Messenger Publishing Co Subscription Rates and Details
Publication data for the Messenger Publishing Co lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier, mail, and route deliveries, with rates varying by location and duration. It notes establishment in 1825 and the Athens post office entry, along with staff roles and historical publishing details.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charlies W. Reamer
Mall
Ohio & W. Va
Russia Abolishes Wartime Pacts. Westwise Outlook Improves
The article states the Soviet Union effectively canceled wartime friendship pacts with Britain and France near the war’s end. It argues NATO and postwar German rearmament strengthen the Western alliance, reducing Soviet chances of conquest and improving peace prospects despite Kremlin propaganda.
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Russia
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Europe
United States
NATO
Germany
Price supports trap fuels farm income cycle
The piece argues price supports create a vicious circle of surpluses and rising costs, with eight billion dollars tied up in unsold food. It notes falling farm prices hurt farmers and politics, citing 1948 and 1952 shifts, while warning against paying for votes and predicting broader Democratic gains if surpluses persist.
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Eisenhower
Uncle Sam
Congress
Treasury
Good Despot
Cairo interview portrays Lt. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser as he consolidates power after overthrowing King Farouk. He outlines land reform, literacy drives, and large irrigation and industrial plans while aiming to modernize Egypt through a long term socialist reform program.
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Hal Boyle
Cairo
Col
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Farouk
Nasser
Army
Revolutionary Council
Price Trends See Metals Lead and Farm Goods Steady
Prices for metals face a testing period as copper falls in London from a stockpile release while U S buyers hope for relief. Steel scrap falls two dollars a ton, steel output stays high, and metal demand among car and appliance makers could keep prices firm unless production slows. Farm prices ease from last summer with cotton wool and hides softening, while coffee may rise if Brazil and Colombia hold supplies. Analysts warn the overall price structure will test with any industrial lull and consumer demand this summer.
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New York
London
Pittsburgh
U. S
Washington
Bache & Co
Brazil
Colombia
Dr Crane on Teresa J case psychology and marriage
Dr Crane argues against quick divorce and seeks root causes in Teresa J s troubled marriage. He notes anger may stem from threats to a man s ego and describes two marriage hunger dynamics, urging practical psychological guidance and follow up.
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Teresa J
Dr. Crane
Teresa
Lung cancer surgery advances and smoking links
Dr Edwin P. Jordan recounts early lung cancer surgeries by Dr Evarts Graham and later cases in Baltimore showing favorable outcomes. He stresses the urgency of early diagnosis using X rays and bronchoscopy, notes variability in survival, and discusses cigarette smoking as a potential cause needing resolution. He highlights research on lung tissue grown in animals to test smoke effects.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Evarts Graham
St. Louis
Baltimore
Tomorrow’s planetary forecast for business and romance
The stars favor business and romance with unexpected good news and a strong chance of a financial opportunity. Evening hours favor group activities, travel, and domestic matters as occupations gain support from influential persons. Plan ahead for 1956 and monitor budgets in November and December.
Death of a Legend on the Kansas Missouri Border
Civil War narrative recounts Jesse James joining Bloody Bill Anderson’s guerrillas at Centralia and the subsequent ambush on train No. 66. Fifty bodies lie along the tracks as the raiders withdraw leaving a grave site for Union soldiers. Cole Younger and Jesse James continue their grim pursuit along the retreating column.
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Kansas- Missouri
Jesse James
Bloody Bill" Anderson
North Missouri
Sixth
Missouri Guards
Centralia
Jessie James
Missouri
Jesse
Frank
George Todd
Bill Anderson
Cole
Dingus
Downfall of Missouri Guerrillas Near Civil War End
In fall 1864 the Missouri guerrilla campaign faltered as Union forces, including Jennison’s Fifteenth Kansas Cavalry, closed in. Jesse and a core band clung to Price’s Confederate Missouri outfit, while leaders like Quantrill and Bloody Bill Anderson fell to hostile lines as the siege of Kansas and Missouri intensified.
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Missouri
Centralia
Missouri Corps
Sterling Price
Jesse
Todd
Anderson
Quintrill
Price
Jo Shelby
George Todd
Independence
Bloody Bill Anderson
Missouri City
Shelby
Texas
White River
Ark
Quantrill
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Edward Terrill
Spencer County
Frank
Jim
Cole
Louisiana
Cane Hill
Cherokee Nation
Jennison
Fifteenth
Kansas Cavalry
Don’t Park On Our Farm Lawn Says Farmer’s Wife
A Glouster reader appeals to city visitors to respect country property. She notes cars from town leave tracks when the ground is soft after rain and urges readers to practice the Golden Rule when visiting rural homes.
Fox Killed at Swisher Home in Poplar Ridge
A fox killed at the home of Mrs. Nettie Swisher in Poplar Ridge after catching a chicken. The fox’s head is being checked for rabies. Community notices include births and weekend visits among local families.
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Poplar Ridge
Nettie Swisher
Paul Kent
Shirley Mae
Kents
Patricia
Ralph Lemley
Jerry
Buster Miles
Fostoria
Clinton Jones
Anne Devault
Edward Jones
Janes
Ord Rothgeb
Ruby
Butch Coughenour
Arthur Coughenour
Beechgrove
Ind
Wanda
Jack Coughenour
Columbus
Malcolm Young
Pikeville, Ky
Don Grant
Mike
Huntington
Mr. Grant
R. S. Grant
Herman Longhorn
Gallipolis
Anderson Spaulding
Albert Elkins
Elkins
Mary Chapman
Bill Morris
Adis Maynard
Vinton
Chapman
W. RB. Halfhill
Halfhill
Eleanor Carte
Garland Kemper
Ray Neal
Jackson
Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse Midwest Network Listings
The page catalogs numerous radio stations across Columbus Huntington Cincinnati Athens Gallipolis Parkersburg and Charleston detailing programs from morning breakfast to late evening. It lists stations and frequencies with hourly blocks including news commentary serials and music shows and notes repeated broadcasts and time slots.
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ABC
WOCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Mbe
McBride
Abe Godfrey
Joyce Jordan
Newa
Johnny Olsen
Abe Ances
Abe Moore
Cbe Ueen
Dav
Elehbor
Cbe
Ted Maione
Sardie
Ted Steele
Pauline Frederick
Betty Crocker
Ae Martie
Abes
Ruby Mercer
Mike and
Buff
Abe Ruce
Dan
Abembes
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Zmbunes
Hy Sam Dawson
George W. Crane
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Cole Younger
Barefoot Boy
Dingus James
Will Henry
WEA
the Public Forum
Town and
Glouster
Ebe East
Abe News & Comment
Abe Tennessee
Ernie
Abe News
Chorailera
Lone Ranger
Mrs. North
Jack Gregece
Ebe
Barlow
Broadway
Cop
Erry Como
Cbha
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Band of America
Abe Amos
Andy
Ebsoncerts
News & Varieties
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