Stupid and dangerous words in health program clash
The piece critiques Oscar Ewing for labeling opponents of President Truman’s health proposal as stupid and dangerous. It argues dissenters favor varied approaches to public health funding, from direct government aid to preserving private and voluntary efforts, and warns against intolerance within the Democratic ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Truman
Oscar Ewing
Federal Security
Ewing
American Medical Association
Washington
Get Taft Campaign Moves Spark Federal Power Question
The Truman Administration and its AFL CIO allies push a nationalized view of congressional elections arguing the president may campaign beyond state lines. They back Ohio efforts to defeat Senator Taft with outside money and influence led by wartime concerns and political operatives like Jumping Joe Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Truman
AFL
CIO
Ohio
Union
White House
Congress
Senate
Joe” Ferguson
Too Many People and the Plan to Cut Birth Rates
The piece critiques global planning by officials as worsened by growth. It cites Warren S. Thompson of Miami University proposing a quick damper on birth rates as part of foreign aid. It warns that controlling populations could redefine living standards into removing surplus consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Warren S. Thompson
Miami University
Oxford
Russian spin on Inchon Seoul battle draws skeptical eyes
The piece mocks Soviet claims that UN forces attacked to save face after defeats. It credits GIs for halting the North Korean advances, notes Seoul’s recapture and UN success, and questions Moscow’s future rhetoric to frame a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchon-Seoul
Seoul
Moscow
Explaining how Justice Jackson freed communist leaders on bail
James Marlow outlines the federal court path from district court to the Supreme Court. He explains how Justice Jackson, as presiding judge of the Second Circuit, granted bail to 10 of 11 convicted communists after circuit judges had varied rulings and how the case may proceed to the Supreme Court in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
L.P
Supreme Court
Jackson
U.S
Circuit
Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Jackson
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Harold R. Medina
Second Circuit Court
Medina
Second Circuit
Circuit Court
District Court
Note of Inchon to Seoul Victory From a War Notebook
Hal Boyle recalls the rapid UN breakthrough from Inchon to Seoul as a turning point in Korea. The notebook records Marines crossing the Han River, fierce ridge fighting, and civilians in a battered Seoul, ending with a sudden quiet victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Hal Boyle
Korea
United Nation
Walton H. Walker
Eighth Army
Inchon
Seoul
Han River
Han
Ede Frey Takes Charge at Frey & Company
Ede Frey now runs Frey & Company, an advertising agency, after her father’s will places her in control. Dan Reagan resists stereotypes as he explains the agency’s client base and fears a looming threat to the Morn-Glo Soap account and the firm’s prestige with Northcott of Lyons Bread and other clients watching closely.
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Ede Frey
Frey & Company
Jett
Ede
Myron
Jenn
Hamilton Grieve
Dan Reagan
Dan
Reagan
Emery
Emery’s Yeast
Southern Cross Tobacco
Stoneham
New York
Frey
Lyons
Jeffrey
Jeff
Miss Frey
Northcott
Loman & Smith
Morn-Glo Soap
Eve
Doctor's Comments on Cortisone and ACTH by Dr Jordan
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains why cortisone and ACTH cause confusion even among experts. He notes hundreds of researchers study their properties and actions and acknowledges much remains unknown.
Quiz Hall Answers and Medical Notes Highlight Anticipated Treatments
A mixed page item lists teen quiz answers and notes on hormones cortisone and ACTH, detailing their effects on adrenal function and disease treatment. It follows with short local notes about Mrs. Fiona Bissell and Miss Mary Sheldon returning from hospital care.
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Fiona Bissell
Mary Sheldon
Carmen
Rock Springs
Truman era politics and GOP blame game under fire
A reader letter from WILLIAM FE COOK criticizes Republican claims about Truman and the Communist hunts. It questions the honesty of accusations, defends Truman’s selections, argues about the 92 State Department employees, and weighs the need for a stronger FBI and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Truman
Johnson
Acheson
FBI
Wallace
McCarthy
State Department
Taft
President Truman
Fab
C.C. Bill
Sam
Thomas E. Dewey
South Korea
Ree
North Korea
Chiang
Local Social Notes From Wilkesville Area
Mr and Mrs Fugene Campbell relocate to new Wilkesville home. Past Chiefs Club met at Kent Campbell home. Mrs James Whittington admitted to Holzer Hospital. Mrs Flora Woods ill at home. Tom Hartley, in Veterans Hospital Huntington WV, visited weekend. Mrs Lena Cray joined John Clark family to Dayton. Mrs Roy Phillips returns from 10 day visit in Columbus and Springfield IL. Theodore Phillips married 62 years and cared for at home. Friendship Garden Club hosted by Mrs Eugene Campbell at new residence. Leon Strausbaugh Floyd Sayre Donald Schilling Ronald Cornell enrolled at Ohio University. Earl Spires moved from Albany to Mrs Etta Shank property. Archie Nelson weekend visit with Frank Nelson.
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Wilkesville
Fugene Campbell
Chiefs Club
Kent Campbell
James Whittington
Holzer Hospital
Flora Woods
Tom Hartley
Veteran's Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Lena Cray
John Clark
Jackson
Dayton
Friendship Garden Club
Pt. Rock
Leon Strausbaugh
Floyd Sayre
Donald Schilling
Ronald Cornell
Ohio University
Earl Spires
Albany
Etta Shank
Archie Nelson
Frank Nelson
Radio Program Guide for ARDA Stations and Networks
Radio listings detail schedule blocks for ARDA stations WMOA WSAZ WCHS and others with NBC CBS and ABC networks. It lists daily time slots from noon to after midnight including news sports music dramas and variety programs plus World Series coverage on October 4 5 6 and related TV broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arda
WMOA
Tuntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Een
ABC
WCUOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Cbs-Wens
Charleston
WCHS
Parkersburg
WPAR
MBS
WHKC
Marietta
BRL
Gorong
Noews
Nhe-Che
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Nbe
Cbs
Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Evening
Gordon MacRae
Hollywood
Abe Bobby Benson
Barlow
Abe Godfrey
Henry Taylor
Dell
Voorhees
Paul Lavalle
NBC Symphony
Irma
Cbs United
Bob Hawk
Cha
All Nets
Lanny Ross
Abe Queen
Abe Bob Poole
West
Television Programs Schedule Across Stations
A dense listing outlines daily broadcast lineups for WLW SNEL WTVN and WBNS channels with times and show titles from morning to late night. Programs include kids, variety, news, sports, dramas, and classics such as Kukla Fran and Ollie, Howdy Doody, Perry Como, and Wrestling events.
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Music Shop
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Treasury Men
Bob Montgomery
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Pleasant, R.D. 2
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Cbs Treasury
Abe al Morgan
Dumont
Cbs N. Y
Abe the Goldbergs
Studio One
Ccbs
Red Foley
Clevelandaires
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Cbe
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Franan
Showroom
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Milady
Kate Smith
TV Rangers
Selby
Carnival of Music
Paddy Pelican
Space Patrol
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Comedy Theater
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Weatherman
Roger Nelson
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