Cook for Royal Estate Attracts Elite Widow
Gayle Bartlett hires Stella Mays a famed cook after evaluating several candidates for the house staff. Stella admires the kitchen calling it a cook’s paradise and agrees to help assemble supplies. The pairing promises a close bond with Gayle, shaping house operations for upcoming social duties.
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Gaile
Mrs. Mays
Gayle
Mrs. Bartlett
Stella Mays
Gayle Bartlett
Rose Beecher
Ohio University Celebrates Historic Firsts and Growth
The Alumni Association highlights Ohio Universitys progress with veterans conferences branch units for Chillicothe Portsmouth and Zanesville teaching cadet training expanded facilities and rising enrollment including 3 161 veterans among 4 914 students. The university has not lowered standards and is integrating ten acres of new campus space and plans for a broader educational plant amid improving facilities and scholastic gains.
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Alumni Association of
Ohio University
United States
Langche
Committee On Higher Education
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Zanesville
State Department of Education
Coal's Record Shows Industry Responsibility to Workers and Consumers
The coal industry laid out its record from 1914 to 1945, noting lower fatality rates per million tons, wage growth from 35.5 to 124 hours, and substantial investments in safety and efficiency despite hardship after World War I. It argues it faced without government aid and acknowledges imperfections in the sector and in unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Republican House Backed To Curb New Deal Power
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Editorial urges voters to elect a Republican House and Senate majority in 1946 to resist wartime controls and left wing policies, set the stage for a Washington housecleaning, and curb administration power while supporting a 1948 clean sweep. It calls for broad Republican support to end New Deal trends.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
New Deal
Gine
Republ
Meat politics and price controls in the campaign
Washington debates meat as the symbol of price controls. Democrats blame the current shortages on the opposition and a misstep by Truman. Republicans expect voters to punish the party in power. The piece traces how wage and labor actions, from unions to policy shifts, disrupted production and markets, urging a return to free enterprise and market forces.
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Washington
Senate
House
White House
Representative McCormack
House of Representatives
Truman
Congress
Wallac e Foreign Policy Views Stir Critics In Washington
Peter Edson reports on Henry Wallace's private remarks critiquing U S foreign policy as partisan. A broader view foresees his speeches becoming studied literary work while political chatter grows ahead of campaigns. The piece also notes humor at a White House golf outing and reactions to GOP slogans and Columbia River Valley Authority support.
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Washington
Let's Get Acquainted with Percy L an A Chemist and Leader
A profile of Percy L An, director of research at Hidden Company, detailing his role in developing industrial processes from paper coatings to snuffing out gasoline fires. The piece highlights his work on progesterone accessibility for expectant mothers, mass production of the male hormone, and his ascent from a Tennessee teaching post to Harvard and beyond, stressing his perseverance against barriers as an African American chemist.
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Percy Lan
America
Idden Company
Percs
Julian
Alabama
Percy
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
William Blanchard
Lee
Phi Beta Kanna
Ora
Nashville
Tenn
Fiske University
Dr. Blanchard
Harvard
Astet
Starvard
Taur
Tjarvard
West Verzimia
Latore Torekeeper
John W. Davis
Chemical Resee
Kohler
Ernst Srath
Harrisonville Personal News Roundup Mixed Visits and Travel
Harrisonville residents and visitors gather at Norma Leo’s home for a social with 24 attendees. Names include Mrs. Francis Gibson in Columbus for schooling, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and son Kenneth visiting Elizabeth, and many trips from White Cross to Ewing ambulances. Birth announced for a daughter to Toledo residents Dye Ball, while others travel to Columbus, Blair, and Cheyenne.
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Harrisonville
Lord
Norma Leo
Francis Gibson Wert
Columbus
Neas Lician
Arthur
Kenneth
Elizabe
Rush Taeht Waere
White Cross
Ewing
Charles
Dye Ball
Toledo
S. Wilda Baily
Dale
Tous Diehl
Rudy Halliday
Pauline Atkins
Serie
Dexter Socials Briefs Highlight Local Movements
Dexter social items note residents visiting and hosting including Mr and Mrs Dwight Mlutehler and Mr and Mrs Carol Halliday with relations in Washington D H Names reflect scattered travel and illness such as Mrs Nan Wiseman of Akton and Mrs Hildred Livingston caring for Mrs S C Cook Also mentioned are Ken Weaver returning from Nitro and Floyd Cleland purchasing the Adkins farm at Midway with local gatherings at the Everett Michael home and Parker Pun area events
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Dwight Mlutehler
Chicago
Carol Halliday
Washington D.H
John McNeil
Douglas Canny
Athens
Elmer McCaskey
Grass Run
Gladys Enochs
the McNeals
Wilmington
Don Vale
Colum
Nan Wiseman
Akton
Wiseman
Dexter
Ess Taylor Ashel
T Lancaster
Kenneth Weaver
Floyd Cleland
Adkins
Midway Tor
Brales
Everett Michael
Parker Pun
Social Jems Carpenter and Vicinity News notes guests and locals
Social Jems Carpenter and Vicinity News lists guests visiting the Jeffers home including Mrs Watta Fisher and others from Wilson Pa Lexington Clyde Jeffers Marion and Sisson families. Funeral services were held at Carpenter Church for Miss Mamie Webb, a longtime resident who had been ill. Others visiting from Columbus Lancaster Sisson Albany and Menzie Webb are mentioned along with travel to California by Mr and Mrs Fern Radcliffe and Mrs Grafton Stout taking post office duties in their absence.
