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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1948

Page

4

Messenger Publishing Co. Flags Rates and Editions

The Athens Ohio Messenger announces subscription options with carrier and mail rates for local areas including Ohio and West Virginia. Advertising and republication rights are held by the Associated Press and the paper’s offices list pricing for weekly, semiannual, and annual plans. Old-class mail terms and post office status are noted.

Wilabusnees Frederick W. Busn Ih& Messenger Publishing CO Gordot K. Bush Joan W. Webb VF LH Associated Press Carr Vance Carrer Messenger Fice Aber Mali Obio Westirginjia Wnio Westiginia Carrie Nterec Athens Ohio Postoffice Act of Ivis

Bronx Campaign in 1946 Teaches How the Wallace Vote Shaped Politics

In the Bronx district New York’s 24th, Leo Isacson of the American Labor Party won with 22,697 votes while Democrat Ed Flynn failed to mobilize turnout. The result signals protests against the Palestine policy and Truman administration, raises questions about party strategy, and could influence presidential hopes and electoral dynamics in New York and across the country.

Henry Wallace Bronx New York City Wallace Ed Flynn Mr. Wallace America American Labor Party Leo Isacgon Palestine New York State New York ALP Isacson Flynn Farmer Wallace Leo Isacson Truman

The People’s Fault in Ohio Penitentiary Troubles

A historical critique argues repeated penitentary problems stem from inadequate public funding and legislative neglect. It contends officials patch issues without modernizing facilities, as citizens fail to demand sustained reforms and proper conduct at the Ohio State Penitentiary.

Ohio State Penitentiary Ohio

Taft-Hartley Labor Law shifts unfair practice roles

The Taft-Hartley Act has begun altering unfair labor practice handling with 815 complaints by Feb 1 and 315 against unions. NLRB counsel Denham says cases now show balanced views, and 30 000 union shop elections are planned this spring and summer as old contracts renew. Election results favor unions in 664 tests, 660 for union shop.

Washington NLRB Robert N. Denham Denham Steel AFL

Breeze soap debuts in Athens area shops

Lever Brothers Co announces Breeze, a new soap, will launch in Athens and nearby cities before nationwide distribution. The product is already on sale in most Athens area grocery stores and supermarkets.

Athens Lever Brothers Co Breeze

Lighter Side of Diplomacy From Berlin to Newfoundland

A reminiscence recalls 1878 Berlin frontier talks between Russia and Britain and a map switch near Stamboul. It contrasts 19th century champagne diplomacy with modern hard bargaining, noting Webster Ashburton ties and the value of softer lessons for diplomats today.

Mr. Molotov Moscow Bulgaria Turkey Council of Ambassadors Constantinople Black Sea England Cyprus Austria-Hungary Bosnia-Herzegovina Balkans Dardanelles Stamboul Milord Daniel Webster Lord Ashburton Newfoundland Maine Canada Webster Great Britain

Charleston talk favors nonpolitical judges debated in public

Sam Simmons argues Charleston discussions on nonpolitical judges reveal politics in courts and boards. He cites 1933 education board reforms and recent Kanawha County court elections as evidence that appointive systems may worsen politics and that local judges have earned trust through sound election and nomination processes.

Charleston Boards of Education Democratic Supreme Court Mason County Kanawha Juvenile Common Pleas Circuit Fifth Judicial District Supreme Court Neely

Desiring Safety Stands Against Great Enterprises Quote

Tacitus expression shows the tension between safety and ambition, highlighting the moral balance between prudence and bold action across historical governance and exploration. The quote frames risk as a restraint on noble pursuits.

Tacitus

Education shapes character, says Herbert Spencer

A concise maxim from Herbert Spencer asserts that education aims to form character. The quote emphasizes character development as the core purpose of education and reflects Spencer's formative view on learning.

Herbert Spencer

Allen Rites Conducted in Merrimac West Virginia

The Rev. Boyd Allen and family attended the funeral of the Rev. Hence Allen in Merrimac after his death at age 63 following a six week illness. Hence Allen, a Pilgrim Holiness minister and school bus operator with the Mingo County Board of Education, was born in Sprigg and lived in Mingo County all his life. He leaves a widow Hattie Booth Allen, six sons Irvin Hence Jr Charles Thurman Elmer and Dave, five daughters Jnice Elkins Maxine Georgia Pauline and Myrtle, four brothers Killis Williamson Boyd Harry and J. P. Allen, and a sister Mrs Paul Melmige. Funeral was Feb 19 at the Merrimac home officiated by Rev Cecil Phillips with burial in Stringtown Ky.

Boyd Allen Merrimac W. Va Allen Hence Allen Pilgrim Holiness Church Mingo County Irvin Hence Charles Thurman Elmer Dave Jnice Elkins Maxine Georgia Pauline Myrtle Killis Allen Williamson the Plains Harry J. P. Allen Red Jacket Paul Melmige Matewan Cecil Phillips Stringtown

Local notes from Racine and area include births and visits

Recent entries report Roy Sayre’s operation at Holzer Hospital and a farm dam washed out by ice and rain with plans to rebuild. Birthday dinner for Mr. Hart with family, visits by Wilma Roush and Robert Roush, and various family visits between Racine Pomery Gallipolis Letart and Middleport. World Day of Prayer observed at the Baptist Church.

