Thoman argues newspapers defend liberty and commerce
Robert J. Thoman of the Cincinnati Enquirer spoke at a Columbus advertising workshop about Jefferson’s view of newspapers as a guardian of rights. He argued newspapers inform readers, sustain free enterprise, and fund journalism, warning against government censorship via advertising controls. He cited British probes of Procter & Gamble and Unilever, and warned U.S. action could curb press freedom and raise costs.
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Columbus
Robert J. Thoman
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Thoman
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Washington
England
Monopolies Commission
Procter & Gamble Ltd
Unilever Ltd
Advertising Age
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Hungry Stereotypes and Rural Poverty Reflections by Ralph McGill
McGill records stark views from Rankin County Mississippi on hunger, farm layoffs, and public aid. He notes farms shrinking, a “gravy train” stigma on welfare, moral critique of poverty, and a critique of the death penalty as increasingly cruel.
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Ralph McGill
Jackson
Miss
My County
Rankin County News
Rankin County
Rankin News
Chief named for New Philadelphia police by Civil Service
Captain Louis Clark earns certification for appointment as chief. Dover High class of 1922 reunion at Union Country Club with Alton Seibert leading the committee and Irene Evans Frances Menges Pauline Lawrence Marjorie Hanhart Ethel Bear Florence Thomas Stanley Ench Clara Warm assisting.
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Louis Clark
New Philadelphia
Civil Service Commission
Dover High
Union Country Club
Alton Seibert
Irene Evans
Frances Menges
Pauline Lawrence
Marjorie Hanhart
Ethel Bear
Florence Thomas
Stanley Ench
Clara Warm
Jerry Llrgg
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Congress Addresses With Congress in session readers of The Daily Reporter
The Daily Reporter lists congressional contacts for citizen letters and opinions. Names and offices include Sen Stephen M Young in room 458 Old Senate Office Building, Washington DC. Sen Frank J Laysche in room 1327 New Senate Office Building, Washington DC. Rep Robert E Sweeney in room 3618 Longworth Office Building, Washington DC. Rep Frank T Bow in room 2182 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington DC. Rep Wayne J Hays in 2264 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington DC. Rep John Ashbrook in room 424 Cannon House Office Building, Washington DC.
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Congress
Daily Reporter
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Senate
D, C
Frank J. Laysche
New Senate
Robert E. Sweeney
Longworth
Washington, D, C
Frank T. Bow
Rayburn House
Wayne J. Hays
D. C
Joh Ashbrook
Cannon House
Red activities in colleges stir Congress debate
David Lawrence Hall cites Gus Hall as saying many W E B Du Bois clubs have joined the Communist party, labeling them a major youth influence. The piece argues liberals resist exposing communist funding and subversive activity, urging full disclosure to counter antiwar agitation and treasonous aid.
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Washington
Coulrol Congress
Gus Hall
Communist Party
United States
Stall
Moscow
W. E. B. Dubois
U. S. Department of Justice
Dubois
Hall
Eany
Communist Party of
America
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Department of Justice
Congress
Congressional
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Portraits Vacation Fear and Fading Excitement
A lyrical diary fragment describes readiness for a vacation to ocean and mountains, packing clothes, dreaming of sunrise and starry skies, and savoring seafood and mountain steaks while fretting over the vacation cost. The voice worries about expenses as anticipation grows.
I Q How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A scrambled prompt presents an IQ test style scoring exercise with ten daily questions. It lists numeric scores for performance, asks varied trivia questions about Catherine the Great, treacle, kettle drums, time zones, Gettysburg, World War II alliances, yawl definition, a grammar fix, a novelist with a middle name, and Bank of England ownership. The text ends with garbled characters and unreadable answer strings.
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Denver
Italy
Daily Reporter Dover 1986 Subscription Rates Notice
The Daily Reporter page lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, including rural mail routes in Tuscarawas Carroll Coshocton Guernsey Ashland Holmes and Stark Counties. Rates show monthly and yearly options with varying prices for city and rural subscribers and carrier delivery terms.
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Dover
Mansefield Journal Co
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Coshogton
Guernasy
Aarham Holmes
Stark
Ohio
Army Show On Killings Questioned
Washington readers questioned an army exhibition titled Torchlight Tattoo staged weekly before the Jefferson Memorial. The show depicted strangling, machete and knife use, and hand to foot combat as a training demonstration. Army officials defended it as training, while critics warned it could glamorize violence.
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Washington
Jefferson Memorial
Lewis Katz
Third Infantry
Joseph Conmy
Co. Conmy
Patrick Klein
D. C. Army Information
Col. Klein
Bible Thought on Faith and Heavenly Father
A devotional reflection centers on Hebrews 11 6 urging belief that God exists and rewards those who diligently seek him. It frames child like confidence in the eternal Father as the gateway to divine blessings and heavenly treasure.
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Heavenly Father
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Newcomerstown
Early Funeral Home
Fred Gengnagle
Port Washington
Tuscarawas County Rationing and Price Board
W. Highay
Tuscarawas County Soldiers Relief Commission
Waterford Post, American Legion
Uhrichsville
Main and
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Jerry Baker
Shively - Yates Ace Collegians
Alpha Phi Sigma Sorority
Brightwood Country Club
Trevor Rees
Shaw High
Cleveland
Jane Stocksdale
Marjorie Krebs
Elsie Pemberton
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Mercy Hospital
New
Philadelphia
Zeta
Alpha Pi Fraternity
Zoar Lake Park
Stockton Ream
Russell Zollar
Roy Breitenstein
Akron
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