Ford Foundation seeks to fund human welfare projects worldwide
The Ford Foundation, valued at about 238 million dollars in assets, plans to focus on social rather than physical science problems. Trustees led by Henry Ford II studied global needs and outlined five core aims including world peace, democracy, education, economic well being, and behavioral science.
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Washington
alma _ mater
Ford Foundation
Ford Automobile Family
Ford Motor Company
FORD
Henry Ford II
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Corporation
Rockefeller Foundation
John D. Rockefeller
John D., Jr
Former Miss Frey Returns to Frey & Company Power
Ede Frey, now in charge of Prey & Company after her marriage woes with Peter Flood, faces a pivotal meeting with Lewis Northcott. He hints at major shakeups at Frey & Company as Ede weighs her strength and the fate of key accounts including Mora Gio soap.
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Ede Wrey
Peter Fiood
Prey & Company
Dan Reagan
Peter Flood
New York
Bermuda
Ede
Jeff
Reagan
Stoneham
Northcott
Mr Northcott
Frey & Company
Lewis Northcott
Comlex
Jede
Miss Frey
They can still turn back
A reflective editorial warns that deficit spending drives inflation and currency devaluation without a clear “point of no return.” It cites Frederick Greenwood of Bank of California and urges citizen action to regain faith in money and government credit.
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Frederick Greenwood
Bank of California
Greenwood
Vote turnout and the looming danger of the powerful minority
A call to high turnout in the November general elections warns that a large government and patronage could enable a well organized minority to impose its will. The piece notes past resistance to reform, cites Senator Douglas, and highlights efforts by newspapers, retailers, labor, and business to mobilize voters against apathy.
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Korea
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Denver
Colorado
Where the Blame Lies on the Anti-Subversive Act
Congress overrode President Truman to enact a controversial anti-subversive bill amid a troubled mood. The measure tightens espionage laws, extends spying statutes, and allows wartime internment of suspected Reds. Debates focused on security versus democratic freedoms.
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Congress
Truman
House
Mr. Truman
Senate
Critique of a proposed anti Red registration bill
The piece warns the registration clause may invite costly litigation and FBI strain, while arguing the plan risks abuses and threatens civil liberties. It blames President Truman for not presenting a convincing alternative and calls for capable thinkers to address the democratic undermining challenge.
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Sion
FBI
House
Truman
Congress
Inflation rises as steel price hike sets off broad surge
A 1946 move approved by the president boosts wages and steel prices, triggering widespread inflation across industries. Coal and fuel price increases lift freight costs, raising prices for goods and signaling a dynamic inflationary mechanism now accelerating since Korea. Congress may grant wage and price ceilings to Truman, who vows to act promptly.
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Korea
Congress
Truman
McCabe
Federal Reserve Board
Doctors Answer Questions On Breathing Problems And Colds
The doctor discusses winter recurring colds in a child, potential allergy and bronchial issues, lingering fatigue after pneumonia, prevention limits for influenza, and the idea of milder climates or outgrowing problems. Advice covers infection, allergy possibilities, and the unpredictable nature of respiratory illnesses.
Community Notes From Long Bottom Area
Youth Fellowship held a wiener roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell before meeting at Mt. Olive Church. Joyce and Susie Frederick of Pomeroy vacationed with grandmother Mrs. Grace Louden. Mrs. William Barton resigned as telephone operator. Mrs. Ollie Young hired. Bartons moving to Athens County for work. Mrs. Retta Wilson and son Rea Swan of Chandlersville visited. Mrs. Maggie Williams of Middleport visiting the Chambers at their cabin. School pie social profitable. proceeds fund Long Bottom and Reedsville schools equipment. Guy Hayman moved his family to the Shultz property at Eden.
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Long Bottom
Joe Bissell
Mt. Olive Church
Joyce
Susie Frederick
Pomeroy
Grace Louden
William Barton
Ollie Young
Barton's
Athens County
Retta Wilson
Rea Swan
Chandlersville
Ohio
Cora Swan
Maggie Williams
Middleport
Herbert Chambers
Reedsville
Guy Hayman
Shultz
Eden
Linnie Swan
Quiz Hall By Wilton EF Hall Fact Correct Answer Counts 10 Points
Quiz sheet presents questions for men women and teenagers with multiple choice options on geography history and general knowledge. It includes an answer key garbled with stray characters likely OCR noise and a scoring rubric linking scores to performance levels.
