Secret Agent Hilary Shenstone Returns Home
Hilary Shenstone, a British secret agent presumed dead, reunites with London society while his brother George pursues Alice, Hilary’s fiancée. His mother reveals hidden loyalties and fears as she hopes George and Alice find happiness, fearing the hazards of Hilary’s dangerous work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilary Shenstone
Ragland
Nanstarthing
Hilary
London
George
Alice
Shenstone
McAndrews
We the People By JAY FRANKLIN on Southern political shift
The piece analyzes the transformation of Southern politics as Old Guard Democrats lose control to rising reform currents. It notes Crump’s Memphis machine defeat and Lyndon Johnson’s close Texas race as signs of a broader Dixie revolution, while Northern Republicans ally with old Southern interests to curb democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Johnson
Texas New Dealer
Old Guard
Texas
Pappy O’daniel
United States Senate
South
Harry Truman
Henry Wallace
Tom Dewey
Washington
Roosevelt
Huey Long
Court House
Dixie
National Democratic Party
William McKinley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fitzgerald the Enigmatic Union Leader Faces Subcommittee Scrutiny
Edson profiles Al bert J. Fitzgerald of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America CIO as a central figure in left wing CIO politics. The House Labor Sub Committee questions him over Communist influence within UVEW while Fitzgerald defends his balance between radical and conservative factions and his support for Henry Wallace's third party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert J. Fitzgerald
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
CIO
Union Labor
House Labor
Charles J. Kersten
Milwaukee
Fitzgerald
UVEW
Short Fitzgerald
Cammie
Julius Emspak
Lynn
Mass
Boston Irish
Big Fitz
Henry Wallace
Third
Philadelphia
National Labor Committee
Wallace
Lynn Motor
General Electric
UEW
James B. Carey
Carey
Mutual
Philip Murray
Dave McDonald
Labor Movement
Murray, Carey, McDonald and Company
Truman
Fitz
Community visits and a large White family reunion
Mr and Mrs Charles Rueter visited Mr and Mrs Ed Griffith. Leo Eddy and family visited Canton relatives. Richard Harris returned home to Syracuse after two weeks with J C McKay and Edmond Haymon. A family reunion was held at Grover White’s with many relatives from Canton Killbuck Coshocton and Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashan
Charles Rueter
Pomeroy
Ed Griffith
Leo Eddy
Canton
Grover White
Frank Holter
Old Town
Guy Singer
Richard Harris
Syracuse
J. C. McKay
Edmond Haymon
Carl Offutt
Hawk Nest
Betty Ours
Ernest Johnson
Middleport
Kenneth Davis
Rosela
Dexter
Orval Holter
Arthur Orr
Marilyn
Martha
Janet
Mike Theiss
Dorcas
Harry Fisher
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alen Bailey
Robert Bailey
Chester
Paul Orr
Doris
Donna Jean
Junior
Clayton Jones
Charleston
Larry Morarity
W. R. Baker
Tarry
Andrew
Paul
Clarence Robison
Mary Jo
Wilma
Wesley
Jack Hogsman
Lora Kay
Linda Lou
Killbuck
Ohio
Delbert Lamp
Coshocton
Iva Kyle
Coolville
Betty Lou
Patty Sue
Judy Ann
Willie White
Lena and
Norman and
Jerry
Wakeman White
Ralph Ballard
Butch
Carl Lee
Arthur Orry
Mary McKay
Common Sense Urges Clearing Road Obstructions
Discussion on dangers of rural roads in the district highlighting obstructed intersections and curves caused by corn fields and bushes. Editors argue most drivers ignore speed limits but emphasize removing hazards at road approaches as common sense to reduce wrecks and protect lives.
CIO backs Truman as labor leaders seek unity in political race
Labor leaders once hunted a candidate to defeat Truman in Philadelphia. Now the CIO pledges its rank and file to his reelection but faces the task of uniting independent unionists. Old line Democrats worry over Wallace Dixiecrats and November prospects as Truman’s strength appears tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
Philadelphia
CIO
Truman
Wallace
Congress
Cliffords Return From Visit To Columbus
Mr and Mrs P H Clifford have returned home after visiting their son Ray of Columbus Funeral services for Lewis E Lehman Hemlock were conducted at the Church of Christ parish Hemlock The Rev Owen Plumley officiated Burial was in Maplewood cemetery New Lisbon Lehman 77 survived by wife Jessie and three sons Mrs Elmer Rowland planned to spend Labor Day weekend with son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs E Rowland of Dayton Mrs J R Richardson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
J. R. Richardson
William and Elizabeth Davis Family Reunion Held at Waterworks Park
The second Davis family reunion occurred August 29 at Waterworks Park New Lexington with 72 attendees. George Davis of Lakewood Ohio led the meeting. Officers elected include Thomas I Davis president Will Schuster vice president Margaret Hopkins secretary Kathryn Warren treasurer. An entertainment committee and arrangements committee were named. Next year’s gathering is set for September 11 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and Elizabeth Davis
Waterworks Park
New Lexington
George Davis
Lakewood
Ohio
Gomer C. Davis
Thomas L. Davis
Thomas I. Davis
