Truman calls Congress back for seven week special session
The president summons a seven week special session to address domestic and European issues. He faces tax revision pressure, control debates, and restoring or adjusting price and material controls while avoiding extended focus on long range plans for Europe.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Europe
Far East
South America
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
Subscriptions are payable weekly to the carrier by mail in Ohio and West Virginia where home delivery is unavailable. Rates: 1 year nine dollars, 6 months five dollars, 3 months three dollars, 1 month one dollar. Foreign rates quoted on request. Second Class Matter under the 1918 Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Parnell Thomas
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Hollywood
Sheppard
Rankin
Communist Party
John Howard Lawson
Lawson
House UN- American Committee
Jack L. Warner
Ohio
West Virginia
Challenge To Love: Camellia and Joel Reunite on Campus
On opening day Camellia Austin confronts Professor Herbert Powell about grieving Gary Marlowe. Joel Conroy returns as a veteran student and teases hope for a future, while Cam faces social temptations on Fraternity Row and Maurine Blair eyes the Dean’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camellia Austin
Herbert Powell
Joel Conroy
Joel
Gary
Cam
Maurine Blair
Dean Austin
Fraternity Row
Eta Mu
Cartersville
Eta
Uncle William
Maurine
Carminne
Fifth Avenue
57Th Street
Cammie
Camellia
Doctor describes cancer trends and prevention measures
The doctor reviews cancer trends by type, noting declines with early treatment and rising lung cancer due to smoking and tar exposure. It highlights uterus cancer when caught early, mouth cancer linked to dental irritation, and the overall estimate that one third of cancers are curable. It calls for regular examinations and physician vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
UN and Russia Back Plan for Palestine Partition
After two years the United Nations and the Soviet Union agree on partition as the just solution for Europe’s Jewish refugees. The outlook praises reduced Arab Jewish clashes and hopes for a peaceful settlement, with the Kremlin’s stance seen as a cautious step toward UN goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Palestine
UN Palestine Commission
Europe
India
Holy Land
Kremlin
Prices Rise as Wages and Costs Push Up Bills
The piece argues price debates reflect real costs across wages, taxes, and materials. It notes workers resist high prices for shirts yet accept higher wages, farmers protest machinery costs while Meat and grain prices rise, and real estate hits $20,000 homes for $10,000 prewar. Government deficits fuel inflation.
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Nation
Jack B. Wallach
Jesse James
Baruch cited urging inflation controls from all facets
The column debates Bernard M Baruch and his view on inflation remedies arguing against rationing and price controls as police state policies. It notes Baruch’s wealth from speculation, his White House bench habit, and suggests Roosevelt ignored his ideas. It then shifts to a PTA leader opposing unfunded federal school aid and praises limited state funding. The piece ends with a biblical and Tacitus quote about flatterers.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Truman
White House
Roosevelt
Community Socials Highlight Local Visits and Club Events
Mrs Gifford Hall Logan entertained guest Miss Myrtle Douglass Columbus. Mrs C H Roudebush and son Barrett returned to Nelsonville after trips to Cincinnati and Indianapolis. masquerade contest awards went to Mrs George Maxwell and Mrs Hattie Burson at the Tuesday Needle Club. C W Stone led Childs Conservation League meeting at C M Smith home. John Clark McArthur hosted Viva Warring Columbus. William T Farrell led Ohio University caravan celebrating Northwest Territory founding. Home Guards of First Methodist Church enjoyed masquerade party hosted by Mrs C D Duncan and Mrs Fred Mathews. Miss Jessie Cooper selected for Cresset Ohio University honorary society. Newton Spencer Logan named Hocking County Red Cross roll call chairman. Delores Baughman hosted Halloween party.
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George Maxwell
Hattie Burson
Tuesday Needle Club
Alice Francis
First Methodist Church
Local Ravenswood Social News and Visits
Ravenswood notes report Heart and Hand Rebekah Lodge gathering with a list of attendees and a Walton Memorial Methodist Halloween party with prize winners. Also covered are moves and visits by local residents including Somerville relocating to Parkersburg and hospital stays in Morgantown Ed Wilson Newell and others.