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Wilton EF
Hall
Picnic honor for John Archer at Frost home Belpre
A Belpre picnic at Rev. Walter A. Frost and wife Mary to celebrate John Archer's birthday drew many relatives and friends including the Warners Archers Townsend and Coen families. Separate notes report a work accident at Lottridge school and several local visits and births with Parkersburg connections.
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Kenneth Coen
Near Frost
Union, CO
Chauncey Dover homecoming committee to meet at city building
The committee in charge of Chauncey Dover homecoming will meet on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the City Building to plan events for October 12 13 14 and 15.
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Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Trailmobile Workers Return After Weeklong Walkout
Cincinnati dispatch reports 1600 Trailmobile employees back at Oakley plant after a walkout that began Friday. The union steward John Stolz was fired, with management accusing him of causing the disruption.
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Cincinnati
Trailmobile Company
Oakley
John Stolz
Stolz
Radio Station Listings Clear Given Markets and Frequencies
Radio programs and station listings show WMUA in Huntington on 880, WCUL 1230 in Columbus, WSAZ 1460 in Columbus, CBS WENS 580 in Charleston, WCHS 450 in Parkersburg, WPAR 610 in Columbus, and KU KE KC, with broadcasts running through Friday from noon to 1 and 6 to 9 p.m.
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WMUA
Tuntington
NBU
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCUL
Columbus
WSAZ
CBS
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
Radio and television listings show a dense slate across networks abes mbs cbs and dumont. Notable entries include Groucho Marx Quiz Detour Drama and World Series coverage with multiple time blocks and regional repeats.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Mbs-East Kiddies
Abc-Mbs-West
Ocbs
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Cha
Ebs
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cns Evening
Ivy
Abe Mr. Chameleon
Cbs
Abe International Airrport
Cbe Detour
Abe Family Theater
Mps
Dhs
Lawrence Welk
Mbs
Dick Powell
Ohs
Mbgs
All Nets
Television Programs Sunday lineup
Channel listings for WLW C Channel 3 and WBNS Channel 10 detail daily schedules with shows such as Kukla Fran Ollie News Caravan Laugh Time and Theater across evening slots. Highlights include Meetin Time Showroom and Break the Bank with sports and late night programming syndicated.
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Wlw-C
Channel 3
Kukla
Franc Ojliie
Showroom
Theater
Break the Bank
Stars Over
Holywood
News
TV Rangers
WTVN
Dad's Grocery
Cartoon Theater
Starlight Theater
oOn
Lee Edwards
Jonathan Story
Sienanauit
Lucky Pup
Blackie
Two Gun Playhouse
Wsaz Ory
Kukie
Fran
Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Telenews Daily
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Kate Smith
Howdy Doody
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James Marlow
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Frey
NEA Service, Inc
R.S.P
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Lord Fauntleroy
Cocoanut Grove
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Goering
Berlin
Clark Gable
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Army
Seabees
Moses
Land of
Midian
Clara Barton
Mount Holyoke College
Lottridge
R. M. Allen
Parkersburg
Ella Townsend
Canning
Vern Bernard
Marilyn
Guysville
L. H. Allen
Hockingport
Ellan Townsend
Rexel Boggs
L. T. Runnion
Athens
John Chevalier
Ruth Warner
Westerville
Duane Welch
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Paul Robinson
Charles Robinson
Raleigh
E. W. Swisher
Glenn Swisher
Cathy Jo
Salem, Il
Paul Swisher
Mt. Gilead
Mary Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Bertha Allen
ARMA
Abe Godfrey
Chs
Gne
Che McNeill
TV Club
Apbe
Dumont
Che Jainclothesman
Chicago
Wrestlin
Abe George Putnam
Nhbe
Red Foley
Nabe
Nbe
Musicnsabs
Bob Poole
Lanny Ross
Abe Queen
Lifetime
Abe Bob Poole
West
Suns Ty Stunes
Don Meneill
Selby
Behind World News
Hocking Valley News
Carnival of Music
WTVYN
Paddy Pelican
Er News
Space Patrol
Wbns-Tv
Buddy Cotter
Comedy Theater
Rodger Nelson
Touchdown
Doug Bawards
Perry Como
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