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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
4
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A column argues that British Labour figures visiting Russia and China degrade Anglo American bonds while warning that red frontier propaganda and war prep in Russia threaten freedoms. It recalls the Lotus flower tale and claims Americans must safeguard Britain again against communism.
Mortimer of General Foods tells staff and readers that relocating 1200 headquarters staff to White Plains was a chance to become part of the community. He urges employees to earn neighbors respect by active local participation and responsible citizenship. Big Bill France discusses stock car growth, earnings, and new tracks, noting widespread appeal and potential for large prize money.
President Eisenhower signed a law outlawing the Communist party, but it does not abolish the party or make membership a crime. The party loses rights and ballot access in federal elections, while states may bar it from state ballots. Courts soon will test the law’s reach and its impact on the McCarran Act. The party may challenge both laws in court, risking jail for nonregistration if required.
Dr Crane analyzes a refrigeration unit sale where Sam, a 38 year old salesman, offered 14000 dollars with a 700 dollar trade in. A competing offer of 18000 dollars with a 4500 dollar trade in attracted the customer despite a higher net cost. The customer chose the other deal, illustrating misplaced logic and the impact of trade in values on buying decisions.
Dr Jordan discusses diabetes origins in the pancreas and the role of insulin in sugar use. He warns many unaware patients exist and advises diet adjustments and regular monitoring as the disease can vary in severity. He also touches on insulin delivery, marketing psychology, and suggests a bulletin for further advice.
The WSCS met at Garnet Windland's home with 10 members and a guest. They read a letter about the district meeting on Sept 9 and planned to attend. Alfred Church homecoming set for Aug 29 with 9:30 Sunday school, 11 am sermon by Rev Grove, noon basket dinner, hymn sing, and Rev Shelton of Belpre to speak.
In a talk with Tancred Bailey, Wild Bill Hickok recalls Quantrell’s men and the navy gun technique, name checks Donny Pence as the best shooter, and hints at past rivalries. Hickok reveals his present poverty and travels toward the Black Hills. The scene shifts to Tancred arranging campaign details in Deadwood with local candidates.
The forecast promises excellent aspects for tomorrow improving real estate and farming interests and favors domestic plans and renovations. Evenings suit reading correspondence and cultural pursuits while late October may bring nervous tension. a birthday child will be practical and inventive with money.
East Liverpool visitors Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Carpenter and sons joined by George Hayman and the How ard Carpenter family hosted guests include Mr. and Mrs. Milo Richardson and sons from Port Huron Michigan and Mrs. Frances Slaughter from Cottageville. Local families hosting and visiting continue as Wade Hayman returns to river work and picnic plans for the Apple Grove and Fastretart Sunday schools are announced for August 9 at New Haven Park with Belpre guests Wayne Carpenter.
A jumble of station call signs and partial times lists several Columbus Huntington Cincinnati Athens Gallipoti Charleston Parkersburg and Marietta outlets. Schedule notes read AM and FM operating hours with scattered frequencies and a mention of 91.5 FM.
A dense lineup of radio and TV programs listed by time, title, and network. Entries include news, commentary, dramas, musical programs, and variety shows with numerous personalities and affiliations noted.
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