Ravenswood PTA Meeting Features Music and Notes
At the Ravenswood High PTA meeting 100 attendees heard Mrs. Margaret Carmichael preside and Rev. Frederick Valentine Jr. perform banjo solos. Students from fourth and fifth grades sang, with choral readings and poems read by local youths. A 4-H club segment and a planned free eye-check event by Dr. R. W. Beatty were announced for October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenswood Parent-Teacher Association
Margaret Carmichael
Frederick Valentine, Jr
Robert Park
Selma Harris
Robert Gillet
Eleanor Wooster
Jean Compston
Jimmy McCoy
John Kuhn
Dee Chambers
Thelma Foggins
Robert Pinnell
Leah Bare
Charles Halil
Carroll Safreed
Donnie Jarrett
Jackie Carmichael
Martena Patterson
Jean
June Linchcome
Hazel Casto
Carolyn Davis
Mary Lou West
June Claypool
Ravenswood
C. R. Rowley
United Service of First Presbyterian Met at Mrs Blake Home
The United Service of the First Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Howard Blake on October 3. Mrs. Elsie Fleming presided and conducted the meeting. The afternoon topic Christ Made Known was led by Mrs. Blake. Hostess served refreshments to guest Mrs. James Cookman of Rom ney and members including Mrs. R. L. McCoy, Mrs. F. P. Chambers, Mrs. Paul Harris Sr., Mrs. Harvey Starr, Mrs. Eugene Perkins, Mrs. J. W. Williamson, Mrs. Earl McGlothlin, Mrs. Elsie Fleming, Mrs. C. R. Cunningham, Mrs. P. B. Harris Jr., Mrs. W. C. Clark, Mrs. C. E. Keeney, Mrs. George Williamson, and Mrs. Rice.
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United Service of the
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Blake
Elsie Fleming
Christ
Blake
James Cookman
Romney
R. L. McCoy
F. P. Chambers
Paul Harris
Harvey Starr
Eugene Perkins
J. W. Williamson
Earl McGlothlin
C. R. Cunningham
P. B. Harris, Jr
W. C. Clark
C. E. Keeney
George Williamson
Rice
Ravenswood Wedding Announced for Emma Richards and Paul Casto
Announcement this week plans the marriage of Miss Emma Richards of Ravenswood to Paul A Casto of Ravenswood at the Baptist Church parsonage. Rev Robert Gillett will perform the ceremony with only Miss Ocie Mae Hill and Marjorie Ann Priddy in attendance. Mrs Casto is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Richards and Mr Casto is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Casto. The bride will wear a brown full suit with brown accessories and the couple will travel to Morro for a post ceremony trip.
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L. P. Somerville
Ravenswood
Parkersburg
Robert Herron
David
New Cumberland
J. R. Keller
George Smith
John Carmichael
Camden-Clark Hospital
Ed Wilson
Newell
Lorene Wilson
Louise Tice
Elva Carmichael
Morgantown
Elwood Brown
Roberta Ann
Brown
Bert Fleming
Erma Poling
Elizabeth Fleming
Tampa
Fla
Emma Richards
Paul A. Casto
the Baptist Church
Robert Gillett
Ocie Mae Hill
Marjorie Ann Priddy
Casto
Ira Richards
Edward (Whitie) Casto
Ladies Aid Met at Frances Wallace Home
The Christian Church Ladies Aid met at Frances Wallace home with Hazel Ear ich presiding and Edith McDaniel leading devotions. Guests and members served refreshments to a long list of local women while chatter included farm sales and visiting relatives from Akron to Millfield and Amesville.