Hopedale
Will Schuster
Ironton
Margaret Hopkins
Shawnee
Kathryn Warren
Greenville
Dorothy Cooke
Phil Davis
Marjorie Holden
Charles Schuster
Charles Schuster, Jr
Athens
Sue Huston
Fred Huston
Arcanum
Dwight Cooke
Columbus
Edward Davis
Prescott Foo
Nellie Chang
Oliver Cooper
Wadsworth
Tei Lenore
Tippy Foo
Chang
Graceland College
Laverne Rusk
Akron
John Abram
Leila Norris
Lancaster
Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings Reported
Social notes span Somerset to Union Furnace with visits by Ben Allen and Lloyd Hopkins, plus families from Columbus, Logan, Lancaster, Euclid, and McConnelsville. WSCS dinner at Mrs. Bardain marks community activity. Elizabeth Jones earned all A grades at Rio Grande College and will graduate with BS in education next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Ben Allen
Somerset
Lloyd Hopkins
Wyskiver
Union Furnace
Dale Harris
Columbus
Harry Harris
Walter Haas
Logan
I. R. Haas
Warren Cremean
J. C. Cremean
Fred White
Lancaster
Luther Bardain
Earle Heinlein
Herbert Jones
Larry
Treadley
Euclid
Cleveland
WSCS
Mattie Weede
Annie Sinnott
Annie Barstow
Grace Harris
Chiioie Fuller
Bessie Mowrey
Leota Dickens
Perry County Court Notes Show Numerous Guardianships and Divorces
A Perry County court record lists guardian ad litem appointments for minors, royalties of estates, and partitions in several cases. It notes guardians named for Adams and Spung minors, custody decisions in Steen v Steen, and several divorces including Brumage, Bash, and Swain, with alimony and property settlements. Marriage licenses issued to Davis Turner, Wilson Daniels, Thomas Hillyard, Custer Gill, Bell Gillogg.
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New Lexington
A _ guardian
E. P. Waler
Rachel Z. Skinner
Riley W. Hope
Peter Titks
Peter Stickdorn
August Stickdorn
Roy D. Deaver
Clay C. Deaver
Plaintif
B. F. Schwartz
Dewey B. Frey
Golda Frey
George W. Taylor
Benchley Marsh Co
United Mine Workers
Jones
Williams
Samuel David Adams
Cecelia Jones
Patricia Spung
Connie Spung
Emma Taylor
Justice of the Peace
W. L. Thorne
Edgar D. Brannon
Wigton Bailey, Inc
Lewis V. King
Edward Hodgson
Partners
King and
Gertrude Steen
John Steen
Pamela Kay Steen
Glen Akenhead
Earl W. Kirtley
A and A Coal Co
Manly Roberts
Clayton
Rex Huffman
Charles Stephenson
A. L. Groff
Minta C. Hiller
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Mae Jones
Earl. Jones
Coshocton
Ralph "Ggart
J. D. Ross Coal Co
Stanley Brumage
Roseville
Eileen Betty Brumage
Jackson
Mich
Eileen Betty Walker
Lewis Bash
New Lexington Rt. 1
Mary Louise Bash
Zanesville
Pearl M. Swain
Arnold Swain
Nathan L. Davis
Shawnee
Betty L. Turner
Paul Eugene Wilson
Glenford
Clara Marie Daniels
Thornville
Raymond R. Thomas
Army
Lancaster
Hazel M. Hillyard
Stanley P. Custer, Jr
Farmer
Rushville
Dorothy M. Gill
Donald R. Bell
Margaret I. Gillogg
Somerset
Radio Programs Area Stations Listed with Call Letters
A compilation of station identifiers across Ohio and West Virginia including NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WBNS Columbus WSAZ Huntington WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus ABC WCOL Columbus WMOA Marietta with their respective frequencies. The list highlights regional broadcast outlets serving multiple communities and networks in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
Abc-Wcol
WMOA
Marietta
Radio Schedule Snapshot From Evening into Late Night
A broken airwave list shows CBS ABC and NBC programs through the evening into early morning, including news, music, dramas, variety shows, and kiddies hours with names like Lowell Thomas Beulah Fulton Lewis Jr Rex Maupin and Gabiel Heatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs
Cbs East
Abe Lowell Thomas
Abee-Baaie Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Abe News
van Damme
Abe Bob Crosby
Rex Maupin
Harkness
Cbs Sports
New Faces
Abe Mr. Keen
Billy Rose
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Ray Noble
All Star Revue
Bob Hawk
Playhouse
Fred Waring
Cbs Dance Music
Morton Downey
Doctor's Comments on Measles Causes and Care
Measles spreads by respiratory droplets and is highly contagious before rash. Symptoms begin two weeks after exposure with cold like signs and rising fever. Complications include bronchitis and pneumonia. treatment rests in bed, ventilation, fluids, and light sensitivity management.
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United States
German Immigration Bars To Be Lowered
The United States plans to reopen immigration to Germans after seven years. The first of 25 957 Germans eligible for admission each year will be chosen soon after mass registration of applicants in the Western occupation zones of Germany and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Reich
Germany
Austria
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Ohio & W. Va
Postoffic
Home Office
Russia
Limehouse
Egypt
Mrs. Shenstone
Hinton
We, the People
Jay Franklin
North Carolina
Edson
Lan
Dick Turner
Corning
N. Y
Ozark Valley
Abec
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Cbs Treasury
By Galbraith
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
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