Lewis faces contempt trial as Smith Connally case looms
Washington notes that John L. Lewis' contempt trial advances while the government prepares a Smith Connally law prosecution. The article argues the strike and Norris La Guardia issues frame the legal battle, with broader implications for labor, industry, and public opinion as the administration presses legal action to end the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Justice Goldsborough
United States
John Lewis
Climax
Congress
Subscription Rates And Notices For Newspapers
Public notice text lists AP rights and general subscription pricing for various regions. Details include monthly and yearly rates, regional variants, overseas handling, and offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland. The fragment also mentions obituary card charges and postal classifications.
Medical column discusses multiple sclerosis and research
Dr. William A OBrien explains multiple sclerosis a nervous system disease with variable symptoms and remissions. The piece notes geographic patterns, typical patient age, possible causes and the need for organized research and public understanding. It also includes a brief Q A about mole removal and cancer risk.
A Prayer for Thanksgiving From James
A reflective Thanksgiving prayer thanks God for peace after war and survival. It laments humanity's capacity for harm, hopes to end violence, and urges sharing blessings with those in need as a new year offers peace and harmony. The author signs James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Relieving the Steel Shortage Shows Record Output Promise
Walter Tower of the Iron and Steel Institute says current high production could erase shortages seen by steel consuming industries if strikes stop. January February losses totaled about 12 million tons of finished steel across coal and smaller stoppages, delaying cars stoves and other products while output remains near peak levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Tower
Iron and Steel Institute
Tower
Gandhi Threatens Fast Unto Death To Stop Hindu Muslim Violence
The article surveys Mohandas K Gandhi’s repeated fasting threats as a policy tool. It notes his devoted following and history of fasts, while acknowledging mixed past outcomes and his continued hope to aid India's peace and progress. It mentions his scaled down life expectancy while maintaining his aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Mahatma
Truman’s Popularity Wanes Amid Advisers’ Uncertainty
For months President Truman has seen his popularity slip as advisers fail to grasp the reasons behind the decline. The president’s closest aides admit they do not know what the issue is or how to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Beeing in Politics: Evidence of Mirth in Cary Debate
A quirky provincial note suggests the bee in a politics bonnet serves as the sole indicator of moral fiber in Cary discourse. The line satirizes how minor details reflect broader public sentiment.
Mankin to Challenge Georgia Victory Over Davis in Congress
Georgia congresswoman Helen Mankin announces she will contest James C. Davis's 1960 election win and file a damages suit against state officials. If successful, the case could threaten Georgia's county unit rule and shift state politics toward majority voting.
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James C. Davis
Decatur
Congress
Georgia
Supreme Court
Mankin
House Committee On Elections
House
Davis
District Court For
Georgia General Assembly
Robert Ramspeck
Eugene Talmadge
Machine
Macon
Perry County Courthouse News Highlights and Local Events
Perry County will have the Thornville Bank robbery case handled by FBI and federal courts due to its federal nature. The Redfield home fire destroyed a two story house and most belongings. Hundreds of miners idle as 7 of 60 strip and truck mines operate in the Stooksville Corning field. Rich details on coal mining, tree cutting for Christmas, local fire chief appointments, and rabies tests accompany county notes. Local officials address fire, mining, agriculture, and public safety matters amid election reflections.
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New Lexington
John C. Furgeason
Perry County
Glenn Neff
Bernard Howell
Columbus
Thornville Bank
FBI
Columbus City
Stooksville-Corning
Misco
Jones Coal Co
Crooksville
Robert McLain
Shawnee
Charlies Welch
Chester Dishon
Earl Johinson
Babbs Brothers
New Straitsville
State Laboratory
Thomas L. Johnson
Somerset
Gallup
A. N. Kishler
Marriage Licenses and Local Court Actions in Perry County
Readable records show marriage licenses for Thomas McCord and Wanda Cox of New Lexington, and Charles A. Smith with Betty Diller, both of New Lexington. Also listed are criminal charges, fines, probation, custody suits, probates, and a Perry County Fox Hunters Association formation with officers named including Walter Morgan and Louis Orris.
