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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1951
Page
4
HAL BOYLE reports a Midwest conservative narrator fears for women’s future amid mechanization. He argues property and money fade, leaving women as central yet endangered figures who could be displaced by machines that think and replace traditional roles. He worries women may be reduced to servicing machines.
Dr Edwin P. Jordan explains how personal stress and national crises raise ulcer risk. Peptic ulcers can form in the stomach or the duodenum, differ in behavior and treatment, and may produce little pain while still needing careful care. Pain often after meals, not on waking, but not constant, requires attention.
Defense Secretary George Marshall warns inflation is out of control affecting military purchasing power since Korea. Eric Johnston agrees price stabilization is impossible amid rising costs for planes, tanks, and guns. Authorities anticipate budget cuts as Treasury policy and credit expansion fuel inflation.
Congressman Bender argues the Constitution does not grant blanket executive authority without congressional funding. He warns of White House pushes bypassing discussion and the risk of foreign influence as big projects reach Congress. He calls for reasserting Congress control over taxation and spending to counter executive dominance.
The article notes a rise in federal revenues for the acne year to date with a little over two billion from ordinary income tax payments. It attributes the rest mainly to income tax withholdings and Social Security taxes, which together added nearly three billion dollars more than last year. The split between withholdings and Social Security receipts cannot be determined from daily statements after a shift to lumped reporting.
The Nation Today reviews Harry S. Truman’s six years as president since 1940s entry, noting wartime leadership, postwar recovery, and push for preparedness. It credits his role in halting communism through the Marshal Plan and Atlantic Pact while criticizing waning public leadership and stalled domestic programs.
Tim Reese, a crippled veteran, awakens in New York to a life-changing moment as he walks without his canes for the first time since 1944. Jean Roland faces romantic and business entanglements with Paul Pandora and Tim, while Pandora eyes control of the shop and its women.
Busy schedule lists WELW CHANNET and WSAZ networks with varied shows from News Caravans to Theaters and Talk Shows. Multiple times feature classic programs such as Howdy Doody, Bride and Groom, and boxing coverage, reflecting a full evening lineup across channels.
Attendance reached 55 at Sunday school with Harold Barnett and Dean Warren delivering morning and evening messages from Kentucky Christian College. Local residents hosted visitors, attended an achievement program at Pomeroy, and villagers quilted at the church in a quiet community recap.
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A dense listing outlining a radio station on 1460 KC and other frequencies detailing daily noon to 1 PM and evening segments. It lists news broadcasts music discussion series sports features kiddies hours and various dramatic and comedy shows including The Fat Man Dr. Christian and Mystery Traveler with times and host tags scattered throughout.
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