Laurel Cliff Resident James Radford Widow Dies at 55
Mrs. James Rad ford aged 55 died at 6 a.m. at her Laurel Cliff home. Born May 27, 1894, daughter of Emerson and Lucy Russell of Rutland, she was active in the Free Methodist Church. Surviving are husband, father, sister Letha Russell of Milford, and four nieces. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. Burial Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Ewing funeral home.
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Pomeroy
James Radford
Laurel Cliff
Emerson
Lucy Russell
Rutland
Free Methodist Church
Letha Russell
Middleport
Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church
O. L. Fowler
Crooksville
Beech Grove Cemetery
Ewing Funeral Home
Cincinnati Markets Report Cattle Hogs Lambs and Poultry
Markets show brisk activity in Cincinnati and Point Pleasant with cattle and veal strong good grass steers priced at 19 to 22.25 and veal tops around 31. Hogs show mixed values with 18 to 18.60 for 175 to 250 lb, sows 12 to 15.75, light weights 15 to 17, and boars 8 to 15. Poultry butter and eggs noted with fowls and roasters priced per weight and standard egg grades listed. Meat buyers and stockers referenced alongside regional price ranges and stocker calf quotes.
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Cincinnati
U. S. Dept
Point Pleasant
Committee condemns Maritime Commission ship sales
A congressional committee denounces how the Maritime Commission spent federal funds amid a sale of six ships. The ships cost the agency 150 million dollars but were sold to private operators for 70 million. Comptroller General Lindsay Warren sparked the inquiry, and the House Expenditures Committee backed it.
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Washington
Maritime Commission
Commission
Lindsay Warren
House Expenditures Committee
Warren
Truman Signs Bill Raising Service Pay
President Truman signed a $500 million a year military pay bill, giving the armed services their first general pay raise since 1908. Effective October 1, top brass receive increases while the lowest rank remains at 75 dollars, with back privates after five months service gaining five dollars.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Boyd Orr Named 1949 Nobel Peace Prize Winner
Oslo announces Boyd Orr the recipient of the 1949 Nobel Peace Prize. The Scottish food expert and former head of the United Nations FAO advocates world federal government and expanding food production to prevent hunger.
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Boyd Orr
Oslo
Norway
Lord Boyd Orr
Nobel Committee
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
Congressional support claimed for world federation plan
Rep Hays of Arkansas says a majority of the House Foreign Affairs Committee backs a resolution for a world federation with an international police force. He predicts Congress will approve it in 1950.
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Washington
Rep. Hays
D-Ark
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Reading smog probe already made by private institute
Columbus state health director John D. Porterfield said he cannot start a new smog study in Reading without delaying other projects. He will notify Gov. Lausche by letter that a private group, the Kettering Institute of Applied Physiology in Cincinnati, has already conducted such a study whose results are not public.
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Columbus
John D. Porterfield
Frank J. Lausche
Kettering Institute of Applied Physiology
Cincinnati
Local Nursing Graduate Attends Methodist Church Commencement
Miss Blanche Elizabeth Brooker, daughter of Howard Brooker, graduated from the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Gary Indiana on Sunday September 18. Attendants included Mrs. Blanche Brooker Mrs. Virginia Short and Mr Howard Brooker of Baltimore.
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Murray City
Blanche Elizabeth Brooker
Howard Brooker
Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Gary
Ind
Blanche Brooker
Virginia Short
Baltimore
Hazel Storer
Canton
Ohio
City Methodist Church
Robert Dunn
Mary Beard
Tiffin
Ralph Barber
Clint Gant
Parkersburg
Gant
George Drake
Drakes
Clarence Cook
Jack Cook
Akron
Cook Home
Charles Vanare
Donald Cook
Columa
Garnet James
Jamie
Nelsonville
Frank James
William Addis
Buchtel
James
Roy Hawk
the Plains
Inlaw
William Hawk
Benny Smith
Chicago
Maude Farmer
Cecil Lunsford
Glouster
Farmer
Merlin Hillyer
Eileen Fund+man
Taylorville
Pearl Hillyer
Hillyer
Ruth Palmer
Eapha McCoy
Sue
Paul Lambert
Dewey Hicks
Howard Rogers
Columbus
Lester Sorrell
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Eldon Loper
Mike Loper
Sandy Abahazie
Cleveland
Johnny Abahazie
Steve Abahazie
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FORD
Beasley & Mathews
Athens
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
V-J-O
Athens Pharmacy
Finn
Uhiman
NYE Chevrolet Co
Dial Cass
C. E. Schuster and Son
Columodus Road
Outdoorsman Leathercraft Co
N. Court St
Cecil Perry
Chauncey
Clarence Hunter
Truetown
Pearl Bolin
Jeep Motor
Willys CO
W. Washington St
Dial
Stewart, Ohio
American Legion
NYE
Chevrolet Co
KELCH
Cincinnati Livestock
Point Pleasant Livestock
Gallipolis
U.S. A
Care Messenger
Studebaker
Frank Coon
Lee Smith
Graham
Grosvenor St
W. Union &J
H. E. State St
Earl Hooper
Frank Urbach
Palmer and
Stimson Ave
Ll Health
Guy Kennedy
Langsville
General Tire
Athens County
Buck's Auto Supply
BUICK
OLDS
Buick CO
Newark
Luther Bridgeman
Miss Muffet
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Grand Coulee Dam
Europe
Bobby Simpson
New York
Germany
Heidelberg University Clinic
SAFE
Save
Des Moines
Pamela Britten
Hollywood
Pam
Beach Comber
Eastney
England
Lowell M. Bollinger
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Blackpool
General Motors
Lansing
Mich
Oakland
Calif
Chet Derby
Derby
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