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Thomas McCord
Wanda Cox
New Lexington
Charles A. Smith
Betty Diller
Leo Snider
Wanda Lantz
Somerset
Walter Williams
Lyndia Addison
Rendville
Perry County
Fox Hunters Association
Hemlock
Walter Morgan
Louis Orris
Laurel Run and Friendly Neighbors Club Gathering
Winnie Sowers hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club at her country home on November 21 with quilting and comfort tying. A Thanksgiving dinner honored three guests and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Winnie Sowers and Mrs. Elizabeth Patton.
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Laurel Run
Winnie Sowers
Friendly Neighbors Club
Alice Kern
Carrie Kennedy
Warren Sowers
Nellie White
Edith Wood
Garry Wayne
Annie Todd
Helen Bumgardner
Ruth Todd
Nellie Huddy
Elizabeth Patton
Josephine Norris
Hattie Patton
Marcella Todd
Wilma
Shirley Kaye
Margaret Campbell
Sowers
John Norris
Arthur Todd
Lancaster
Harold Sater
Beverly Ann
Frank Hamilton
Columbus
Walter Hamilton
Nelsonville
Everett White
Henry Todd
Ray Finley
Grand Forks
N. D
Henry R. Todd, Jr
Norma Jean Dalton
Clarence Patton
Millard
Reid McKee
Findlay
Ohio
Millard Patton
Mr. McKee
South Pacific
James Davison
Tennessee
Ray Rosco
Gary
New Straitsville
Kate Russell
Margie McClain
Ralph Taylor
Madeline Carol
Thomas Huddy
L. E. Mason
James Sowers
Clifford Campbell
Jane Campbell
Donald Campbell
Freddie Wade
Ladonna Wolfe
Union Furnace
Shawnee Masonics elect officers. several ejected
Shawnee Masonic Lodge held officer elections with Mansel Porter W M and others ousted. Bluebell chapter displayed exemplified work with 106 members from District 27. A WWCS circle met, Thanksgiving program led by Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, reports read, balance shown, Christmas exchange planned. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker celebrated 25th anniversary with turkey dinner and gifts.
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Shawnee Shawnee Masonic Lodge
Mansel Porter
W. M
Joe Humphrey
S. W
William Breckinridge
J. W
David Turnbull
S. D
Hugh Williams
J. D
CC. W. Norris
A. C. Ziesler
John D. Davis
Tyler
Pauline Williams
O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Shawnee
Elizabeth Davis
Dorothy Dishon
Hazel Ricketts
Jeanette Jones
Margaret Hopkins
Mabel Davis
J. Talbert Keenan
Katherine Wilcox
Blanche Gibbon
Lucy Baker
Maude Minor
John Bigrigg
Anna Hamrick
Harry Baker
East Walnut St
Rosetta Gaver
Baker
Walter Fioura
Elyria
John Baker
William Leaver
William Ricketts
Jonah Griffith
Delbert Leaver
John W. Leaver
Joseph Bennett
New Straitsville Social Notes From Florida to Ohio
Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson visit Florida. Chester Poulton of Michigan and Mr and Mrs Hugh Mills of Akron seen locally. Pythian Sisters gather 15 members in K of P Hall over lunch. Keeler visitors from Columbus call on local residents. Funeral of Miss Elizabeth Beattie of Cleveland held at Methodist Church with Rev Owen Plumbley officiating. Beattie was a former New Straitsville resident.
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New Straitsville
Robert Wilson
Florida
Chester Poulton
Michigan
S. B. Ryder
Barberton
George Jewett
William Bell and Sons
Murray City
Hugh Mills
Akron
P. Hall
Robert Keeler
Columbus
Jim Keeler
Elizabeth Beattie
Cleveland
Owen Plumbley
Miss Beattie
New Straisville
Radio highlights shift as AFRA talks edge toward compromise
Negotiations between AFRA and network chiefs ease tensions over a threatened kilocycles strike. The weekly schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs from 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. including Fred Waring Dennis Day and Eddie Cantor across networks with talk of settlement by compromise.
