Mr. Earl C. Shively Ends Ohio University Service
Earl C. Shively retires after fourteen years as Ohio University Trustee. He asked Governor Lausche not to seek reappointment for personal reasons, to be replaced by a Cleveland industrialist. Shively, native of Vinton County and alumnus, shaped library modernization, governance, and state funding oversight while never seeking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Earl C. Shively
Shively
Lausche
Cleveland
Earl Shively
Vinton County
Ohio State University
Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Shive
Hobby Horses by Hal Boyle on hobbyists and users
Hal Boyle suggests two classes of people hobbyists and non hobbyists in a humorous essay. He advises readers to seek useful hobbyists like rosers growers vintners photographers and philanthropists while avoiding pure collectors who offer admiration but little return. He notes philanthropists may remember you in their will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
Karl
Betty
David
Hill
Mark Twain
Jill Ormond
Kathy
Gauguin
Fathy
Spain Eyes High Price for NATO Base Deal
The article discusses Spain's demand for a costly military base arrangement with the United States amid postwar defense realignments. It notes Franco's regime, past alliances, and U S reluctance to meet his terms, while hinting that Pentagon and State Department expect surprises and firm stance on Spain. It cites broader NATO and Africa security buildups reducing Spain's leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Russia
Franco
Italy
Germany
Ferdinand
Congress
Pentagon
State Department
Africa
NATO
Europe
Stevenson softens lines with New Deal praise in New Jersey rally
Governor Stevenson seeks to corner Eisenhower while praising 20 years of Democratic governance. President Truman cautions and defends the Roosevelt Truman record as Stevenson brushes off New Deal and Fair Deal slogans. The piece notes campaign dynamics, party splits on policy, and Stevenson’s bid to reassure Truman Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Gov
Stevenson
Truman
Gen. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Me Tooer
New Jersey
Dr. Jordan on Early Detection of Breast Cancer
Dr. Jordan explains that breast cancer is most common in women, rare before 25, and highly detectable with early signs. He urges self examination, prompt professional help for lumps or nipple changes, and immediate surgery with tissue examination to remove cancerous tissue if present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
Early cancer detection urged for better outcomes
The text emphasizes prompt recognition of changes in the breast and seeking expert opinion without delay. It warns that delaying treatment due to fear reduces chances for a complete cure, noting that early stages offer the best hope and less risk of recurrence.
850 000 Men Idled By Strikes in July
The Labor Department reports July strike idleness at 12 percent of 12 million man-days, mainly due to the steel strike. July saw 850000 workers on strike, down from 1,000,000 in June, the peak since October 1949 except June’s 14 million man-days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Tomorrow May Bring Dynamic Events and Bold Personal Shifts
The Stars predict a day of high tempo events and exciting programs with new ideas and talents pushing emotions and affiliations. For birthdays, a climactic year looms with striking adventures and radical notions, though restraint is advised to avoid extreme reactions. A gifted child may show exceptional creativity leading to intense emotional expression.
TV telephone arrives in London show window
British engineers debut a working TV telephone that shows a caller’s image on a receiver’s screen. The device could link the New York London line for high level talks, boosting identification. The current model stands about a kitchen cabinet tall and costs roughly $2,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dodge
New York
95 000 Pupils To Join Ohio's School Ranks
Ohio's education chief reports the 1952 53 school year will add about 55 000 to total pupils and 10 000 to grades nine through 12. High school enrollment remains below 1930s levels due to the earlier low birth rate. about 20 000 more first graders are expected, reversing the 1946 birth rate surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
German Education System Renovated in West Zone
State Department reports Germany's educational system in the West zone has been revolutionized toward democracy. German youth are growing up with democratic ideas, peaceful attitudes, and interest in outside issues, signaling progress beyond tyranny under Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Adolph Hitler
West Zone
State Department
Pace says flying saucers are products of the imagination
Secretary of the Army Frank Pace on Wednesday dismissed reports of flying saucers, stating he believes the objects are products of the imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretary of the Army
Frank Pace
Pygmalion echoes in a painter’s obsessive quest for love
An art teacher Hector Fielding schemes to forge a cultured man in truck driver David Carlson. David misreads the effort as snobbishness and a tense romance unfolds with Jill Ormond in a humid September gallery setting. The narrator recalls past loves and burns letters from a doomed affair as polio tolls rise in Akron and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiss
Hector Fielding
David Carlson
Hector
Pygmalion
David
George Bernard Shaw
Television Schedules From Early Evening Lineups
A dense listing of TV programs across stations WLWO WLDO WBNS and WSAZ detailing hourly lineups from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. with shows such as Garnet Grayson Meet Your Match News Caravan and Wrestling as well as morning and weekend blocks including Breakfast Party Cartoon Carnival and Jungle-themed fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLWO
Channel
al Morgan
Capitol News
Garnet Grayson
We the People
Red Birds
Larry Vincent
Fearless Fosdick
Reds
Cubs
W. Va
Firemen
Playhouse of Stars
Radio Programs Network Schedule Mixed Stations Listings
A dense listing of radio stations and time blocks across NBC WLW ABC WCCL WSAZ CBS WBNS WCHS MBS WHKC WMOA WPAR WATH WJEH with hourly noon to after 11 pm programming. It details show names such as News Broadcasts Wax Works Lone Ranger Dinner Date Bob Ray Mario Lanza Show Mantovani Music Steve Allen Show and various children and family programs across multiple networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WOUI
Cbs Network
Abo-Mbs-East Kiddies
Nbe
Abe
Abc Wax Works
Cbs News
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Musicland USA
Abc Symphonic Strings
Bob & Ray
F.B.L
Mario Lanza
Big
Cbs Newsstand
Mbc
Mantovani
Abe Steve Allen
Abc Hall of Fantasy
Cbs News & Songs
Cbs Orchestra
Abec
Nets
Smily Whitley
Earl Godwin
Abe Antonini
Cbes
NBC Symphony
Cbs Sports
Abc Gan
Cbe
Cbs Labor
Abe al Helfer
Mbe
Women In Uniform
Pentagon
Public Service
Neva
Jane Ace
Abe Gene Autry
Cbs Cing Party
Abe Wenty
Cbs Theater of Air
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postoffice
Hal Boyle
Bacon
Charles H. Spurgeon
World Today
Mary Baker Eddy
Hannah More
Kingdom of God
Christ Jesus
Souletgui Neh
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Project
Greg MacMillan
NEA Service, Inc
Akron
Children’s Hospital
Grice Br
WTVN
Captain Video
Mr. and
Mrs. Eells
Perry Como
Father
TV Ranchhouse
Golden West
Golden Theater
Kids and Company
Pet Shop 700
Paul Whiteman
Wbns-Tv
Animal Fair
Jack Buck
Weather
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
Arthur Murray
Stars Playhouse
Hollywood Theater
Police Story
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Spotlight Revue
the Hunter
News
Pepper
Armchair Theater
Wild Bill Hickok
Kit Carson
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 3
Archie Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
Cbs Space Patrol
Dha
Eddie Fisher
Cbs Ranch Boys
Marine Band
Hollywood
Ebs
American Farmer
Fifth Army Band
Abe Grand Central
Dra Navy
Abe Orchestra
Abe City Hospital
Abc Dunn
Baseball Network
Abe Music
Front & Center
The
Chicagoans
Frank & Jackson
Overseas Report
Pan American Union
U.S. Army Band
Nbe Farm News
Cbs Sports Parade
Race & Music
van da Spews
Musicana
Cbs Jazz Club
Nbe McGuire
Abe Pee Wee Reese
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!