Rabid Fox Menace Warns West Virginia Public Health
West Virginia health officials report rabid foxes are a growing threat, with many fox heads tested positive at the State Hygienic Laboratory. A 13 year old boy was bitten while foxes remained unexamined. authorities urge vaccination and 14 day animal observation, while condemning stray dog overpopulation as a key cause and noting vaccine costs.
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West Virginia
N. H. Dyer
State
State Department of Health
Ohio River
James Singleton
Gem. W. Va
Tom Singleton
Department
Dyer
Older Workers Endure War-Era Hardships and Change
President Martha B. Lucas of Sweet Briar College frames mature workers as flexible, cooperative, and capable of full effort. She notes grandmothers' wartime roles in welding, drafting, restaurant work, and teaching, and observes shifting hiring norms as colleges push admission and teachers recruitments. The piece credits wartime gain for lasting respect for experienced workers, while urging continued adaptability and positive outlook.
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Martha B. Lucas
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
International Business Machines Corp
Patience With Russia in Public Opinion Polls
George Gallup reports that 62 percent of Americans favor bringing Russia into a world organization, showing patient support for engagement despite ideological differences while cautioning against dangerous experiments and zeal in scientific ventures.
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George Gallup
Russia
Rassid
Bible Thought for Today on Walking with God
A brief inspirational verse cites Genesis 24 40 about remaining conscious of God's presence during daily life. It echoes the trust that Jehovah accompanies believers and will prosper their way as they walk in faith.
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God
Jehovah
Ammunition Dump The Nation Today
James Marlow chronicles U S Argentina tensions from 1942 to 1946 noting Argentina's delay in expelling Nazis, Braden and Messersmith policy clashes, and the move toward a hemispheric defense pact as both envoys resign. The piece links recent Nazi deportations to renewed Western Hemisphere unity efforts.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
Argentina
U. S
Argent’na
Axis
Cordell Hull
Germany
Japan
Spruille Braden
Juan D. Peron
Braden
Peron
Latin America
State Department
George Messersmith
Messersmith
U.S
Five NBC dramas added for summer schedule tie with CBS
New York June 6 NBC plans to boost summer drama output to eight series to match CBS. Ellery Queen begins on Sunday and Call The Police on Tuesday with Amos and Andy. Upcoming include Rogue's Gallery replacing Phil and Alice Bandwagon June 8, Walt Heflin in Adventures of Philip Marlowe for Bob Hope June 17, and Mystery Without Murder for Judy Canova July 6.
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E. Butterfield
ABC
New York
NBC
CBS
Ellery Queen
Bob Burns
Call the Police
Amos and Andy
Rogue's Gallery
Phil and
Alice
Walt Heflin
Philip Marlowe
Bob Hope
Judy Canova
Missing girl found near railroad embankment appraisal finds no violence
State Police Lt. Jack Fisher led a search party to a 60-foot embankment off the New York Central right of way at West LaFayette where Miss Fox was found. A light twine secured wrists with twenty inches slack, tied to a tree limb that had broken off. No other injury marks observed.
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Securicy
Gus
New York Central Railroad
West LaFayette
Cox
Jack Fisher
State Police
Forrestal Shipmen Begin Naval Careers at Graduation
At Dahlgren Hall 471 graduates take oath of office as Vice Admiral Blandy, director of Bikini tests, presides. The class includes William Purell Blandy. 438 become Navy ensigns and 33 Marine Corps second lieutenants amid June Week festivities.
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Forrestal
Naval Academy
Dahieren Hall
Secretary of Navy
Dahlgren
W. H. Blandy
Bikini
Atlantic Fleet
William Purell Blandy
Navy
Marine Corps
Man dragged woman to bankment in rape attempt
Davis reported a hold man assaulting a woman at a riverbank where the rape attempt occurred. After a fierce struggle she fled to the road and a passing motorist took her to Oak Hill hospital. The suspect Lilly, identified by a soldier’s hat and facial scratches, remains jailed in Fayetteville county. Telecommunication outages note 1920s repairs.
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Davis
Oak Hill Hospital
Lilly
Fayetteville
Memorial Day Misadventures of Zadok Dumkopf
Zadok Dumkopf endures a crowded Memorial Day weekend with family plans for picnics, a long car trip, and a ball game while fearing Independence Day will be a busy porch painting spree. He battles mowing, golf, and failed hammock naps as radios clutter the house and porch projects stall until July.
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Zadok Dumkopf
Dummy
Russian Restaurant Meeting Reveals Sherry Kay Lex Tension
Sherry, Kay, and Lex dine at a Russian restaurant where mutual curiosity surfaces. Kay impressions contrast with Sherry, revealing unspoken tensions as Lex defends Steve's balanced life and their past engagement. Sherry wrestles with imagined scenes of Kay and Lex's history and leaves hopeful yet unsettled.
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Sherry
Kay Winninger
Hey
Kay
Lex
SR Kay
Steve
Broadcast lineup spans Ike, DDay, and 1940s stars on major networks
Listing the 10 15 PM to 1 50 AM radio schedule across ABC NBC and CBS. Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and Doolittle buttonhole listeners with reunion and D Day anniversary programs from Kansas City and Hollywood while stars such as Douglas Fairbanks Jr Ginny Simms Harold Knutson and Vera Holly perform on NBC CBS and ABC with comedy and mystery segments and FBI featured.
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Hersholt
Victor Joy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kans City
ABC
Hollywood
James H. Doolittle
Douglas Fairbanks
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Meldoy
Alan Young
Halleck
CBS
Ginny Simms
Moore and Durante
Ima
FBI
Tony Janisons
Jake Lam
Vera Holly
Harold Knutson
Lawmakers Brace For Possible Presidential Veto Fight
Taft insists the compromise bill will become law, confident in a Senate two thirds vote if needed. House Republicans expect to overcome presidential opposition after a 320 to 79 pass. Senators Pepper Murray and Barkley plan to oppose the bill, signaling a heated debate today.
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Conaid
Taft
Truman
Ohio
Senate
House
Pepper
D.-Fla
Murray
D.-Mont
Barkley
D.ky
Engineer Killed As Head Strikes Water Column
CHILLICOTHE Ohio June 6 A Chesapeake and Ohio freight train halted after fireman Monroe Rice of Milrose Ky saw no one in the engineers seat. The crew found engineer Wood G Montague 62 Ashland Ky dead with a crushed skull after leaning from the cab to speaks and being struck by a water column on the Scioto Valley line.
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Chillicothe, O
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Scioto Valley
Monroe Rice
Milrose
Wood G. Montague
Cumberland Ave
Ashland
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