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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1949
Page
4
The speech argues the aim is to free money, men and thought for Asia while lulling America into cutting Marshal Plan aid in Europe. It claims the peace offensive shows naive Vladimir knowhow and exposes Soviet ignorance of U S intelligence and capitalist democracy.
Edson notes President Truman's inaugural and new budget proposal for aiding underdeveloped countries. Since 1938 the U S has loaned experts to 20 republics, costing the government about 5000 dollars per expert, with projects now in 25 nations across Latin America and beyond.
Merry returns home with friends to find Mike Channing waiting in a New York convertible. He travels from Florida to Marshallville and proposes to make Merry his wife, while Aunt Jane hosts and offers hospitality. The scene hints at Merry’s youth and the pull of Southern home life.
The Nation Today argues Stalin will sign a peace pact with guarantees and a parade for him if he meets in Washington, but notes his noncommittal readiness to discuss peace. It contends Moscow fears Western strength, aims to lull security, and maintain Bolshevik aims of global communist victory through force.
A Baltimore & Ohio Railroad memorandum urges agents to inform the press promptly about operations accidents and disasters to prevent exaggerated reports. It emphasizes straightforward facts over refusals and credits R M Van Sant for public relations leadership.
The piece argues Moscow plans a broad shift to a civil peace line, calming East West ties while expanding influence in China. It notes Chinese Communist victory aided by Russia, and predicts Kremlin will back Chinese regime after victory, with staged moves in the West to ease pressure.
A trivia page presents ten questions across men women and teens with multiple choice options. It includes an answer key encoded in a garbled line of text, obscuring correct choices and challenging readers to decipher the solutions.
Mrs Avery Nell Schulz moved into a house recently vacated by Mrs Cora Lynch. The former Lowery farm is now vacant. Mrs Mattie Muir of Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Gibson. Cottage prayer services were held at the McAfee home on Jan 26. Mrs Betty Enlow of New Marshfield spent a weekend with the Swaims. Mrs John Colerick was ill. Repairs proceed on the B and O tunnel near Mineral under the Kelly crew. Mrs Cora Lynch visited her daughter Opal Pidcock of Newark.
The article warns that laxatives and tonics can mask serious abdominal issues and delay proper care. It notes weight loss signals disease and stresses early medical consultation. Hypoglycemia is low blood sugar caused by excess insulin from the pancreas or injected insulin, with several diseases contributing.
Raymond Stewart and Hubert Short visited Mrs. Maud Van Meter. Elver Fox family and Mrs. George Humphries toured Pomeroy. Will Rickard moved to a new home. Reese Williams and daughter Sharon visited Fannie Blake and Clifford Johnson. Kathleen Van Meter began part time work at Mason Clinic. Bill Hall visited Charles Varian. Floyd Roach spent weekend with his parents. Ed Van Meter is ill. Irene Johnson visited sister in Newell West Virginia. Alan Knapp spent a day in Cincinnati. Mabel Johnson and sons visited relatives in Toledo with Dorothy Van Meter.
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Worley Cline and Dr. W M Wallace of Dayton with Mrs. Jessie Cline. Several gatherings feature Robson, Radcliffe, Milligan and Gillogly households. Hunter McFarland, a former Albany teacher, has died in Miami, Florida. Albany WSCS met at Ed Brooks home with 23 members and guests. February gathering set at Will Gillogly home.
Local residents attended or hosted visits and funerals including the Councellors of Anderson and the Hillyers of Newark. Many from Nelsonville Glouster Canton Columbus and Lancaster visited relatives or conducted business with listed families and individuals.
A compact roster of stations including NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC.
A dense TV radio guide lists Evening blocks across networks with ABC CBS MBS MBs and others. Programs include News Reports Nightly The Beulah Skit The Big Story Drama and Dance Orchestra with schedules from 6 PM to after midnight.
A listing of morning and afternoon radio programs including Honeymoon in New York Breakfast Club The Clevelandaires Bob Poole Show Fred Waring Show My Story Drama Hour of Serials Godfrey Say it with Music Second Honeymoon Serials Welcome Travelers Kate Smith Half Hour Words and Music Lunch Hour Music Half Hour Happy Gang Double or Nothing Breakfast in Hollywood Queen for a Day Serials Bride and Groom The Hope Chest Ladies Be Seated Rec Benson Show Don Ameche Show House Party Variety Music Time Hunt Hunt Quiz Kay Kyser Show Bob Lewis Show Treasury Band Kiddies Hour with repeats
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