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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1952

Page

4

Messenger Pressian billing and delivery rates listing

The notice details established publisher and editor names for The Messenger, publishing schedule and pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail rates, regional delivery areas, and post office classification. It records Athens Ohio registration and rate structures from the era.

Frederick W. Bush the Messenger Gordon K. Bush John W. Webb Charles W. Reamer Ohio & W. Va Athens Ohio Postoffice

Taft Versus Lausche In Ohio Governor Race

In Ohio the contest for governor pits Charles P Taft against incumbent Frank J Lausche. Taft campaigns on reform and new Columbus department heads while Lausche touts surplus funds and welfare promises. Both are liberal independents seeking cross party support and a large independent Republican vote.

Ohio Charles P. Taft Frank J. Lausche Taft Old Guard Time Magazine Lausche Charles Taft Columbus

Positive Step in Fight Against Alcoholism in Industry

Americans face a serious alcoholism problem recognized by medical experts and the government. New York industries sponsor a program through the Consultation Clinic for Alcoholism at NYU Bellevue Medical Center to screen workers and refer drinkers for treatment. Foremen report workers in need, clinicians oversee care including psychiatry sessions and Alcoholics Anonymous support, aiming to reclaim workers and spur nationwide expansion.

Tippling Yale University Center of Alcohol Studies Alcoholics Anonymous New York City New Consultation Clinic New York University-Bellevue Medical Center New York

Retiring Hal Boyle Editor Sam Ochiltree a lifelong newsman

Sam Ochiltree retires after 65 years in journalism, 36 as editor of the New York desk. He recalls covering the San Francisco earthquake, the Korea war, and major century events while stressing calm, faith, and lifelong partnership with his wife.

New York Sam Ochiltree Hollywood Sam San Francisco Associated Press Korea Jg 21 London St. Peter

TV debate call could reshape 1950s campaign style

James Marlow notes candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson face a nation with TV coverage shaping campaigning. A face to face national TV debate is urged by Sen Moody as NBC offers time for issues discussion. Voters seek clarity on candidates' minds and intentions, reducing rhetoric to concrete cases.

Washington Gen Eisenhower Gov Stevenson Sen. Moody Michigan

Voter letter questions Olive-Orange Central Local consolidation

A Citizen from Tuppers Plains requests space in The Messenger to challenge the proposed consolidation of Central Local and Olive-Orange Local school districts. He questions who writes and distributes letters and petitions, whether officials decided first, and the true total cost and state aid implications. He doubts the six hundred sixty four thousand dollar price tag and asks if the state would cancel the charter.

the Messenger Olive Orange The Messenger Central Local Olive-Orange State Board State Department of Education State Department Olive-Orange School

Conservation Critique of Ohio Wildlife Council Actions

A letter from Corning urges reform of the Ohio Wildlife Council in Columbus. The author argues 1952 hearings opened streams to overstocking, prolonged seasons on dwindling game, and questions conservation meaning. They call for new faces, local protection by game protectors, and protests against deer permissions.

the Messenger Columbus Ohio Wildlife Council Wildlife Council Floyd Chapman

Doctor's Comments on Bed Wetting in Children

Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses nocturnal enuresis in seven year olds, urging against spanking and favoring practical approaches. Hydration limits after late afternoon, possible salt treatment with medical approval, and occasional awakenings can help. He explains psychological factors behind delayed or persistent bladder control and urges patient, nonjudgmental guidance.

Edwin P. Jordan M.D

Suffragette Parades and a Wife’s Silent Resolve

Vincent Weston talks with Louise about her devotion to art and a husband’s control. As a suffrage march draws crowds on Fifth Avenue, Louise contemplates freedom and love while Aunt Ella fears Louise’s happiness after the vote. The scene ends with Aunt Ella deciding to visit Louise unannounced.

Vincent Weston Louise Harry Incent Ella

Stars Forecast a Lull in Drama Without Funds

The outlook suggests a drop in spirits and activity due to tight finances or waning support. A prudent pause may yield a turn of events later, while those born today face delays and temptations to overreact but should keep hope intact. A talented child may face temporary setbacks challenging initiative.

Movie Censor Plan For Japan Attacked

Japanese and foreign film representatives to censor foreign movies entering Japan faces opposition from American companies. Kyodo News Agency reports protests by parents over uncensored films affecting children. Uncensored American releases will continue. Editor Earl C. Rayner, 63, founder of Radio Digest, dies.

Tokyo Japan Kyodo New York Earl C. Rayner Radio Digest

Radio Schedule Highlights NBC-WLW and Columbus Stations

NBC WLW Cincinnati and ABC WCCL Columbus lead a dense schedule of daytime and prime time programs. Listings include news, sports, dramas, variety shows, and serials across stations WSAZ Huntington WCHS Charleston and WATH Athens with detailed times from noon to 11 pm and into overnight blocks.

NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington Cosnece Cbs-Wbns WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Ennee Sther WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis WOUI

Television Programs Listing by Stations WLWC WSAZ WBNS

Listing shows daily broadcast schedules by WLWC channel 8 WSAZ channel 3 WBNS channel 16 featuring news sports dramas cartoons and soap operas with times from 6:00 p m to 5:55 a m across Wednesday Thursday and Friday blocks including Al Morgan Capitol News Garment Grayson Weather TV Theater Auto Races Wrestling and many sponsored program titles.

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