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Millfield
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Frances Wallace
Hazel Earich
Edith McDaniel
Wallace
Alice Carr
Ida Hill
Celia Boudinot
Garnet Blower
Grace Border
Elizabeth Robinett
Nellie Russell
Georgia Nagle
Maxine Boudinot
Carr
Bertha Howard
Frank James
Frank Canter
Iden Brown
Akron
R. H. Werner
Denver White
Amesville
Albert Dust
Jacksonville
Richard Dust
Orris Boudinot
Myrna Rae
Bonita Kay Boudinot
Terry
Denny White
Genevieve Wemer
Velma Werner
Genevieve
Ardith Boudinot
Delores Quinn
Patty Wallace
Norma Willis
Barbara Willis
Norma Kasler
Darlene Kasler
June Sayers
Donna Sayers
Violet Theison
Bonita Boudinot
Myrna Boudinot
Harold Sayers
Earl Brown
Jay Lewis
Leroy Mullins
James Cunningham
Floyd
Donna Sue Wemer
Floyd Wemer
Joe Guerra
Canton
Lewis Muzio
Guerra
Muzio
John Kaszonyi
Elizabeth Willis
Alex Kaszonyi
Eleanor Kaszonyi
McKeesport
Charles Handa
Dorothy Parker
Michael
Connie Parker
Pauline Handa
Charles
David
Donald Handa
Cleveland
Handa
Kenneth Hanson
Glousier
Herman North
C. F. Boudinot
Radio Program Schedule Listing for NBC and CBS Stations
A historical grid of hourly radio offerings for Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and more detailing station call signs frequencies and a full day schedule from 6:00 to 6:45 with news sports music drama and variety programs across networks CBS ABC MBS and local repeats of Lum and Abner and Kiddies Hour with specific times and show titles.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Abec
Frontiers of Science
Cbs East Lum & Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Sonya
Abe
Abe Bob Crosby
Cbs the Green Hornet
Abe Arthur Hale
Basic
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Milton Berle
Judy
Abe Mr. and
Mrs. North
Cbs America
Billy Rose
Amos and
Andy
Gabriel Heatter
Molly
Boston
Abe Zane Grey
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Cbs Labor
U.S.A
California
Voice of Business
Abc News
N. Y
Oklahoma
Shady Valley
Fred Waring
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Abe Kate Smith
Nbe
Abe Martin Brock
Paul Whiteman
West
Lum
Abner
Chester visitors and local calls noted in Chester area
Mr and Mrs Bernard Eiselstein of Akron visited relatives in Chester. Charles Eistlestein of Columbus visited with Mr and Mrs Floyd Ridenour. A brother Jack returned home with them. Mr and Mrs Pearl Wakely of Marietta called on local families. Helen Christy returned to Akron after visiting her parents. Marietta guests with the Curtis Wolfe family. Eldon Kraeuter of Carmel spent Sunday with the Hartungs. Senior class to sponsor a fall festival at the high school on Nov 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Bernard Eiselstein
Akron
Charles Eistlestein
Columbus
Floyd Ridenour
Jack
Pearl Wakely
Marietta
John Hayes
Helen Christy
Grover Christy
Curtis Wolfe
Eldon Kraeuter
Carmel
Eddie Hartung
Goldin Wolfe
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Lawrence
Peter Edson
Sam Wood
Robert E. Stripling
Adolphe Menjou
Esquire Magazine
John Charles Moffitt
Los Angeles
Moffitt
Screen Writers’ Guild
California Labor School
Harry Bridges Defense Movement
Hollywood Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Hollywood Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Howard Rushmore
New York Daily Worker
New York
Williams College
Reuter
France
Italy
Sam
Ethel Hamill
Separation Center
Carter
Low Ludlow
Sam Simmons
PTA
Taft
Tacitus
C. H. Roudebush
Barrett
Nelsonville
Indianapolis
C. W. Stone
The
Child’s Conservation League
C. M. Smith
John Clark
Ohio University
Northwest Territory
William T. Farrell
Jessie Cooper
Cresset, Ohio University Honorary Society
Newton Spencer, Logan
Hocking County Red Cross Roll Call
Delores Baughman
Ravenswood News
Heart and Hand
Rebekah Lodge 4
Frank Abels
Everett Hafer
Guy Laughlin
Mabel Fling
Jessie Geren
Ruby Watts
Marguherita Geren
Elsie Geren
Golden Hour
Walton Memorial Methodist Church
Reynolds
Margaret Helen Rowley
J. W. Short
W. C. Stanley
John McCoy
Nelson Critchfield
Tom Coyle
Harlan Staats
Howard Johnson
Holly Moorehead
Monroe
Miss Rowley
Paul Rowley
Othell Linchcome
Solon Chambers
Hilah West
Darrel Fox
W. G. Kyger
Galen Rowley
C. E. Baker
Flora Nay
Walter Mitchell
John Hall
Paul Pickens
Gansville
Proctor
Washington Street
Ravenswood Personals
Virgil Flinn
Elmer Flinn
Golda Ritchie
John Bramer
Long Bottom
United Service
By Galbraith
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