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Mrr
W. E. Jeffers
Watta Fisher
Wilson Pa
Calvin Garby
Lexington
Clyde Jeffers
Marion
William Cheadle
Carpenter Church
Mamie Webb
Webb
Menzie Webb
Johnson
Columbus
Charles McCall
Lancaster
Frank
Mont
Portland Area Social Briefs
Portland area social notices list visiting relatives and local gatherings. Names include Rev. C. P. Cecil, Mrs. Martha Murphy, W. C. Moser, Lily Smith, Bert Smith, Zollie Talbott, Rufus Talbott, Lidia Morehouse, Linley Rowe, J. A. Siders, Vaughn Adams, Rose Patterson, Ralph McDade, John Larson, and Wilkie Larson among others. Several trips and illnesses are noted, along with a store fire loss at Hopewell and a hospital visit for John Wheaton.
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Portland
C. P. Cecil
Boca Ratan
Fla
Blue Ash
Martha K. Murphy
Danny
Shone
Lloyd Hawkins
Washington, Pa
W. C. Moser
Jo Swan
Harry Swan
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Lily Smith
Bert
Belpre
L. C. Harris
Hopewell
W. Va
Zollie Talbott
Steubenville
Rufus Talbott
Barberton
William Talbott
Lidia Morehouse
Toppins Grove
J. A. Siders
Vaughn Adams
Earl Jewett
Parkersburg
Rose Patterson
Pleasantview
Eva Blosser
Ralph McDade
Parkersurge
John Larson
Carl Dailey
Black Lick
Delbert Patterson
Great Bend
Wilkie Sar- Som
James Rush
Lester Ambert
Columbus
B. F. Price
Henry Walnrown
R. S. Henderson, Jr
Fay Pickens
Reedsville
Mattie Henderson
Wilkie Larson
Mississippi River
M.S. Lehigh
John Wheaton
Fred DeLong
Eureka
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkershurr
News Social Notes From Storys Run Area
Storys Run social notes list visits from Mrs Tena Lynch and many neighbors. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Ward, Mrs Anna Ward, Mrs Sarah Thomas, Mrs Ada Reed of Columbus, Rev Raymond Ife, Rev Osborne, and Mrs Wesley F L Ward. Etta Evans led a Sunday School picnic to Middleport Park and Ward family remodeling advances noted. Charles Manley moved to Middleport and Ross Fife plans to move into the former Mantes home. Leonard George and guests from Charleston WV visited Everett Plantz's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Lynch
Anna Ward
Charles Ward
Sarah Thomas
Ada Reed
Columbus
Archie Thomas
Janie
Raymond Ife
Osborne
Wesley F_L Ward
Etta Evans
FWB
Middleport Park
Ward
OMN McElhinney
Sears
Charles Manley
Middleport
Ross Fife
Mantes
Leonard George
Charleston
Mineral Social Briefs Highlight Local Moves Illness and Visits
Social notes from Mineral list discharge of Blythe Swart returning home, Idene Ely visiting from Newark, and George Bodkins ill with pneumonia near Mineral. Repairs on C M Buckley’s new home, funeral for Mrs Harvey McVey in Albany, sympathy floral from Mission Church, and multiple locals visiting Athens or Mansfield.
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Mineral
Blythe Swart
Idene Ely
Newark
George Bodkins
C. M. Buckley
Clifford Andrews
Albany
Harvey McVey
Mission Church
Rebecca Buckler
Mildred Buckley
Athens
Max Lowry
Mansfield
Carl Lovett
Clarence Penrod
Lewis Crow
Nye Chevrolet Garage Company
J. P. Emish
Youngstown
C. F. Emish
Ada Clark
Hamden
Wilkesville Social News Notes Highlights
Wilkesville Garden Club guests of Vinton Township Garden Club on Oct. 8 at the high school. A son born Sept. 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Strausbaugh at Sheltering Arms Hospital died Oct. 1. mother released Oct. 4. Ted Spires funeral held at the Presbyterian Church with burial Yankee Cemetery after Harley Strong brought him from Columbus. Relatives from afar attended, including Wellie, Paul, Nellie, Norma, Pauline and Blair Might. Past Matrons Club Eastern Star hosted a picnic Sunday night Oct. 6 at a roadside park near Wellston.
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Wilkesville
Yankee Sr
Wellie
Paul
Nellie
Norma
Pauline
Blair Might
Athens
Emma Kinnison
Wellston
Bernice Hall
J. E. Strong
The
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OPA
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Rim
Nilsen
Vsthme
Wilson
Charles Halleck
Tadiana
GOP
Missouri
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Kansas
Harry
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Keny
Columbia, River Valley Authority
Carpenter and Vicinity News
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Wilkesville Vicinity
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