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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1951
Page
4
HAL BOYLE explains why many young people want to enter newspaper work and outlines the reporter’s code, risks, and rewards. He notes that honesty matters, cynicism can harm careers, and that a broad education aids reporting across subjects from politics to science. He also describes the mental thrill of true stories and the unlikely paths some reporters take.
In New York Tim Reese visits an Empire dress event to watch Jean Panis showcase a winter white gown. Amid grand ballroom decor and a fash ion contest, Tim spots Jean on a judgment platform as judges applaud the gown, signaling her likely win.
Edwin P. Jordan explains how experts diagnose Meniere's disease using symptoms and tests, notes brain tumors rarely mimic it, and outlines treatments aimed at reducing inner ear fluid. He stresses disease is not fatal, may improve slowly, and warns patients face fall risks due to dizziness.
An English press defense of General MacArthur argues the suppression of his actions harms the Korean War defense. It cites Daily Express and Daily Mail mis giving him credit and warns against appeasement with China and a UN settlement that could jeopardize Korea and Japan.
The article argues Truman policy empowered farmers and labor, boosting wage gains and higher consumer prices. It describes a cycle where rising costs lift farm support figures, spurring more living-cost increases and further wage demands, leaving Truman negotiating with an increasingly hostile labor leadership.
An insurance almanac for 1950 highlights speeding as the direct cause of almost 500,000 injuries. It notes one in three crash fatalities stemmed from fast driving, and urges obeying speed limits to cut accidents by one third.
The Kefauver committee on interstate crime publicizes the spread of gambling rackets across major cities. It notes Democratic control in many hotbeds and argues Republicans must confront durable corruption. The aim is to curb organized crime influencing legal communities.
The Nation Today reports that nearly all spring high school graduates can attend college in the fall and remain draft proof through their freshman year. A May 26 test offers a path for sophomores to regain draft protection, while seniors may enter graduate study if in the top tier or score 70 on the test.
Crochet and embroidery combine to decorate bedlinens with lacy white butterflies and colorful rose and pansy sprays. Pattern No 5167 includes hot iron transfers two of each design, color chart, illustrations, full crocheting instructions, and material list. Send 206 coins to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger for pattern by first class mail.
A fragmented listing shows NBC WLW Cincinnati, ABC Wool Columbus, WSAZ, WRENS and others with daily schedules from morning through night. It lists news, drama, variety and sports programs including News Broadcasts, Evening News, Cine Man's Parity, Golden Gloves, and Cavalcade of Stars with times and host mentions. many items are garbled but indicate a full daily lineup across multiple stations.
A dense list of programs and times for a Flint radio day includes Morning Coffee at 0:00, Boston Symphony at 9:30, nightly News and Talks, a Marcus program, and various musical and theatrical features. Notable items feature Arch ie Andrewse, Mary Lee Taylor, and the Marine Band with diverse offerings across morning to late night slots.
Regional TV schedule listing for WLWO CMANNE WEAZ and WBNS channels details Friday and Saturday evening lineups. Highlights include The Great Fights, News segments, The Lone Ranger, Man’s Family, and Ken Murray appearances with various times and program blocks across stations.
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