Racine Roy Sayre Holzer Hospital Forrest Bailey Bowmans Run Bailey Earl Hart Mr. Hart Linley Hart Dale and Paula Ronald Hart Eldred Hart Wilma Roush Pomery Robert Arthur Roush Great Bend Emma Jiiden Harold Weatherholt Gallipolis Emil Eynon Middleport Reid Eynon Martz Pomeroy Arthur Buck Owen Watson American Red Cross Albert Smith Danny DeLoss Smith The Methodist Church Coyle Letart Letart Methodist Church Clark Jiiden Dana Cleland

Local News Briefs from Blue Lake Area

Billy Wooten of Dayton visited Mr and Mrs Robert Wooten at Blue Lake. Missouri couple Mrs Donna Gillette and family moved here recently. Mrs J R Queen was ill. Mrs Divas Plymale and Sam Wells recuperating from illnesses. Monroe Sheets announce birth of son Kenneth Keith. Charles Paul Smith returned to work on a boat. Columbus residents Marian Bane Margarette Caldwell Rhoda McKean Lawrence Chevalier and Patty Baker weekend guests. Ivan Hartman and family moved to Marion to purchase a barber shop. Mrs C E Sheets referenced.

Blue Lake Billy Wooten Dayton Robert Wooten Donna Gillette Missouri J. R. Queen Divas Plymale Sam Wells Monroe Sheets Kenneth Keith Charles Paul Smith Marian Bane Margarette Caldwell Rhoda McKean Lawrence Chevalier Patty Baker Columbus Ivan Hartman Marion C. E. Sheets

Alfalfa Seed Varieties and Wilt Concerns

Gallia County Agent Forrest A Brown explains alfalfa seed choices for deep root systems and notes no single variety consistently creates straight roots. He compares northern variegated and Kansas common types, cites soil impact, and advises Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma seeds while warning on wilt disease caused by bacteria reducing stands after several years.

Forrest A. Brown Gallia County Gallipolis Canada Kansas

Notes on Alfalfa Seed Quality and Regional Varieties

The article warns against non hardy alfalfas from Southern California Arizona New Mexico and Argentina noting high orange red stained seed imports last year. It says Ladak alfalfa yields big first year but dies out in summer and is not recommended in Ohio. Southern California and Arizona seeds can be identified only by origin certificates.

Ohio Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Utah Idaho California Arizona New Mexico

Wilt resistant alfalfa seeds eyed for long stands in Ohio

For alfalfa stands over three years farmers may seek wilt resistant Ranger or Buffalo seed when available. Buffalo appears slightly better than Ranger in this part of Ohio. Changes since 20 to 25 years ago include less focus on cold resistance as winter killing now stems mainly from freezing and thawing on poorly drained soils. Grimm and

Ohio Grimm

Corning Minstrel Draws Large Local Audience

The Business and Professional Women's Minstrel of Nelsonville drew a large crowd at the local high school auditorium. Proceeds go to a hospital fund via the Corning Mother's Club. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives and friends in Columbus and nearby towns. No casualties were reported after a minor T and OC railway accident near Athens.

Corning Nelsonville Corning Mother's Club Margaret Joyce Columbus Dena Johnson Bob Parsons Anne Parsons White Cross Hospital Arthur Little Burney Cales Earl Gibbs East Hill Top George Kliarenbeck T&oc Athens J. R. Richardson

Radio Stations and Frequencies List

A structured catalog lists area stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta and a range of AM frequencies 700 1230 930 1460 80 1450 610 1490 KC.

NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC WMOA Marietta

TV Radio Schedule Snapshot Feb 24 6 00 PM to 12 00 AM

A dense listing of network programs and times across Abe CBS ABC MBS and other outlets for February 24 detailing news, sports, music, drama, and variety shows. Names include Milton Berle Firestone Lowell Thomas Murrow Reed, Red Skelton Judy Boston Symphony, Amos and Andy Fibber and Molly Scout About Town and Dancing Continued.

Cbs Network Abc-West Mbs-East Mbs-West Abe Cbs Chicago Orchestra Cbs East Lum & Abner Cbs West Abe Lowell Thomas Cba Beulah Phow Cbs News Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr Abe Jack Smith Song Cbs Daily Abbe Abe Bob Crosby The Green Hornet Harkness Abe Ed Murrow Milton Berle Judy—abe Mrs. North Ebs Billy Rose Amos and Andy Ahbe We the People Gabriel Heatter Fibber and Molly Nhbe Christopher Wells Boston Symphony Hour Rob Hope Studio One Red Skelton Abc Dance Orchestra Abc 1100 Dbs Abc News Abc West

Television and Radio Schedule Snapshot

A late February broadcast lineup lists morning to evening programs across CBS ABC and MBS stations. Notable items include Fred Waring Show Kate Smith Speaks Paul Whiteman Records and Queen for a Day with a mix of music drama and quiz shows.

Virahome Abec Kate Smith Mbs Abe Abe Queen Martin Black Cbs Paul Whiteman Lum Abner Cbs Eaast

Mystery of the Falling Typewriter at Tophill

Ann Bancrofte faces a staged assault as someone places a falling typewriter near a box of golf balls in her closet. The planned accident would kill her and erase clues. Rush, Rinda, Laurie, and others return to Tophill, renewing the tense game of death as threats tighten around Ann.

Ann Bancrofte Rush Bancroft Tophill Anna Laurie Hinds Ann Kosh Tommy Luke Kush Rinda Rush Hawaii Gay Angel

Doctor explains rheumatoid arthritis causes and treatments

The article reviews rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and management including rest, diet rich in vitamins, heat and massage, and avoiding infection sources. It notes gold injections and climate changes as treatments with mixed results and warns about joint surgery only in late stages. It also answers a reader question on Vitamin E safety, saying effects are not well known and no harms reported so far.

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