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New York
AFRA
Union of
Radio Artists
NBC
Fred Waring
America
Dennis Day
Henry Aldrich
Burns and Allen
Jack Haley
Abbott and Costello
Eddie Cantor
CBS
Arthur Godfrey
William B. Ziff
Ireland
Chester Morris
FBI
Dick Haymes
Finnegan
ABC
Tommy Riggs
Betty Lou
Copake
N. Y
UNRRA
Harlem Hospitality Club
Ginny Simms
Dixie House
Rise Stevens
Antonini
Eddie Dooley
Coolville Couple Married in Cleveland Ceremony
Miss Norema Renkel of Cleveland wed Jedd Smith son of Mrs. Stella Smith former Coolville residents in a Nov 16 ceremony at a Cleveland area Lutheran church. The couple hosted a reception at the bride’s mother's home and will reside at 18512 Union St. Cleveland.
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Coolville
Cleveland
Norema Renkel
Jedd Smith
Stella Smith
Otis Clark
William Cook
John Westfall
Bill Richardson
Urbana
F. C. Taylor
Robert Thompson
Little Hocking
Columbus
Ford Friend
Homer Friend
Michigan
Emmett Friend
Mary Frances McCutcheon
Guysville
Lloyd Friend
Little Hocksing
Murray City Visitors and Local Arrivals Roundup
Mr and Mrs Warren Darby returned to Orient after visiting Mrs Emma Tippie and others in nearby towns. Several families and friends visited relatives in Columbus Barberton and Dayton, with hospital treatment noted for Robert Sands at Grant Hospital.
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Murray City
Warren Darby
Orient
Emma Tippie
Lena Keeton
Lile Jie Spencer
Louis
Buchtel
Murray Beerman
Dayton
Jennié Collins
Fred Collins
Powhatan
Robert Fullen
Robert Hammerick
Shirley
Steve Abahazie
Collmsbus
Sandy Abashazie
George Archer
Lapan
Charles Ellis
Lila
Robert Marshall
Columbus
John Sorrell
Joan
Springsfield
Lester Sorrell
Emmet Snyder
Glen Hize
Allen Lowery
Charles Coleman
Barberton
Robert Sands
Grant Hospittal
Clifford Wilson
Betty
Dorothy
Hockingport Notes Ailing Fred Snider Returns Home
Fred Snider, four months in Parkersburg hospital with a fractured leg, returned Saturday to his son Lon Snider’s home. George Norman spent a weekend with his parents, Neff Norman. Cora Linchcome Ada Mayhugh and Judy Rexroad visited J W Lincicome. Esther Johnstone of Yonkers New York visits her father Joe Bailey for a week. Charles Hunter and Vaughn of Columbus were weekend guests at FE White’s. Ethel Randolph visited Ada Cuthbert and Mrs. Anderson in East Liverpool. Clem Cooper and son Gene drove to Delaware Sunday to accompany his brother.
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National Dispatch
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John W. Cullen Company
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William A. O'Brien
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Inc. Academy of Medicine
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Peter Edson
Helen Douglas Mankin
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Courthouse News of
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Redfield
Harry Barnett
Corning
Doe
Clarence Nichols
Cecil Butler
William Cain
J. W. Drumm
Alvin Brandon
Maxine Anderson
Junction City
Raymond Anderson
Zanesville
Pansie Clark
Charles Clark
Virginia
Walter Clark
Monroe Township
Thomas Levitts
Thornville
T. L. Young
Maggie Young
Roy Willis
Harold Small
Common Pleas
Hugh Kinsel
Michael Diller
A. S. McGonagle
Darrell Lanning
William Bird
Daniel Brooks
Wilbur Pickrell
Goldie Pickrell
Charles E. Smith
Violet Smith
Portland
Oregon
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NEA Service, Inc
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Esther Johnstone
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Charles Thomas
Chesterhill
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J. H. Baily
Hockingport
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