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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1952
Page
4
Hal Boyle argues civilization survives on women's courage in small, daily acts not celebrated like men's heroism. He contrasts public bravado with quiet persistence in homemaking, fairness to service workers, and resisting social sneers.
Chester Times argues that isolationists prioritize domestic affairs and sovereign rights, while internationalists push US leadership globally. The piece cites higher wars, inflation, and debt tied to internationalism, praising private citizens over government for aiding other nations.
Four Republican senators introduced a resolution proposing that federal spending for the coming year be limited to estimated revenues. A Democratic senator and a Republican representative added measures capping spending at 71 billion dollars and appropriations at 60 billion for the next year. The piece critiques Washington for continuing high expenditures and notes that genuine reductions require united political will.
Churchill revealed a May secret Britain US pledge to bomb Red China bases if they support Korean air assaults. The agreement aims to deter further heavy fighting and to coordinate limited joint action if truce talks fail, tightening allied security for UN troops in Korea.
Dr. Gus Logan on the edge as rumors of Jennet Logan's infidelity swirl in a campaign led by Manwell Cota to oust Peter Surinov. Gus dies amid accusations of loyalty and betrayal, while Peter defends himself and faces a hostile inquiry at the Pelletier home breakfast.
The Messenger invites contributions listing addresses and hometowns for service members. Readable entries include RIS Robert L. Nelson dle US 52176586 Fort Jackson SC and THOMAS Richard E. Athens US 52162877 Fort Leonard Wood MO among others in US Army and Marine units with APO or street addresses.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan warns that after serious illness or operation a patient cannot resume full activity immediately. Rest in bed, gradual increases in activity, proper diet, and small frequent meals aid healing, with patience and attitude shaping the recovery pace. Special foods may be prescribed depending on the illness or surgery.
George Tolliver of Nelsonville questions the draft of presidents and the role of military experience in leadership. He critiques political extremism, media attacks on public figures, and urges equal respect for those in public office while defending due process. Feb 27.
The reading predicts a sudden, dynamic shift in affairs tomorrow with surprise angles and strong support from higher-ups. Birthdays bring stimulus and excitement for new ventures and expansive programs, while a child born today is described as richly endowed for a prosperous, honored life.
A dense listing shows WLW and nearby stations with evening, night, and weekend programs across channels. Notable items include Kukla Fran and Ollie, The Goldbergs, boxing fights, Wrestling, News Caravan, Captain Video, and late 1940s era child and family programs.
Ohio State University’s Bureau of Business Research reports December average weekly earnings in manufacturing rose 3 percent to 76.35 dollars from 74.42 in November. Manhours worked payrolls and employment also up 3 percent, with Toledo showing a slight decline. City figures show Akron 73.45 up 2 percent Canton 68.38 up 3 percent Cincinnati 69.10 up 2 percent Cleveland 1.57 up 1 percent Columbus 65.41 up 1 percent Dayton 83.67 up 1 percent Toledo 79.29 down fractionally Youngstown 79.49 up 3 percent.
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC WLW CBS MBS ABC and local affiliates. It details noon to 1 pm through late evening segments including news, music, dramas, and variety shows with multiple named programs and hosts across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg and surrounding markets.
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