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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1951

Page

4

MacArthur Returns Home to Mixed War of Words

HAL BOYLE notes General Douglas MacArthur's homecoming after 14 years abroad brings hero's cheers yet also a future battle of policy. He battles for Asia focus vs Europe, facing doubt on his past and doubts about the future as he recalls his 1945 surrender moment aboard Missouri and the vow for lasting peace.

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Star Williams Faces Jury Exit as Clerk Finds Him Missing

In Criminal Court No 7 Judge Wanamaker threatens a jury ruling if Star Williams does not appear by 9 30. Jim Marshall traces Star to Strand Hotel No 166 where he confronts Madam Sareeta in a room with Star sober and wary.

Judge Wanamaker Star Williams A Coyle Jim Wanamaker Tar Star la Jolla Nanabarre Kitty Court Bar Myself Pete Crummit Criminal Court No 7 Andy Tanner Pete Mips Tooney Sinte A Peter Strand Hotel Madam Sareeta Strand Sareetaistered Madam Sareeta Jim Marshall Sonya Sareeta Madician

Dorothy Thompson critiques MacArthur Korea stance and UN role

In her column, Dorothy Thompson argues sympathy lies with General MacArthur as US and UN forces fight in Korea. She notes supply lines across China, Formosa naval limits, and minimal allied enthusiasm while British appeasement policies persist, framing current policy as bankrupt.

MacArthur Lake Success Washington London Delhi Truman China Korea Formosa Red China Britain

Washingtons warning on fire safety from 1797 letter

A historical note highlights George Washington’s 1797 warning on fire danger and prevention. It argues fire remains a major risk to homes farms and businesses, with last year’s fire losses cited at 688 million dollars and February trends rising due to prices and values. Human factors drive most blazes, including careless handling of smoking materials and faulty heating and electrical systems.

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Critics condemn MacArthur firing as assault on free speech

Congressman Bender decries Truman dismissal of General MacArthur as a curb on expression and a shift in Far East policy. He argues MacArthur oversaw Japan’s government and society and that the move signals Americans must not question decision making. The piece invokes loyalty as a central ideal.

MacArthur Congressman Bender Japan Truman Far East Far Eastern Department

Truman MacArthur clash over policy tested in public view

The Nation Today surveys reactions to the Truman MacArthur dispute and outlines competing foreign policy aims. It explains Truman’s focus on Europe and Korea versus MacArthur’s push for wider action in Asia and Manchuria, prompting questions about risks of general war and Russian involvement.

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Crossed eyes and Bell's Palsy discussed in doctor Jordan column

Dr Edwin Jordan answers readers on childhood strabismus and treatment options from corrective glasses to eye muscle surgery. He also explains Bell's palsy after cold drafts, recovery prospects, and the safety of hair dyes plus advice on gentle walking for seniors.

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Attractive Sunflower Apron Pattern With Matching Potholder

Needlework item invites readers to order Pattern No. S182 for a sun flower pocket apron and a potholder. Includes tis sue pattern, material list, sewing directions, iron transfer. Send pattern number and payment to Anne Cabot in New York. Also notes Anne Cabot's new album with designs and gift patterns for 25 cents.

Anne Cabot Athens ‘Messenger Ave. Americas New York N. Y

Public Forum letters urge tolerance and faith over intolerance

The Messenger prints two veteran letters urging respect for religious worship and calling out hypocrisy among veterans. Forest Kyle and G. L. Humphrey urge believers to forgive, seek God’s will, and open churches closed by greed, insisting justice and peace come from faith in action.

Paul G. L. Humphrey Carpenter

Prayer and hope amid war as Christ’s life guides mankind

The piece reflects on prayers for world peace as many boys die in war. It cites God’s word offering hope and Christ’s teaching of a life of honesty and goodwill toward all men, restoring virtues lost since Eden.

Christ Adam

Off Orange PTA Meeting At High School April 9

Attending the Off Orange PTA meeting at the high school in Tuppers Plains on April 9 were Nina Hobinson Mr and Mrs Dinsmore Boyies and daughter Sandra Mrs Helen Woode and son Clair Ernest Taylor led last week's prayer service and Joyce Burke was named head of this week's meeting Mrs Walter Stalnaker is recovering at home after surgery Mrs Arthur Atherton has influenza Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz visited Mrs Swartz parents John Koehler of Sumner Joyce Burke joined county spelling contest Mrs Dorothy Robinson visited her father Arthur Watson first in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Mr and Mrs Charles Woode and son spent a Sunday in Athens visiting Mrs Woode s mother Mrs R E Burson and Mr Burson Helen D Woode

Alfred Tuppers Plains Nina Hobinson Dinsmore Boyies Sandra Helen Woode Clair Ernest Taylor Joyce Burke Walter Stalnaker Arthur Atherton Hobart Swartz Swartz John Koehler Sumner Dorothy Robinson Arthur Watson Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens Charles D. Woode Woode R. E. Burson Burson Helen D. Woode

Television Schedule Highlights From Multiple Channels

A dense listing shows WLWC, WRANS and WRNS with evening lineups featuring Eddie Mann Trio, Miss Susan, Perry Como, Garry Moore, and Boxing events. Included are news, variety shows, cartoons, soap operas, and late night talk across several stations with time slots from 6:00 to 5:30.

WLWC Channel 3 Eddie Mann Meetis Kukia Frank Oil Showroom News Caravan Bank Stara Kate Smith Hawkine Falls Wranesday Echo Valley Boys Dayient News Cartoon Theater WITVN Dr. RaMayne Wrns-Tv Channet Looking Lotg Weatherman Earl Flora T New York Doug Edwards Perry Como Arthur Godfrey Charlie Wild Studio K Barbara Joy Vanity Fair Brackie Two Gun Playhouse WSAZ TVY Internat Kukla Fran Olle Roberta Quinlan Hollywood Garry Moore Paphandie Pete Howdy Doody

Social Notes From Hemlock Grove Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Grant Roberts of Point Pleasant spent a Sunday with Eldon Clark. Mrs Ziba Midkiff and son Cecil visited R J Heilman of Bunker Hall for a weekend. Bert Romine and his wife visited Porter Midkiff. Norman Baxter of Syracuse called on Stacy Stockton. Ernest Story and wife from Columbus visited Jewell Story. Omer Hese and daughter Bertine of Cherry Ridge spent a Sunday afternoon with Wilbur Midkiff and family.

Hemlock Grove Grant Roberts Point Pleasant Eldon Clark Ziba Midkiff Cecil R. J. Heilman Bunker Hall Bert Romine Porter Midkiff Norman Baxter Syracuse Stacy Stockton Ernest Story Columbus Jewell Story Omer Hese Bertine Cherry Ridge Wilbur Midkiff

Radio Schedule Fragment From 1940s Station List

A dense listing shows NBC WLW and CBS WBNS Columbus stations with call letters and frequencies. It includes day parts such as News for 15 Minutes, Music Time, and various drama and variety programs across multiple stations in Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens and Charleston.

NBC WLW Chremnatt ABC Wool Columbus WSAZ Huntington Sees CBS WBNS WCHIS Charleston Nailpols

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