Local newspaper masthead and publishing details
The snippet shows an old newspaper masthead from 1996 with publication notes. It lists Frederick W. Bush as founder, Gordon K. Bush as publisher, John W. Webb as manager and editor, and Charlie W. Reames as city editor. It notes daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery and subscription prices, plus regional routes and formats.
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Frederick W. Bush
Bo [Ie Messenger
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Manag's
Charlie W. Reames
Onio & W.va
Red aid shifts ease East German stance on Danube floods
The article notes East Germany and Soviet allies accepting Eisenhower’s Danube flood relief. It cites Communist hesitation, U.S. aid in West Berlin, and the propaganda impact, while warning against trickery and stressing humanitarianism and free-world credit for relief.
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Russia
Soviet Germany
Eisenhower
East Germany
United States
Communista
West Berlin
Red
Germany
France
League of Red Cross Societies
Danube
Free World
Spook Look: Purda h Ideal Sparks Fashion Satire
Hal Boyle rails at American fashion norms urging a yearlong purdah to hide trends. He mocks bosom fixation, Dior’s boyish silhouette, and the “idiot look” while imagining women unseen except for eye peeks behind a bedsheet.
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Christian Dior Hes
America
Paris
American Coal Industry Maintains World Leadership
The United States remains the top coal producer with 480 million tons mined last year most of it bituminous. Russia follows with about 300 million and Britain with 240 million. The piece notes the sector's problems but emphasizes efficiency, wage prosperity, and the large scale of coal transport, likening output to moving material greater than the Panama Canal.
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United States
Russia
Bureau of Mines
Britain
Panama Canal
Economist Burns Sees Five-Year Growth Path To 440 Billion
In his view the US economy can raise annual physical production from 360 billion to 440 billion within five years. He remains cautious about forecasts yet endorses strong growth potential for the capitalist system and free enterprise.
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Arthur F. Burns
Extrovert Sales Tactics for Credit Men and Clerks
A psychiatrist’s case study contrasts sales oriented extroverts with introverted bankers and credit staff. It urges front counter workers to greet customers first smile and thank them, noting many tellers and credit clerks fail to engage yet remain kind at heart.
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Chauncey
Dr. Crane
U. S
Smilies
Devil and Texas Rule Sage City
Texas cowboys bring pay from Hong Kong Smith for driving cattle to Sage City. Editor Lake Miller battles Jacob Fugger while hidden ally John Bailey, alias Wee Tancred, foils a stage robbery. Fugger presses for Manny Harpending’s arrest after a fatal encounter at McCoy’s and a tense stand at the saloon.
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Hong Kong
Smith
Sage City
Kae
Lake Miller
Sage
Hatrles
Jacob Fuscer
Miller
John Bailey
Turkey Creek
Bailey
Sam Older
Lider
Tancred
Bon Ton
Bill Bleek
Mr. Bailey
Baiey
Bleek
Turkey Crossing
Andie
Jacob Fugger
Luke Miller
Lee Kinnaird
Texas
McCoy's
Jacob
Bil Bleek
Kinnaird
Tancree
Slattery
Sherif
Chuck Gorey
Wexser
Fugger
Thatcher
Newton
Wart mystery and cure range from drugs to mind power
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains warts are likely viral in origin and come and go rapidly. Treatments include medicines, local applications, X rays, electrical cautery, and even mental suggestion, though some warts disappear without treatment. He cautions about plantar warts and advises consulting a skin specialist for recurrence or cosmetic concerns. He finds no link between warts and cancer.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Horoscope for Stars Sav Tomorrow and Birthday Guidance
Sunday outlook favors romance, home harmony, and hospitality with elders and children. December planning may yield results in career and finances. September travel caution and fall relationship conflicts noted. If Monday birthday, focus on originality and task completion. expect good opportunities in early 1955.
Radio Program Listings and Schedules Across Stations
A dense listing of radio stations in Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Gallipolis and surrounding areas with frequencies and daily time blocks for a wide array of programs including music news dramas religious services youth shows and talk segments. The schedule covers ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WAS WJEL WCH and more with named programs such as Catholic Service Music Festivals Dr Roberta Bandstand USA Baseball Youth Wants to Know Golden Hour The Shadow News and Frolics.
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Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wbns
KU Was
Nbe
Roberta
Abe Bandstand
Mbs
Wyatt
Abe
Abe Marine Band
Billy Graham
Abe Canadian Symphony
Shadow
World Today
Cbhe
Newe
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Spook
Hal Boyle
New York
James Marlaw
Washington
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Communist Party
McCarran
Subversive Activities Control Board
Moscow
High Court
Ir Nia
Ygornes
George W. Crane
McCoy
Hon Kong Smith
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Joe
The
Abe TV
Cbe
Abe Nick Carter
BC Concert Orch
St. Louis
Abe Bob Considine
Abe Sporte
Juke Rox Jury
Abe Red and Gun
My Little
Marcie
Che
Ucobbe
Cbea
Taylor Grant
Freddy Martin
Abe London Melodies
Abe News
Asia
Ebs
Abe Manhattan
Cbs
Onda
Breakfast Club
Barbara Weltles
Khub Smith
Abe Eodfrey
Newa
Johnny Olwen
Abe Tom Moore
Cbs Queen
Ray Heatherton
Lopez Music
Martin Brock
Abe Ruby Mercer Jr
Mike and
Buff—cbe
lLeed Browning
Abe Charley
Join
Mid-West
Abe-M
Airlines
Central Institute
National City Bank
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
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