Daily Athens newsrates and delivery details
Established 1825 Frederick W. Bush publisher and staff lines list. Details for single copy rates daily or Sunday and carrier delivery prices. Mail rates shown for Ohio and West Virginia and elsewhere with subscription options and post office second class status.
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Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Universities Demand Higher Faculty Pay Across System
Six Ohio state university presidents call on Governor Lausche to raise faculty salaries amid rising living costs and a widening pay gap since 1940. They warn maintaining competitive wages is essential to meeting future enrollment and education needs while noting Ohio spends only 3.7 percent of appropriations on pay.
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Lausche
Ohio
Hal Boyle Foresees 1953 As Steady Year For People And Nations
Hal Boyle argues that 1953 arrives not as a baby but as a mature year with money in pockets and heavy duties. He urges Americans to unite, pursue peace, and face old duties with fortitude, while governments maintain policy despite calendar change. The piece casts 1953 as a sobering, hopeful crossroads.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
China
Hiega Gulf
Stalin shifts to kitten caper in shift from harsh diplomacy
Washington column notes Stalin's move from hard line diplomacy to a softer approach through questions on world peace. Dulles urges normal channels for talks with Eisenhower to engage the West. The piece contrasts Soviet image with past blunt tactics and reflects on food, time, and future preparation.
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James Marlow
Washington
Homburg
Stalin
Eisenhower
New York Times
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Television Schedule Tangles Across Channels This Week
A dense listing shows WLWC WTVN and WBNS schedules with varied programs from comedy and sports to news and dramas. Highlights include Comedy Carnival, Dinah Shore, News Caravan, Circus Hour, and Your Life across weekday nights plus daytime fare like Dave Garroway and Cartoon Carnival.
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WLWC
Channel 3
Capitol News
Fireside Theatre
Circle Theater
Mindy Carson
Bob Considine
Family Playhouse
Dave Garroway
Mom
Meditation Morgan
Marion Spelman
News Caravan
Joan
Music Hall
TV Theatre
Hero
Times Square
Case notes on age gap marriage and psychology tricks
Dr. Crane outlines a method for older husbands to retain wives by church dates and weekly outings, claiming psychology can prevent divorce. The piece advocates age-gap marriages, sexual strategies, and a sponsor bulletin on sex problems in marriage.
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George W. Crane
Larry W
Gaining Weight the Right Way Says Doctor Jordan
The doctor advises overweight or underweight readers to eat more calories through higher fat foods and balanced meals. Increase meal portions gradually and add extra small meals to train the stomach to hold more without dropping exercise.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
K. G
Me Not all children slam doors. some just leave them open.
A fragment notes children behavior with a witty line about doors. The text reads as a concise humorous observation rather than a formal report or event.
Hamden Area Soldier With Seventh Division
Pvt. Carl Bishop of Hamden Route 1 serves in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division. An assistant squad leader in Company B 32d Infantry, he entered the Army in November 1951 and wears the Combat Infantryman Badge and Korean Service Ribbon with one campaign star.
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Hamden
Carl Bishop
John E. Bishop
Korea
7Th
Bishop
32D Infantry
Coast Guard Patrol Threatens Martyrdom and Duty
In wartime on a Coast Guard ship two sailors face a stern commander who tests their readiness. He warns of court martial for errors and stresses decisive solo action. The crew treats them as marked men as they sail toward danger. A telegram arrives at home hinting a loved one’s peril.
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Larry
Spruce
Yessir
Mr. Pruitt
Bert
Coast Guard
Wallace
William
Mr. Sloane
Wilkes
Meb
Young
Mr. Young
Miss Verdie
Mrs. Tihlin
Benford
Papa
League
Birthday Outlook for Tomorrow’s New Year Spirit
The horoscope notes mixed urges to speed the old and welcome the new with joy and innovation while warning against overindulgence. Birthday individuals may see lively plans and bold ambitions but should stay within regulations to avoid eccentric actions or rash impulses. A child born today shows adventurous spirit but needs restraint.
High Altitude Pioneer Rudolph Schroeder Dies at 66
Maj. Rudolph Schroeder, 66, a WWI ace and high altitude pioneer, died Monday at Hines Veterans Hospital in Maywood. In 1920 he reached 38 180 feet in a plane without modern high altitude gear, the craft dropping six miles before he regained control. Schroeder was a former United Air Lines vice president and ex assistant director of the Bureau of Air Commerce, awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in 1945 for altitude tests aiding the Army Air Force in WWII.
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Chicago
Maj
Rudolph
Hines Veterans Hospital
Maywood
Schroeder
United Air Lines
Bureau of Air Commerce
Army Air Force
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and Bowl Games
Radio grid lists 6:00 to 1:48 with News Sports and Sketches on multiple networks. New Year’s Bowl games Cotton Orange Sugar Gator Rose noted with networks NBC CBS ABC and MBS. Regular programs suspended during games per note.
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Farmer
John Doe
Garry Moore
WTVN
Channee
Playhouse Seven
Ebe
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbe-West
Nbe
Cba
Cbs 700
Cbs News
Abde
Mbs
Cbe Be
Nabe River Endova
Fibber & Molly
Fe Baird
Abe
Boris Ayes
Mbe
All Neta
NBC
ABC Radio
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
CBS
WBNS
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G. Macdonald
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Jeremy Collier
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Chet Long
Don Mack
D. Edwards
Heaven
Betsy
City Hospital
Tomorro
Mike and
Buff
Fran
Mig Edwards
Como
Paade
Take Ten
Ding Dong School
Mexico
DR. Crane
Ancient
Rome
Diana
Thamas Hal Phillips
Soren Es
Wallace Meadows
Mississippi Tech
William Meadows
Don
Bob and
Bob Hope
CBS Radio
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