Vaughan article spurs unification push for National Guard
Washington story notes White House aide Vaughan backs merging National Guard with the Organized Reserve. It contrasts Truman’s National Guard recruitment push and a proposed vice presidential pick mix, naming Forrestal Harriman Jackson as discussed New York possibilities.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
White House
National Guard
Organized Reserve
Harry S. Truman
New York
Pennsylvania
Truman
James M. Mead
Buffalo
Dewey
Forrestal
Harriman
Jackson
Love Triangle Opens in College Between Cam and Joel
On opening day at Camellia University Camelia learns Joel Conroy, a returned veteran she once admired, has come back to finish college. Maurine Blair Cam’s cousin overhears and pursues Joel with playful boldness. Cam hides her jealousy as Joel agrees to a first date with Maurine, setting up a complex social web for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camellia Austin
Joel
Cam
Gary Marlowe
Maurine Blair
Angel
Maurine
Camelia
Ronald Colman
Cammie
Joel Conroy
William
Pacific
Washington
Gary
College Hill
Tell Its Story Franklyn Waltman Urges Free Enterprise Sales
Franklyn Waltman of Sun Oil argues American business must show the value of private property and liberty and expose the evils of collectivism. He says free enterprise proves resource development and living standards rise through productivity and competition, in peace and war, outperforming totalitarian systems. He calls for business to repeatedly tell this story to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Waltman
Sun Oil Company
MISLED WORKERS BY BRITISH COAL NATIONALIZATION VIEW
The Mine Workers Journal criticizes English miners for believing nationalization improves conditions. It argues socialism harms freedom under government dictate and notes low English coal production and poor wages compared with American miners. It urges honest cooperation of capital labor and government to sustain free enterprise.
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The
Mine Workers Journal
United Mine Workers Union
Europe
England
United States
Cosmpolitan Club Dinner Hosts and Violin Prize at Jackson
Mrs. C L Stout of Nelsonville entertained Cosmpolitan Club members at her home for a dinner. The Pallas Club met with Mrs. E M Garrett. Emmy Lou Keehne of Pomeroy won first prize for a violin solo at a contest in Jackson Ohio. Mrs. Robert Hodkins attended the Public Health Association state meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Lou Keehne
Pomeroy
Jackson
Ohio
Robert Hodkins
Columbus
The
Public Health Association
Thaxton Family Fete Honors Mary A Thaxton Birthday
Mr and Mrs W H Thaxton of Gallipolis hosted relatives and friends to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Mary A Thaxton, mother of Mrs Thaxton. The Feeney Bennett Post of the Middleport American Legion attended the event.
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W. H. Thaxton
Gallipolis
Feeney-Bennett
The
Middleport
American Legion
Plan to raise production by tax-exempt extra hours
Lawrence's Dispatch urges a one-year measure to grant tax exemptions for hours worked above 40 at straight time to boost production and lower prices. The columnist argues against price controls, cites penalties in current wage laws, and says voluntary worker incentives could spur significant output.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
America
Workers of America
Congress
Sam Simmons Says on Hollywood Communists and Morals
A 1930s critique argues Congress should expose Hollywood influence while noting Communist presence in major film roles. It warns of subversive ideas targeting youths and calls for limits on anti government activity, citing free speech and moral concerns in the industry.
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Committee of Congress
Hollywood
United States
Acting Judge Disposes Of Gallia Court Cases
Gallia County Common Pleas Judge James Collier, visiting Ironton, disposed of several cases on Tuesday and signed decisions on others. Arraignments set bonds for grand jury indictments including Juanita Tarter for blackmail at 1000 dollars and her husband Henry at 2000 dollars. Curtis Swick court duties saw 300 dollar bonds for each of three brothers on assault counts, with Dorman Swick at 500 dollars. Edward Roach pleaded innocent to non support with a 300 dollar bond. Hal Borden pleaded guilty and must pay support and costs. Garland Wills pleaded innocent to non support and posted 300 dollars. Joseph Blankenship and Kermit Spires Neal Kneisley could not appear due to legal technicalities.
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Gallipolis
James Collier
Ironton
Gallia County Common
Pieas
Lewis C. Warden
Collier
Juanita Tarter
Henry
Netted
Curtis
Kenneth Swick
Dorman Swick
Edward Paul Roach
Hal Borden
Garland George Wills
Joseph Blankenship
Kermit Spires
Neal Kneisley
Legion Ladies State Meeting Preparations Seen at Crooksville
Gallipolis will send two cars carrying Legion Auxiliary members to the Eighth district conference in Crooksville Thursday. Mrs. George Lear and Mrs. Bert Elliott will drive. Attending known include Mrs. John Houck Lafayette Unit No. 27, Mrs. Roy White, Mrs. Ethel Wood, Mrs. Darlene Leaper, Mrs. O. G. Lyle, Mrs. Frank Lyons, Mrs. Blazer Wetherholt, and Tillie Denney.
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Gallipolis
American Legion Auxiliary
Crooksville
George Lear
Bert Elliott
John Houck
Lafayette
Roy White
Ethel Wood
Darlene Leaper
O. G
River Traffic Gallipolis Gauges and Locks Report
Gauge readings on the Ohio River at Gallipolis Eureka locks show 18.3 feet upstream and 9.7 feet downstream with 1.5 feet on the rollers. Vessels Dawn Solvay George Verity Heekin, and others passed downstream or upstream at various times. Kanawha Falls gauge 1.69 feet and Marmet Nancy M, Winfields Barrett progress noted. Former resident Madge Wilson and Doris Minor, both of Columbus, were guests in Gallipolis for two days.
