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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1951
Page
4
HAL BOYLE describes spring fever as a universal, uplifting condition with symptoms of languor and joyous renewal. No cure exists. the delirium lifts the spirit, inspiring renewed life, work pauses, and a shared sense that nature awakens the mind and body for adventure.
In a River City courtroom Rose Bidault claims her husband Barney was killed by a gun that fired when dropped. Experten challenge the accidental firing theory, while Star Williams allegedly set up a gimmicked pistol. The narrator doubts Rose’s tale, notes lack of nitrate on her hand, and hints Williams manipulated the scene to save her.
Senator Paul H. Douglas introduces S. 677 to place the Marine Corps Commandant on the Joint Chiefs of Staff and to expand Marine forces to four combat divisions and four air wings while capping strength at 400,000. He cites congressional intent, criticizes JCS bias, and urges speedy approval in Bloomington Pantagraph dated April 6.
A new clash over General MacArthur's Congress address centers on Far East strategy. Supporters tout his plea to end the war there with decisive action while the joint chiefs deny endorsement. The nation awaits congressional hearings as proof of allied military backing is claimed and public opinion shifts toward his call for policy shifts and national security.
The piece argues that the government shifted from one emergency to another over 18 years, each increasing federal payrolls. Senator Byrd presses to expose non essential expenditures and deficit risks. His concurrent resolution is expected to pass the Senate as House leaders push a single package appropriation bill.
The Nation Today weighs the MacArthur Truman split over widening the Korea conflict. It questions whether bombing Manchuria and pressuring China could trigger Russia into war, forcing a two-front fight while Korea remains unsettled. It notes opposing views of Truman and Bradley and the aim to defend Western Europe.
Davis Merwin of Bloomington Illinois writes in strong terms about Korea and the Korean War. He argues that Kremlin timing cannot be altered by appeasement and urges realistic resolve, Marine force support, and Inchon invasion to shift from defense to offense. He blames Washington for bungling and supports adding the Marine Commandant to the Joint Chiefs.
Leda Sains from Athens protests Washington editorial bias and asks if the United States should fortify both the Far East and Western Europe instead of appeasing Communists. She questions leadership, Formosa, and how fear influences policy, ending with a stark farewell to the world.
BELLEVILLE Ont A cash and carry dairy begins as an experiment selling milk at four to five cents less than prevailing prices. Sixty year old George Graham will offer milk at 15 and 18 cents per four quarts. Regular prices run 20 to 22 cents. Graham a former rancher and businessman has 25 years in dairy work and owns 260 Jersey and Ayrshire cows.
A scrambled listing shows WLW channel schedule including 9:30 Robert Montgomery and 10:30 Who Said That with multiple time blocks such as Broadway Open and Photo News Daylight. WTVN and WORNS also present varied programs like Howdy Doody, Captain Video, Wrestling, and News segments across Monday to Tuesday, noting station call letters and show titles.
Women's questions about hair removal are addressed. Electrolysis, when properly performed, is described as a safe permanent method that does not severely dry the skin, with advice on needle usage and age eligibility. Historical note on past methods and the psychological impact of hairiness is included.
Pvt Grant Russell and wife Errgene Russell return from a 10 day furlough and visit relatives in Racine Cheshire Middleport and Kenyon while other service members and their families enjoy short stays with local households including the Underwood Veith and Searles families.
Brighten bedr oom linens with bluebirds flower baskets and sprays in simple stitchery. Pattern No 5508 includes crocheting instructions materials stitch illustrations transfer and color chart. Send 20c plus 5c mailing to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger New York.
A detailed list of radio stations in Ohio and surrounding states, with time slots for NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WS AZ Huntington CBS WENE Columbus WCHS Charleston and more. The lineup includes news, sports, music, dramas, and variety shows from noon to late evening, plus Tuesday April 24 morning and afternoon programming blocks.
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