Uncommon Man Forum volleys at election rhetoric
Hal Boyle argues that progress over twenty years cannot be credited to one party alone and warns against promising a return to older regimes. He condemns Stevenson and Truman rhetoric, cites costs of Roosevelt era programs, and notes waste and loss of freedom alongside gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Coolidge
Hoover
Wilson
Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Stevenson
Harding
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Europe
Truman
Trade controls in Cold War era shape Russia relations
In a report on the Battle Act, Harriman explains how the United States and allies limit trade with the Soviet bloc while permitting essential military or strategic items. He notes only a few cases of banned goods by mid year and urges ongoing control updates to slow Russia’s war production without starving allied defense needs.
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Washington
Russia
W. Averell Harriman
Mutual Security Agency
U.S
Harriman
Congress
Netherlands
Italy
Denmark
Change and records guide voters toward informed choice
G G Young of Nelsonville argues readers should study the records of both parties rather than slogans. He credits wartime and New Deal era programs for prosperity and urges the younger generation to seek facts, form independent opinions, and vote for what they want.
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the Messenger
Cox
Davey
Lausche
Roosevelt
Nelsonville
Second Man on the Ticket in Hydetown Drama
Clyde McDonald brings plans for a big story to Hydetown as Ginny confesses she may tell Clyde the truth about Aunt Hattie and Governor Warburton. Roy confronts Ginny about the safety of the deal while Clyde awaits a Baltimore specialist for Mrs. Warburton.
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Clyde McDonald
Ginny
Clyde
Roy
Willie Warburton
Baltimore
Aunt Hattie
Miss Hattie
Noy
Hydetown
Mel Fisher
Hattie
Warburton
Bill Evers
Lucy
Bill Fwers
Bill
The Doctor's Advice Worth Its Cost to Patient
A physician's guidance holds value if the patient heeds it, but the story notes the missed opportunity when advice goes unheeded.
Television Schedules and Soaps From Local Stations
A scraped OCR page lists nightly and weekend TV lineups for WLW C CHANNE WBNS and WITVN with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 12:45 a.m. including sport, variety, and news shows. The excerpt also contains a serialized fiction scene featuring Roy Ginny and Clyde, signaling a publication of a continuing story.
Radio Schedule Snapshot With Network Affiliations
A dense listing of radio stations NBC WLW CBS WBNG and others across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens and Gallipolis with time slots from noon to 10 PM including news commentary dramas sports music soap operas and early television crossovers. It outlines programs such as Jack Smith Show One Man's Family Gunsmoke The Lone Ranger and top music acts, plus weather and farm shows.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wbng
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WOUI
Ebs
Abc-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abo-Mbs-West Oe
Abe
Cbs
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Tracer
Abe Gun
F.B.L
Abe Gracie Fields
Abec Hornblower
Cbs Ozzie & Harriet
Cba
Corliss Archer
Abe Eugenie Baird
Cantonahe
Cbs Boxing
Mystery
Cbs Orchestra
Abe Theater of Today
Cbs Ranch Boys
Abe Peare Oes
Rely West
Abe Aine Army
Abe Na 7
Abe A Orchestra
Estra
Abe City Hospital
Washin
Abe & Abe
Dunn
Louis Saturda
Abe-Che Gong
Abec
Smiley Whitley
Earl Godwin
Cbs Faith Future
NBC Symphony
Cbs Sports Parade
Obs
Bette Nie
al Helfer
Pentagon
Public Service
Vaughn Monroe
Cbs Ng
Bob and Ray
Ronesen Ware
Abe Cing Y
Cbs Theater of Air
Steve Allen
Haureebe
Guy Lombardo
Nbe
Abe Chicago Theater
Duke of
Warning on Appendicitis Dangers and Precautions
Dr Edwin P Jordan warns that appendicitis remains deadly if misdiagnosed or treated with laxatives. Key signs include fever and white blood cell rise, with pain variable by patient age and position. He notes early diagnosis and antibiotics plus surgery reduce deaths, and advises against laxatives while symptoms appear.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Tomorrow’s stars warn of conflict and caution
The article warns of destructive forces and urges restraint in speech and actions. It notes birthdays bring temper, urges calm decisions, and describes a fiery child. It adds a peculiar belief that each bee colony has a graveyard near water, and bees die as a duty to avoid contaminating others.
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Hal Boyle
Saul
The
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
New York
Mynah
Linzer
Westinghouse
Teevee
Acee
Deecee
By James Marlow
the Messenger Public Forum
Franklin Roosevelt
Sorest Seas
Wlw-C
Channe
Corral
Sports Today
Capitol News
al Morgan
Dennis Day
Sen
Taft
Aldrich
Family Playhous
Charles Antell
Wsaz-Tv
Wbns-Tv
Channel 10
Chet Long
Irma
Stars Playhouse
Hollywood Theater
Mrs. North
Misa Brooks
Pepper
Weather
Armchair Theater
Chas. Antell
Ed McConnel
Hopalong Cassidy
Bill Hickok
Kit Carson
Jack Gleason
Boston Blackie
Mystery Theater
WITVN
Channel
Club
Waite Hoyt
Captain Video
Father
Harriet
Ozzie
All Star News
Art
By Edwin Lashes
Inamie
Bis Tauben
Archie Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
Cbs Space Patrol
Abo
Tas Snelion
Abe Coast Guard Cadeta
Ste —Abe
Dhs
Eddie Fisher
Abe Farm Conference
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
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