir Undercover Girl detailing forged letters fake broadcasts and propaganda aimed at undermining Japanese forces.
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Washington
Elizabeth P. MacDonald
NEA
Col. Wild Billi Donovan
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Cops and Robbers
China
India
Elizabeth
Hawaii
Japan
Sam Simmons Says on Aid to Europe and Its Risks
The speaker warns against excessive hope for postwar European aid funded by Congress, arguing past gifts to allies and Germany fueled military strength and starvation relief may not yield lasting benefits. He cites hunger as a tool for dictators and questions large food and goods donations to Europe west of the Iron Curtain.
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Europe
Congress
Germany
Iron Curtain
United States
Costs of Postwar Housing Soar Under Slow Output
A national survey of about 60 cities shows wage gains in building trades accompany sharp drops in output per worker. Bricklayers now lay 540 bricks per day at $18.96, while prewar output and wages were higher per man. The piece blames monopolies, unions, and government policy for high costs and urges Congress to address the work shortage and price controls.
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Washington
Truman
Congress of
United States
Department of Justice
Congress
America
Green Valley Grange marks Ceres degrees at Columbus session
Green Valley Grange members including Maude Pearse Cora Campbell Aaron West Lincoln Dearth and Essie Perry received the Ceres degree at the National Grange session in Columbus. Spectators Eddie Dearth, guests Clarence Vanbibber Kenneth Vanbibber and Zora Giffin attended. A Farmers Institute session is planned at Green Valley Grange Hall Friday.
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Prattsville
Green Valley Grange
National Grange
Columbus
Maude Pearse
Cora Campbell
Aaron West
Lincoln Dearth
Essie Perry
Eddie Dearth
Clarence Vanbibber
Kenneth
Zora Giffin
J. W. West
H. F. Dearth
Coe and
Cliffie
Gallipolis
James Mace
Wellston
Jean Dearth
Martha Anne Allen
John Martin
Blanche Howell
Gerda
Ronald Simms
Mary, McArthur
George Dearth
Edna
Farmers’ Institute
Green Valley Grange Hall
Eugene Martin
King
Albany
Carsey
Harrisonville
Edna Dearth
Local families spend weekend visits across towns
Bashan Grover White and daughter Dorris along with Mr and Mrs Ralph Ballard and son Butch visited South Charleston relatives. J B Kyle of Coolville stayed with Forrest Kyle. Junior Sorden visited from Youngstown, staying with his father William Sorden. Garret Bond returned to Columbus after seeing his mother Mrs William Watson and Coolville relatives. Arthur Morarity and son Larry toured Marietta. Betty Lou and Patty Sue Eddy of Canton visited grandparents Grover White. Walter Harris and sons Richard and Jimmy from Syracuse visited McKay family. Thomas McKay returned home from Huntington Veterans Hospital after two weeks. Mrs Mary McKay.
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Garret Bond
Columbus
William Watson
Willie White
Coolville
Arthur Morarity
Larry
Marietta
Betty Lou
Patty Sue Eddy
Canton
Grover White
Walter Harris
Richard
Jimmy
Syracuse
A Cc. McKay
Thomas McKay
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Mary McKay
Births and Visits Highlight Parkersburg Community News
A seven pound nine and a half ounce daughter Judith Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Sayre on November 13 at St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg. Various visitors include Mrs Vaughn Adams and Charles Ward with families, plus relatives from Alexandria and Pittsburgh. The WSCS plans a December 5 bazaar and chili supper in the church basement with homemade candies for sale.
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Portland
Judith Ann
Oliver Sayre
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
Edgar Sayre
C. E. Johnson
Charles DeLong
Vaughn Adams
Charles Ward
G. M. Fulwider
Alexandria
Herman Kelch
Virginia
Harry Price
Robert
Pittsburgh
Annie Price
Cecil Mcleod
William Talbott
John B. Damron
Fairmont
W. Va
Lawrence Ritchie
June Ritchie
Winfield
Kenneth McLeod
U. S. Lock 31
Portsmouth
WSCS
Tom Deem
Tommy
East Liverpool
A. M. Deem
Clara Larson
Community Socials and Club Events Highlight Logan News
The EpIscopal Guild met at Mrs Nelson Dowler's home in Nelsonville. Mrs John Finsterwald hosted 81 ladies for TNT Club tea. Misses Delle and Blanche Finsterwald received 40 friends at a surprise housewarming at 22 Franklin Ave.
