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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1952
Page
4
Hal Boyle notes the social sting of gout and argues for a national gout week. He distinguishes rich man’s gout from poor man’s gout, cites lead poisoning and overwork, and urges sympathy rather than mockery toward sufferers.
The piece catalogs the national reaction to President Truman's steel industry seizure, citing editorials from the Atlanta Constitution and others. It frames the move as a dangerous shift toward socialism and a threat to constitutional government, urging readers to consider the political stakes.
An editorial argues price and wage controls fail to curb inflation, urging broader measures such as tighter credit, reduced nondefense spending, targeted taxation, and boosted production. It warns that inflation stems from deep economic roots and condemns reckless government spending, urging decisive action.
The piece notes that with Truman and Stevenson not running the Democratic presidential race is open to many contenders Kefauver is the best known among them due to his crime probe. It argues voters judge candidates by trust in policies and party, citing Roosevelt 1932 and 1936 40 44 as examples and warns the 1948 outcome hinges on the Republican rival's appeal.
A health column answers questions on height genetics polyps cataracts and hair eating linking medical guidance to diet and surgery. The piece also records local social visits and meetings with names and places such as Bashan Harvesters Garry Griffith Cleveland Canton Middleport Parkerburg and Horse Cave among others.
Mr and Mrs Roy Vineyard and son Dorsel return from Florida. Mrs Vesta Camp recovering from illness. Emmett Blake returns from Korea for a 30 day leave. Laura Griffin of Elizabeth WV visits sister Mrs J W Linccom with Tommy Deem and sons Dale and Steve. Leon White improving in Parkersburg hospital. Everett Massie home on vacation aboard the Charles E Stephenson. Benny Puttanovich Clarence Randolph and sons Walter and Roger Rockhold of Columbus were guests of Bertha Jackson and George Sprouse.
Under a lively Lunar transit, influential allies may back progressive aims and joint ventures. Expect endorsement for valuable ideas and proposals, boosting prestige if approached with merit and restraint. Birthdays urge bold but thoughtful pursuit of ambitious plans and meaningful collaboration.
Local listings show WLWC WBNS and WSAZ with daily time blocks of 6 to 5 on Monday and Tuesday. Programs include news weather films quizzes games dramas variety shows and kids’ fare across channel 3 10 and 6 with multiple time slots and many titles.
In a late-night meeting Cravath denies involvement as Orth accuses Ames Warburton and another ambitious man of bond theft. Orth reveals a likely killer among two, hinting Neale’s possible role and the true suspect remains unconfirmed as the tale continues.
A detailed list of radio stations in Ohio and nearby areas with frequencies and daily programming blocks from morning to late evening. Includes NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston and others, with half hour to hour slots for news, sports, music, dramas, variety shows, and serials across Monday to Tuesday listings.
COOLVILLE Miss Dottie Lou Brandeberry spent Easter with her brother Dr Keith Brandeberry and family in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Carl Lockhart and children joined relatives including Mrs Hope Walden and Mrs J R Norton in Athens. Frank Blume, 76, died after battling a two acre grass fire on his New Boston farm Friday.
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