Messenger Publishing Co. staff page listing 1825 1896 1929
The article lists the Frederick W. Bush era identifiers and staff roles for The Messenger Publishing Co. noting Gordon K. Bush publisher John W. Webb managing editor and Charles W. Reamer city editor. It records publication pattern as weekday afternoons with a Sunday morning edition.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Adlai Stevenson faces tough odds in 1956 campaign
The piece criticizes Adlai Stevenson's 1956 presidential bid against Dwight Eisenhower, arguing his TV persona and weak charges will hinder broad support. It notes Stevenson’s views on education health housing and highways and suggests Democratic control limits on legislation while praising prosperity and questioning old GOP critiques.
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Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Adlai
Adjai
Washington
Gettysburg Cemetery Event and Lincoln’s Famous Speech
A historical recall of Gettysburg 1863 with Edward Everett and Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln arrived after Everett and delivered a concise address that became a defining moment, while Everett spoke two hours earlier. Lincoln later visited the Presbyterian Church nearby before catching a westbound train.
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Gettysburg
Edward Everett
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
David Wills
Vilage Square
Washington
Abe Lincoln
Everett
Congress finishes session amid missed highway school aims
The 1955 Congress is praised for some international and domestic gains but criticized for inaction on highway and school construction. The piece notes public officials escape voter accountability this fall, awaiting a window in early 1956 to prove their aims aligned with national needs.
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Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Washington
Boating with Bulgy at Bulganin Estate
Western diplomats hosted by Premier Bulganin enjoyed a five and a half hour Sunday outing with boat races on the lakes, fishing, raspberry picking, a deer park drive, and a TV soccer report. U.S. Ambassador Bohlen attended among top envoys amid lavish surroundings.
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Bulgania
U.S
Bohlen
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Texas
Eisenhower Favored in 1956 Bid as Democrats Waver
Governors at Chicago split along party lines over 1956 race with Republicans uniting behind Eisenhower and Democrats divided. Notable figures cited include Adams Ribicoff Harriman Kefauver Meyner Lausche Williams Knight Langlie Craig and others while Eisenhower’s candidacy looms as the central issue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chicago
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Adlai Stevenson
Gov
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Stevenson
Harriman
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Goodwin J, Knight
California
Arthur B. Langlie
George N. Craig
Indiana
Craig
Difference Between Republic and Democracy Explained
Dr Crane outlines that the United States is a republic with a written constitution protecting minority rights, unlike a pure democracy where the majority rules. He warns against confusing terms and urges readers to study constitutional safeguards and nine watchdogs guarding freedoms.
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Bill
The
USA
John Marshall
Congress
Caesar
Medical Q and A on viruses diabetes menopause and stones
In a medical Q and A column Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses virus infections their variable duration from case to case, sugar intake and diabetes risk, menopause timing after hysterectomy, and cystoscopy and nephrography for kidney stones.
Leo Daily Horoscope Offers Promising Year Ahead
The Stars Say for Tomorrow predicts Leo individuals will gain from diligence and energy. Emotional risks arise in the evening. carefulness in relationships is advised. If today is a Leo birthday, planetary luck shines on work, money, and personal life with a long upward arc possible through the year.
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Leoites
Wyatt and Earp Chronology in Cochise County Turmoil
Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday face legal and vigilante pressure as Johnny Behan seeks control in Tombstone era Cochise County. February arrests falter in Behan's courts while Contention City justice delays. Morgan Earp is later wounded in March as George Parsons notes in his diary.
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Ee Y. C. P. Drake
U. S
Arizona Territory
Fremont
Crooked
Prescott
Benson
Tombstone
Cochise County
Wyatt
Marg
Doc Holliday
Virgil
Morgan Earp
Billy Canton
Frank
Tom McLowry
Doc
Contention City
Col
William Herring
Tombstone Citizen's Safety
Clum
Citizen's Committee
Viece
Behan
Colonel Iing
Johnny Behan
Wyatt Earp and Tombstone’s Killer Outlaw War Continues
The narrative recounts the 1882 ambush death of Morgan Earp, with Virgil Earp’s pursuit by Wyatt and the public clash over who fired the fatal shots. Testimony from George Parsons pool-hall owner Hatch and a surprise witness, Pete Spencer’s wife, points to Pete Stilwell and others as killers while Curly Bill and Ringo loom in town as alleged organizers. Wyatt vows legal action, while Virgil is moved from Tombstone.