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The
Episcopal Guild
Nelson Dowler
Nelsonville
John Finsterwald
TNT Club
Delle
Blanche Finsterwald
Franklin Ave
Vegetarian Diets Toward Balanced Protein Intake
Dr. William A. OBrien discusses vegetarian diets, noting risks of relying solely on vegetables for protein. He argues best health comes from a mixed diet of animal and vegetable proteins. He explains amino acids minerals and vitamins from plants and dairy, and cites psychological and historical motives behind meat avoidance.
Social Roundup From Lottridge Families and Neighbors
Sunday dinners and visits across Lottridge and nearby towns list numerous households and travelers. Attendees include Archer, Allen, Gaston, Robinson, Chevalier, Warner, Bernard, Thomas, and Wood families with guests from Parkersburg Athens and Hollywood California. Local moves and hospitalizations are noted among residents.
Radio Programs Area Stations Listing
A catalog of radio stations 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
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WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WMOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Montage for November 26 27
Broadcast listings for Wednesday November 26 and Thursday November 27 show a dense schedule of radio programs across networks ABC CBS MBS and NBC with titles including The House Party The Beulah Show The Duffy Tavern and Treasury Band Show along with news and commentary segments and kid shows across dayparts and repeats across east west and central feeds.
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Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Abe
Cbs
Cbs East
Lum & Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe Basic
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Rob Crosby
Kaltenborn
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Dennis Day
Great Gildersleeve
Abe Ir. Christian
Tive Minutes
Billy Rote
Duffy Tavern
Abe Morgan
Ameche
Cbs Abbott & Costello
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Sweeney
Jack Paar
Abe the Whistler
Abe-West
Abe Kate Smith
Mbs
Nbe
Abe Queen
Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
West
Lum
Abner
Challenge To Love on Carter Campus
Saturday crowds stream to the stadium as Camellia faces an engagement crisis. Herbert Powell proclaims love, exposing Cam’s past note to Joel and a planned departure that unsettles Maurine and the campus.
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Carter
Cam
Joel
Maurine
Cammie
Dean
Herbert
Professor Powell
Camellia
Herbert Powell
Conroy
California
Kimberly home burned. Perrys hospitalized after blaze
The Perry residence in Kimberly was destroyed by fire and the couple was removed to Hocking Valley Hospital. Mrs. Perry was in bed when the stove oil ignition started the blaze. The pair escaped in night clothing, with only the most basic belongings.
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Kimberly
Leroy (King) Perry
Max Valkinburg
Henry Sayers
Chauncey
York Township
Pearl Glenn
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Floyd Brown
Athens
Chuck Rizer
Gertie Christy
Columbus
Dick Rizer
Eddie Call
Marine Hospital
New York
Roger Williams
Haydenville
Royal Hartman
Francis Brown
Albany social notes include visits and moves
Mrs Harley Cline Mrs Perry Munn Mrs Wayne Welch and Mrs Donna Rowell spent Tuesday in Columbus. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Bean were Mr and Mrs A G Tresenridner of Zanesville and Mr and Mrs John Kinenck of Coshocton. Ira Spencer moved to Albany property recently bought from George Van Dyke. Mrs Bessie Field of New Marshfield visited Mrs Ollie Parker. Glen Tewksbury had major surgery at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Elmer Armstrong Mary Coe returned to Brooklyn after a week with Perry Coe.
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Frank Chapman
Ruth Atherton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
John Westfall
R. M. Allen
Hunter
S.E. Coen
Guysville
Foster Bean
Ira Robinson
Gordon Collins
Shirley
Chevalier
Wood
Albright
Grace Greiner
Albany
Harley Cline
Perry Munn
Wayne Welch
Donna Rowell
Columbus
Charles Bean
A. G. Tresenridner
Zanesville
John Kinnenck
Coshocton
Ira Spencer
George van Dyke
Bessie Field
New Marshfield
Ollie Parker
Glen Tewksbury
Elmer Armstrong
Mary Coe
Brooklyn
N.Y
Perry Coe
Clarys Stack
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Sam Simmons
Kahlil Gibran
Lawrence
Bashan
G. W. Hopkins
Cleveland
John Burgoon
George Shevely
H. W. Nixon
Charles School
Emerson Graham
Logan Elks Club
Consumers Movement
Athens Rotary Club
Carl J. Krauskopf
Gertrude Brumley
Ohio University
Irma Powers
American Legion Auxiliary
Dixie Twelve
Mrs
Roy Shoemaker
William A. O'Brien
Lottridge
Frank Caldwell
John Chevalier
Harry Nicholin
Henderson
O. L. Davis
Russell Archer
C. M. Warner
Milford
Cheryl
A. F. Warner
N. Y
Oklahoma
Shady Valley
Fred Waring
Cbs My Story
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Ave
Ben Alexander
Ethel Hamill
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