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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
4
The New York Times editorial argues for a broad change in political leadership. It contrasts Stevenson’s call for change with historical parties and praises Eisenhower as a “new broom” who would decouple government from entrenched bureaucrats, corruption, and waste.
Hal Boyle argues women use inner anger as fuel to tackle chores and achieve, noting how anger drives action more effectively than fatigue. He contrasts anger with fear as the two core fuels, suggesting women balance them better, while men often lose motivation without anger.
A major insurer launched national ads on infant mortality in the 1930s and later tackled taboo diseases like syphilis and cancer. The article praises the tasteful, public service tone and credits the company for advancing health awareness while maintaining high standards.
Washington reports that the Soviet Politburo will be replaced by a Presidium while confirming a national congress in October. Analysts debate Stalin's motive, from democratic appearance to tightening party control, with the odd note that the Politburo will be abolished.
Philadelphia report notes erythromycin developed at Eli Lilly laboratories in Indianapolis and described as effective against resistant pneumonia strains and staphylococcal infections. The drug is said to supplement penicillin and aureomycin in treating various infections.
Former Ohio Governor George White, 80, marked his birthday in Marietta quietly saying he is taking life easy after a month with the flu that affected his sight and hearing. The Democrat who served two terms beginning in 1931 still defends his sales tax policy.
Mrs Earle Dennison 54 a nurse says the death sentence for poisoning her 2 year old niece was unfair. She was interviewed with officers present in Birmingham after an all male Wetumpka jury verdict. She remains jailed pending automatic Supreme Court review. Grass Run reports note visits by Mr and Mrs Merle Davis to local families. C L Patterson attended plowing matches near Cincinnati.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses common health changes in later life. He notes increased dryness, slower wound healing, reduced energy, and declined senses, plus the need for easier to digest foods and careful eating to avoid overloading the digestive system.
The text advises moderating water intake to ease digestion and kidney burden. It notes aging varies by person, often requiring adjustments in the late 40s or early 50s. It encourages sensible limits and pursuing activities suited to age, with calm acceptance of minor ailments.
The horoscope notes a lively tomorrow with Venus influencing arts and celebrations for birthdays and anniversaries. In Bonn, Germany, Dr. Kurt Schumacher, 56, the Socialist Party leader in West Germany, died on Wednesday.
Louise Weston receives a $10,000 check from Aunt Ella and uses it to fund her new life. She opens a bank account, travels to New York, and enrolls in art school while arranging a housekeeper and a studio space. Eleanor begins business school as Ted worries about changes at home.
A dense listing of prime time and day schedules for Chaney Station WLWC channel 3 and sister stations WBNS TV WSAZ TV and more. It catalogs programs by time slots from 6:00 pm through late night with news, weather, dramas, sports, variety shows, and films across Friday and Saturday lines.
Washington officials say starting Saturday dealers can set their own top retail ceiling prices for new cars. The Office of Price Stabilization abandons fixed dollar and cent ceilings and notes a potential about 1 percent price uptick. Dealers may base calculations on either the prewar month or the January 26 to February 24, 1951 period after freezes.
A detailed public notice of radio program schedules across stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus and others. Includes daily noon to 1 pm slots to 10:30 pm with news talks dramas variety shows and music The schedule spans Monday to Saturday with multiple programs such as The Lone Ranger Tonight Show and Archival music blocks.
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