Athens A Messenger 1952 notice page details pricing and staff
The Athens A Messenger edition from February 12, 1952 lists publisher W Bush and staff including Gordon K. Bush John W Webb and Charles W Reamer. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail, with regional pricing for Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere, plus terms of entry as second class matter.
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Athens
Ohio
Athens A Messenger
Wala Ladi Fresesnck W. Bush
TSMG-1020
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Onto & W. Va
Postoffice
Hotel Power Wife Heads Family Hotel Empire
Mrs. Al Tisch, president of a hotel chain, believes women can run hotels as well as men. The Tisch family operates ten hotels including the McAlpin in New York and the Traymore in Atlantic City with no salaries drawn. Their Laurel-in-The-Pines project in Lakewood, New Jersey, reflects their philanthropy, providing free 10-week summers for 500 underprivileged children.
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New York
al Tisch
Tisch
Sayder Tisch
Larry
Bob
McAlpin
Traymore
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Brooklyn
New England
Mrs. Tisch
George F. Baker
Lakewood
Lincoln’s leadership and a warning on soaring defense costs
A reflection on Abraham Lincoln as the nation's model of statecraft and humanity contrasts with current calls for vast peacetime military spending. The piece condemns rising weapon and weapon-support costs, notes inflated Norden bombsight and sky-sweeper prices, and questions defense outsourcing and budget ethics.
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U.S
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lincoln
United States
America
Washington
Defense Department
Retirement timing under Social Security rules for near 65
The article explains how pensions vary by retirement date and work history, stressing consulting a local social security office. It details maximums for before and after July 1, and how wife benefits, quarters, and self employment history affect eligibility. It notes self employed coverage began Jan 1 1951 and that individuals nearing 65 should review their case.
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Washington
Social Security
Ewing Legacy in Athens County Traced Through Generations
The article recounts the Ewing family's long ties to Ames Township and Athens County Ohio. It details Lieut George Ewing's 1790s settlement, Thomas Ewing's birth in 1789, schooling in Ames, legal career, and later national influence. It notes migrations to Indiana and West Virginia and key family connections to the Civil War era.
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Ewing
Athens County
Thomas Ewing
Ohio University
Brown
Federal Creek
Amesville
Ohio
Ewing Rock
Fleming
Ewings
Perry County
Indiana
George Ewing
Mariah Ewing Martin
New Straitsville
New Jersey
West Virginia
Fort Frye
Waterford
Washington County
Ames Township
Ephriam Cutler
Manasseh Cutler
Ohio Company of Associates
Benjamin Brown
Ames
Deans
McCunes
Wyatts
Marietta
Boyles
Clark
Thomas
Lancaster
William ‘‘Ecumsen Sherman
Coonskin
Squire Sam Brown
Sunday Creek
Boston
Charles Cutler
Cutler Cemetery
Route 280
Salt
Kanawha
New University
Athens
Gallipolis
Little Hocking River
David Dailey
Dailey
Barrows Mill
Federal
United States Senate
United States
Aida Opens Metropolitan Season in Cleveland Debut
Janet Collins becomes first Negro to perform with the Metropolitan Opera Company in Cleveland's 27th season. She will appear in Aida on opening night April 14 with two new operas Gianni Schicchi and Salome on April 18, and a repertoire of Rigoletto Carmen La Boheme La Traviata Madame Butterfly and The Marriage of Figaro announced by Northern Ohio Opera Association chair Thomas L. Sidle.
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Cleveland
Janet Collins
Metropolitan Opera Company
Metropolitan
Giuseppe Verdi
Puccini
Giann Schicchi
Richard Strauss
Salome
Thomas L. Sidle
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Stars Forecast an Active and Adventurous Day
Tomorrow brings lively energy and drama with quick actions and exciting developments. Expect restlessness and potential excesses, plus opportunities for innovation and exploration. Those born today may see achievement through journeys and experimental pursuits in novel fields.
Local Community Notes From Grass Run Area
Marion McClure assisted Ed Jordan with farm chores. Mrs Louis McGuire and daughter Diana Sue visited Huntington West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Virgil Cross of Gallipolis visited his parents. Pat and Merdayne Patterson stayed with friends near Point Pleasant. Donald Kennedy of Pomeroy visited Bert Davis. Marion McClure and W E Boggess hosts near Athens. McClure helped Boggess butcher a beef. Community members attended Farley sale near Salem Center. Wilbert Clouch spent furlough with George and Mrs Clouch. Mrs Flosa McClure.
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Marion McClure
Ed Jordan
Louis McGuire
Harold Sanderson
Diana Sue
Huntington
W.va
Virgil Cross
Gallipolis
Pat
Merdayne Patterson
Point Pleasant
Donald Kennedy
Pomeroy
Bert Davis
W. E. Boggess
Athens
McClure
Boggess
Farley
Salem Center
Diana Sanderson
Co. L. Patterson
Marion McClures
Pfe
Wilbert Clouch
George Clouch
Flosa McClure
Nurse and scientist clash over loyalty oath chaos
Jennet Logan meets Peter Suriney a biophysicist at a party and later learns of his lab work while facing marital restraint. At Angels University Hospital tensions rise over a loyalty oath as superintendent Maxwell Cota pushes to fire anyone who refuses.
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Jennet Logan
Peter Suriney
Walter Pelletier
Peter
Jennet
Gus Logan
Mr. Cota
Maxwell Cota
the Angels University Hospital
Gus
Peter Surinov
Ku Klux Klan
Surinov
Radio Schedules and Programs Across Ohio and West Virginia
A detailed listing of radio stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus Other WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJBH Gallipolis with WOUI FM daily noon to night. Programs include News Broadcasts Sports Discussion Jack Smith Show Dinner Date and many dramas such as Cavalcade and Mr and Mrs North. Evening lines feature Burns and Berle and Sheen along with opera auditions and The Circle serials.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Mbs-West
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe Peesy Lee
Cbs Silver Eagle
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Evening
Cbs Newsstarts
Abe Black
Hollywood
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbs Opera
Dr. Kildare
Bob Hope
Luigi
Abc News
Molly
Eddie Cantor
Cbs News & Music
News & Variety
All Nets
Television Schedule Highlights from WLWC and Others
A dense telecast list outlines WLWC channel 3 and sister stations WENS channel 10 and WSAZ channel 5 with hourly programs from 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. including News, Talk, Variety, and late-night entertainment featuring Dinah Shore, Burns and Allen, Bob Hope, and local chatter.
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Corral
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Bob and
Ray
Dinah Shore
Star Theater
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Bob Considine
Family Theater
Larry Vincent
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Youth Speaks
Kakila
Oljie
Faye Emerson
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Hal Boyle
Armed Services
House of Representatives
Air Corps
Air Force
General Services Administration
World Today
By James Marlow
By Galbraith
Towser
Aida
Little Liz
Dr. Logan
Cota
Diana Gaines
Random House, Inc
NEA Service, Tne
Abeulah
Milton Berle
Abe Frank Sinatra
Charlie Wild
Abe Bishop
Fulton J
Hands of Destiny
DuMont
Irma
Cba
Chicago Symphony
Abe Godfrey
Lopez
Ralph Edwards
Abec
Mary Margaret McBride
Nbe
Bob Poole
WLWC
Dave Garroway
Ernie Kovac
Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
WENS
Channel
Buddy Cotter
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Chet Long
Don Mack
Doug Edwards
Stork Club
Frank Sinatra
Pepper
Armchair Theater
Godfrey
Bill Zipt
Steve Allen
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Bert Parks
Maida’s Kitchen
TV Handyman
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
WTVN
Captain Video
Beulah
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