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Gallipolis
Eureka
Ohio River
Dawn
Solvay
George Verity
Heekin
Ohio
Jones
Wheeling
William Penn
Marietta
Titan
Parkersburg
Dravo
Ravenswood
Kanawha Falls
Nancy M
Marmet
Kanawha River
Barrett
Winfields
Madge Wilson
Doris Minor
Columbus
Indian Summer Forecast Misses Calendar Marks
The writer suggests Indian Summer will arrive later in the season after squaw winter with cold and snow. He notes writers seem ahead of time and envisions warmer days and smoky skies following a colder period referenced by native terminology.
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the Messenger
Better Road Move Urged For Elections
Gallia County backs the Better Roads and Streets amendment slated for November 4. County Engineer E N Leonard says the question ranks with the old turnpike issue as crucial, noting traffic has outgrown highways. 500 veterans are being urged to vote Yes via cards from Stanley Evans, Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce roads and streets chair.
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Gallipolis
E. N. Leonard
Gallia County
Stanley Evans
Chamber of Commerce
American Automobile Association
One Bid Received On Bridge in Gallia
A bid of 174330 on a bridge across Raccoon Creek on Rt 775, estimated at 133300, was received by the State Highway Department. The only bid came from George A Stein Construction Co of Chillicothe, the department said.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Raccoon Creek
State Highway Department
Associated Press
George A. Stein
Five sons born at Holzer Hospital in Gallia County
At Holzer Hospital Gallipolis five newborn boys join families of Mrs. Douglas McHaffie Middleport Mrs. Garland Kemper Gallipolis Mrs. F W Clark Gallipolis Mrs. Harold Clark Oak Hill and Mrs Calvin Reichman Middleport. Additional admissions include Mrs. Charles Shepshean Ray Mrs. Carl Miller Rutland Donald Cruse Jackson Mrs H M Robertson Tell City Ind C T Mooney Gallipolis Mrs Earl McCormick Gallipolis Val Reynolds Middleport Rev Elmer Noel Wellston and Mrs Harry Lockard Wellston. Discharges include Richard Reh Jr James A Farrell Mrs D N Mulford Kay Whitt Mrs John Harshbarger and son and Mrs William Safford and son.
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Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Douglas McHaffie
Middleport
Garland Kemper
F. W. Clark
Harold Clark
Oak Hill
Calvin Reichman
Charles Shepshean
Ray
Carl Miller
Rutland
Donald Cruse
Jackson
H. M. Robertson
Tell City
Ind
C. T. Mooney
Earl McCormick
Val Reynolds
Elmer Noel
Wellston
Harry Lockard
Richard Reh, Jr
James A. Farrell
D. N. Mulford
Kay «Whitt
John Harshbarger
William Safford
Resident Returns From Visit To Columbus And Circleville
Mrs. Charles Shelton returns to Gallipolis after visiting sisters Mrs. P. O. Wagner of Columbus and Mrs. Carl Porter of Circleville and staying with her son William Shelton of Circleville. She now resides with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Austin Cot ton in Gallipolis.
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Gallipolis
Charles Shelton
P. O. Wagner
Columbus
Carl Porter
Circleville
William Shelton
Austin Cotton
Nurse Visitor Returns From St Paul in Gallipolis
Mrs Earl McCann of Charleston has returned from visiting in St Paul Minnesota and is a guest of her daughter Mrs Mary Parker at the local school nurse office in Gallipolis Ohio.
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Gallipolis
Earl McCann
Charleston
St. Paul
Concert Place Is Announced By Tri-County Association
Gallia and Meigs counties in Ohio and Mason in West Virginia comprise the tri county area. The Washington School Auditorium will host all performances. A January one week season ticket drive allows purchasers to attend concerts across the tri county region. Mrs. Leo Bean is president and secretary will be appointed. Officers include Virginia Mayes first vice president Lola Mae Sutter second vice president and general chairman William VanHorn third vice president and Joe Miller treasurer.
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Gallipolis
Tri-County Concert Association
Lola Mae Sutter
William VanHorn
Point Pleasant
Joe Miller
Radio Programs and Station List for Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg
A detailed schedule listing NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WCHS WPAR MBS WHKC WMOA and others with timed daily programs for Wednesday October 29 and Thursday October 30, including news, sports, dramas, comedies, variety shows, serials, and kiddies hours across CBS ABC NBC MBS networks and stations in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. The page preserves network identities and program blocks such as The House Party Lone Ranger Drama Dennis Day Comedy Great Gildersleeve and Tonight’s lineup from 6:00 p.m. to 5:45 a.m.
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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-East
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Cbs East Lum & Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Abe Bob Crosby
Abe Leland Stowe
Kaltenborn
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Abe Sweeney
Jack Paar
RFD
America
Abé Whistler
Jimmy Durante
Escape
Henry Morgan
Abe-West
Kate Smith
Abe Queen
Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Hunt Hunt
West
Lum
Abner
Dr William A O Brien Medical Comment Column Deficiency Diseases
Deficiency diseases are more common in certain groups and rare outside them. A low income diet with rising costs can cause deficiency unless meals are well balanced. Chronic illness and improper diets hinder intake and absorption, making careful nutrition essential. Vitamins alone do not cure. emphasis remains on a balanced diet and sometimes blood transfusions.
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Supreme Court
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U.S. Congress
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E. M. Garrett
Lawrence
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Norman Weyland
Earl Beckley
Ohio University Theater
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Logan
Cooperative Council
H. T. Houf
Marine Corps
Pepsacola, Fla
Sam Simmons
T. H. Cuvligy
Legion Ladies State Meeting
the Public Forum
Gallia Hospital
N. Y
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Shady Valley
Fred Waring
Betty Crocker Park
Arthur Godfrey
Ben Alexander
William A. O'Brien
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