Rates and Mailing Prices for Ohio and National Services
Rates shown include 1 year 6.00 6 months 3.50 3 months 2.00 with weekly options 2c per week. By mail in Ohio 1 year 3.60 6 months 2.00 1 week 25c. Outside Ohio 1 year 4.00 6 months 2.75 4 weeks 1.95. Overseas requires letter of request. Notices include obituary and thank you items. Local offices listed in Athens Ohio and Columbus, New York addresses cited.
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Ohio
Athens
Ueatr
Sharons Representatives
John W. Atiten Company
Chicas
New York
Columbius
Cleveland
Llowie
Fuerga
Wallace Should Go From Truman's Cabinet Says Observer
A columnist argues Henry Wallace should resign as Secretary of Commerce, labeling him the most dangerous figure in official Washington and accusing him of shaping foreign policy to appease leftist groups. The piece criticizes Truman for tolerating Wallace and for appearing naïve after Wallace’s controversial speech.
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Henry Wallace
Truman
United States
Wallace
State Department
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Noone
Commerces Department
PAC
CIO
America
Pac-Cio
Russia
Fox
Lesson in Justice and the Bertram Campbell Case
An essay recalls Bertram M Campbell of New York whose wrongful imprisonment ended after a forger confessed. He served years, received 183712 in an award, and died 52 days later. The piece argues miscarried justice harms individuals and cautions against hasty prosecutions.
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Bertram M. Campbell
New York
Campbell
Campbells
Risgn
W.z
Ealth
New Cork
Bertram Campbell
Throwing Stones on Labor and Suppression
An unsigned column questions workers and citizens for tolerating strikes and demagogues. It suggests organized labor leaders benefit while rank and file worry about savings and basic needs, comparing wartime gains to postwar declines. The piece urges action against selfish, politically motivated rhetoric.
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Organized Labor
Wallace bylines threaten Truman policy in cabinet clash
David Lawrence argues in the National Dispatch that Secretary Wallace's insistence on delivering foreign policy speeches risks derailing U.S. policy amid a volatile Paris conference. He warns Truman faces a choice between Wallace and Byrnes, or risk political fallout and possible resignation.
Edson notes Wallace hints at party patronage fallout
Peter Edson surveys Henry Wallace remarks from March and September, suggesting Wallace's talk of tying rewards to loyalty could foreshadow friction with the Truman cabinet. Edson argues cabinet members answer to the President, not voters, and warns of growing unrest amid party strife and public discontent.
Public concerns over county road repairs near Athens
A reader laments the Kimperix road from Nelsonville to Carbondale, noting numerous potholes and poor conditions. He argues roads outside Athens are better maintained, fears winter damage, criticizes the county commissioners, and asks for explanations ahead of upcoming elections. Charles E Pedigo.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Carbondale
Coure
Charles E, Pedigo
Youth Center Space Sought by Athens High School Students
In a letter from Marilyn Poling and Jackie Deem, Athens High School students urge the Recreation Board to provide after school and weekend space for youth activities. They argue housing shortages push youths to unsafe situations and request a shared room for high schoolers with chaperons, offering to pay and seeking citizen support.
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Athens
Recreation Board
Marilyn Poling
Jackie Deem
Athens Hirsh Schaol
Carbondale Area Social Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits
Social notes from Carbondale detail Mace hosting a Sunday birthday dinner for Tushar and family, Ina Woods returning from Columbus with her two sons, and a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Porter Sweacy to Columbus. Duke Katzenbach, injured in a fall at the Carbondale mine, is improving.
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Carbondale
Mace
Social Notes From Mason Names Guests And Weddings
Social notes list guests and visits including families and friends from Mason Garden Prairie Genoa Lave, Mrs Dallas Lucey, Elizabeth Cooner and Miss Jean Raynes Winfield. It notes Miss Ann Noble and Mrs Edward Stackler in Huntington and the Roush wedding of Miss Betty Roush and Ivan L Roush in Pomeroy with a September 9 ceremony.
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Lemuel Roush
Snarl
Genoa
Lave Vio
Garden Prairie
Til
Dallas
M Lucey
Elizabeth Cooner
SFR
Mason Methodist Church
Dressacs School
Przes
Jean Raynes
Winfield
W. Bny
Ray Williamson
Guy Stall
Colum
Earl Ingels
Howard Johnson
Ann Noble
Edward Stacke
Buntington
Mir
Mirs
Roy Jeffers
Rosella
Les Smith
Air
John Hammock
B. F. Board
Charles Berry
Charleston
Russell Barton
Finlerville
Charles Barton
Charlies Wallace and
Daugter
Phoenix
Elia Hutchinson
Mart
Pomeroy
H. Annie
Betty McDaniel
John McDaniel
Mason
Ivan L. Roush
Me. Higgins
Juanita Knapp
Roush
Betty Roush
Graham Station
Charlotte Cook
Kyger Area News Briefs Date Stated Noted Happenings
Kyger area items list family events births and local visits. A Pikeville ceremony united Mr and Mrs Ward in marriage while a birth announced by Mrs Nancy Rune added a grandson to the family. Locals Chester Ward Maxine Darst Cash Darst and Florence Engle visited kin and attended church events in Morgan Center and Huntington.
