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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1951
Page
4
For 25 years Mama has threatened to sell the big eight room house where five children grew up. The family lives on in the old place, a symbol of unity, even as she quips about selling to move into a smaller ranch home this summer, then never acts.
Tim Reese a crippled veteran wins a place in Jean Roland's fashion world as he and Jean navigate love ambition and a costly dispute over credit. Tim travels to New York to confront the show and the designer pivot while Jean contemplates a future with him and a shop named Teresa's.
The interview shows Prime Minister Nehru opposing expansionist communism and limiting human liberties misuse. He distinguishes pure Marxism from Soviet practice and argues peace via ceasefires may mask ongoing war. Critics say his stance reveals naivete about communism and democratic appeal in Asia.
The town hopes for sunshine to aid spring cleaning as streets cluttered with cars hinder sweeping. Residents urged to tackle rubbish and curb dust, with homeowners taking the lead and neighbors nudging each other toward a full street make-over when dry weather returns.
Senator Robert Kerr argues against cocktail parties at Washington gatherings saying the capital consumes too much liquor and dulls judgment. He warns that banning them could provoke spying and push Moscow to increase espionage efforts.
In Washington James Marlow reports on a price ceiling for new cars and the four tire rule by the NPA to save rubber. Dealers may charge extra for a fifth tire, sparking a clash with OPS over proper pricing and timing of an official order.
Community letter from editor Carl Bateman urged explaining petitions to the Welfare and Retirement Fund. It highlights inequities between long- employed miners like Mr A and those who lost work or were displaced but kept dues, seeking equal access to retirement benefits for all in good standing.
A haunted sentry reflects on war’s dread and its effects on home. The poem traces fear for loved ones, refugee exodus, and the resolve to prevent similar suffering, ending with a solemn vow to protect peace. Set in Athena, April 9, the piece contrasts frontline peril with maternal suffering and the guardian’s duty.
This spring and summer crochet pattern offers a versatile straw yarn hat with gold cord. Pattern No 5001 includes crochet instructions material needs stitch illustrations and finishing steps. Send 25 cents in coins plus name and address to Anne Cabot Athens Messenger New York.
Dr Edwin P Jordan addresses reader questions on insomnia perception versus reality and auricular fibrillation. He notes some awakenings may still yield actual sleep and advises monitoring sleep with a companion if possible. He discusses weight and heart strain, stressing normal weight and medical guidance for weight loss. He also explains IQ variation in siblings and that nothing can reliably raise IQ in a subnormal child, with experiments in glutamic acid ongoing but unclear outcomes.
TV schedule fragment lists programs and times across WLW4 Channel including Milton Berle amiliar acts and late news. The guide shows shows such as Amateur Hour Broadway Opera House and Howdy Doody along with various regional program slots and news briefs.
A garbled TV schedule lists film times and programs across channels. Mentions include News 11.4, Mary Hart and Chuck Seley, Faye Emerson, Garry Moore, Webster shows, and Mystery Theater, with a mix of cartoons, theater, and hours scattered.
A dense listing outlines radio programs across NBC WLW CBS WNS WSAZ and other stations including WPAR WATH KO with a schedule from noon to 9 pm. It notes news, sports, music, and dramatic offerings such as Cavalcade of America Mystery Theater The Count of Monte Cristo and Fibber McGee and Molly among others, listing times and show names.
Readable text lists a schedule of performances and hosts with times from 1:00 to 4:30. Names include Jack Bane Bresefeat Club and Arthur Gotteey, along with shows such as The Bandstand and Music Show. Local station timeline reflects variety program lineup.
A fragmentary note describes a school event starting Monday with a burst of activity and exhibits. It mentions an insistence on Troon and a focus on showcasing student work and home displays.
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