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George W. Parsons
Morgan Earp
Mobell & Hatch
Hatch
Wyatt
Fremont Street
Frank Stilwell
Marg
George Parsons
Pete Spencer
Pete
Morgan
Charlie
John Doe
Stilwell
Curly Bill
Ringo
Curly
Tombstone
U. S
Cochise County
Clum
Rustlers
Virgil
Earps
Morg
Virg
Air Force Prepares X-2 for Rocket-Powered Flight
The Air Force says the X-2 research aircraft is ready for its first rocket-powered flight to probe speeds around 2000 mph. The craft aims to study the air friction limits where metals weaken, surpassing the X-1A’s 1650 mph record from December 1953.
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Washington
The
Air Force
Ohio State Lab Head Predicts Moon Trip by 1985
Prof. Fred A. Hitchcock director of the aviation physiology laboratory at Ohio State University predicted the first trip to the moon in 1985. His paper on space travel was presented in Denmark before the International Astronautical Congress. He cited Eisenhower's 1958 satellite launch as a sign of coordinated moon effort.
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Columbus
Fred A. Hitchcock
Aviation Gsiology Laboratory
Ohio State University
Hitchcock
Denmark
Eisenhower
Four Ohioans and baby girl die in car wreck
State police report a stolen car crashed head on with the Ohio car after a police blockade killing four Ohioans and an 18 month old girl in Seymour Indiana. Victims identified include Robert M. Gannon 38 and Wilson W Gehrman 32 with papers linking to Lafayette Hotel Cincinnati Delores Gehrman 41 and Olive E Gannon 41 also found with address papers. An unrelated Dayton electrocution death reports Kenneth B Rhoades 46 while repairing a television set.
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Seymour
Ind
Ohio
Robert M. Gannon
Russells Point
Logan County
Wilson W. Gehrman
Hamil
Delores Gehrman
Olive E. Gannon
Lafayette
Cincinnati
Evening Radio Schedule for Friday August 12
The listing shows a full night of radio programming with news, commentary, drama, music, and variety shows. Programs include News & Commentary, Daily Commentary, One Man's Family, Dick Derby, Amos n Andy, Crosby, London Melodies, and Stars in Action across Abe, MBS, CBS, NBC networks with start times from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
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Ebs
Mbs-West
Abe
Ebs News
Mbs
Abe Strange
One Man's Family
Abe News
Abe Godfrey
Cebs
Red Benson
Dick Derby
Cbs News
Abe News & Story
Uing Crosby
Amos 'N Andy
Nbe
Cbs
Abe London
Mbe
News & Varieties
All Nets
Television Schedule Fragments From Early Evening Slotted Mix
The scan lists a crowded slate from six in the evening to the early afternoon with program names including a Disk Jockey show a News segment a Travel Guide a Rainier WQ? and various station tags CBS NBC and MBS. Strong entities include Drake and W est Point and Navy programs.
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Abe
Drake
Cbs
Robert Q. H
Rt Q. Wun
W. Point René
Enbe
News Broadcast Schedule and Evening Programs
A historical broadcast lineup lists 6:00 News Broadcast with John Flynn and Martin. 6:30 News Commentary Washington Report. 7:00 News Broadcast Cap Title Pop the Question and Capitol Cloakroom with Jack Wurtzen. 8:00 Precinct News and Wheel of Fortune. 8:30 Disk Derby. 9:00 Two for Money Hawaii Calls. 9:30 Grand Ole Opry Country Style. 10 Kago Theater. 10:30 Dance Orchestra. 11:00 News & Variety wrap.
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Ebs
John Flynn
Mbs
Martin K
Abe Ores
Beeman
Abes
E World Trade
Washington Report
Mbs Rdp
Capitol Cloakroom
Cbe
Jack Wurtzen
Abe
Wonderful City
Ecbs News
Musicwabe
Wheel of Fortune
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Athens
Lincoln
Presbyterian
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wills House
Coleridge
World Today
Geneva
DR. Crane
DR. George
W. Crane
Bill E
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
By Galbraith
Margie
Wyatt van
MR. Comwright
Ohio State Lab
Dayton
Kenneth B. Rhoades
Shiloh
Robert Zipf
Abc-Woul
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cbs-Wens
WATH
WCHS
Charleston
WJEH
Gallipolis
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta -Owe
Cbs A Troi
Gunamoke
Shy Besphel
Che
Daugherty
Ebe
Vincent Lopes
Abe Ruby Mercer
Metropolitan Opera
Abe Orchestra
Teddy Wilson
Tresvary
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