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Nie
Edward Snauldine
Anderson Spaulding
Poplar Ridge
Pikeville
Bargara Might
Raymond Might
Rawling
Sr Baol
Air
Wes Ervin Savartz
Shin Joy Rupe
Set
Nancy Rune
Charley Lewis
Niere
Chester Waid Pirars
Maxine Daist
Columba
Cash Darst
Florence Engle
Clendenin
W. Va
Sherman Rose
Fan
Piers
Thelma Ward
Chester Ward
Sos Paul
Christian Church
Morgan Center
Comer Bradbury
Masine
Huntington
Serf Knight
Chester
Frank Abbott
Diamond
CPO
Earnest Plantz
Columbus
Cliffton Stout
Guysvills
Horton Rife
Detmer Darst
Sherman Rupe
Athens rebirth year projects hit by lean lineup
Head Coach Pete McKimley faces a rebuilding season at Athens with only two lettermen to mold the squad. Plans for Friday and Saturday Dollar Days boost local merchants as shelves run low. A village pastor change and Legion election updates mingle with community events and awards notices.
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Athens x
Pete" McKimley
Wilbur H. Fowler
Athens
Social notes from Hartford residents and visitors
Hartford brief mentions many locals and visitors including Mr. George Prown of Columbus with his sister Mrs. F A Chapman. Others are Mr. and Mrs. Riley McIntyre near Charleston, L N Stone and Lilly Jane of Parkersburg, Mrs. Bessie McIntosh of Ravenswood, Addie McKnight of Huntington, William Duncan moving to Newell WV, John Ray of Bellaire visiting his sister, Chifford Ginba of the L S Navy, Florence Raines and daughter of Bellaire visiting Mrs. Crimp and Mrs. Martians Helen Kimes in Pom, J M Crump a business visitor in Point Pleasant, Miss Kathaleen Edwards ill then improved, Virgil Hudson and Miss Harnley shopping near Porseral, and a West Virginia Club organized at Fairview with officers Lester Roach, Alfred Kearnes, Martha Mae Robinson, and Grace Gibbs. Alabama law note on clemency hearing follows.
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Hartford
George Prown
Columbus
F. A. Chapman
Riley McIntyre
Charleston
L. N. Stone
Ter
Lilly Jane
Parkersburg
Bessie McIntosh
Ravenswood
Mary, Wein
Addie McKnight
Huntington
William Mc
Marcians
Helen Kimes
Pom-' Hrov
J. M. Crump
Point Pleasant
Bieshs Edwards
Fairview
Kathaleen Edwards
Ms. Crump
Gierstown
Virgil Hudson
Miss. Harnley
West Virginia
Fairview School
Lester Ray Roach
Alfred Kearnes
Martha Mae Robinson
Grace Gibbs
Silence and memory as Charlotte nears dawn in Saint Gregorys
In a quiet hotel retreat Lo reflects on vacation waning and a nurse Ellen tending him. Father Gene urges him to avoid Innistail while news arrives that Innishail burned and Miss Charlotte lies in Saint Gregorys. Charlotte awakens to the sight of Mark Ellen and Colin Fitzgerald, lifting the past from dream to reality.
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Fen
Indome
Ellen
Father Gene
Saint Gregory's
Innistail
Thane
Sines
North Shore
Ute
Linda
Boston
Maisel
Miss ‘Charlotte
Charlotte
Doctor Franklin
Mark
Colin
Colin Fitzgerald
Millfield Social Briefs Highlight Local Doings and Births
Community notes from Millfield list births, visits, illnesses, and gatherings. Floyd Seredith Rhoads named after parents Floyd and Edith. several residents travel to Columbus and Cincinnati for family matters, hospital stays, and reunions.
Social News Briefs From Coolville Area
Officers elected at the Standard Bearer meeting on Sept 10 include Doris Jean Braf ford as president and Louisa Cunning ham as vice president. Four new members joined the group as guests stayed with A W Brandeberry. Separate social visits note Lynn of Athens, Jack E White vacationing in Canada and other travels.
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Coolville
Doris Jean Brafford
Louisa Cunningham
Margaret Washburn
Joan Griffin
Dottie Lou Brandeberry
A. W. Brandeberry
Chester Brandeberry
Warne
Clyde Parrish
Alda Larson
Homer Gist
Marjorie Graham
Lynn
Athens
Jack E. White
Canada
Chicago
Cincinnati
North Vernon
Ind
Olive Parrish
M.C. Wreetfall
Columbus
Ralph Russell
Linworth
W. A. Bingman
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National Dispatch
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
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Kansas
Albert W. Hoehes
New Jersey
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Meng
Sundar Fasors
Hatiors
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the Public Forum
Carbondale Area
Kyger Area
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Oral Carpenter
Raymond Rardin
Murray City
Ayr Rardin
Oscar Johnson
A. B. W. Clib
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Second St
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F. C. Tribe
Alabama
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Myret
By Galbraith
Millfield
Milefield
Floyd Wemper
Carl Jy. Rhoads
Floyd Seredith
Marion Dennis
LL Weimer
F. E. Boudinot
Dex
Warren and
Adaline (Wooley) McDaniel
Mero
Spicer Korn
Hooper Ridge
Florence Pyle
Richard Powell
Donna Blower
Aidine Lewis
Valeria Werner
Winfield Hartley
William Hartley
Glouster
Minnie Mackie
Belle Valley
Albert Dust
Jacksonville
Willard Oldroyd
William V. Hartley
Dan H
Ferndale
Vance Vincent
Chareles Vincert
Joe Sanders
Charles Sanders
Elizabeth Robinett
H. G. McDaniel
Gerald Ale
Daniel
Dayton
Mies
F. E. Boudinet
Cacre
John Theisan
Clara Theisan
Bessie Wemer
Lon
Janet Cole
Amy Jon Moody
Aliss Imogene Wemer
John Wemer
Charles Misner
Clarence Misner
Mantua
Freddie Theison
Holzer Hospital
William Theison
Charles Handa
John Parker
Donald
David
Charles Henda
Junior Leffier
Marie Sayre
H. D. Reese
Lou Forbes
Frank Williams
CoolviLle Area
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