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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1952
Page
4
Dated notice for subscription and delivery options in Athens Ohio listing price. Carrier and mail rates shown for Daily and Sunday editions with varying terms. Rates include monthly, quarterly, six month, and yearly options with regional applicability.
Time magazine foresees a strong production and rising prices in 1952, with a restrained global threat and a republic-leaning year for U.S. politics. It predicts Vinson or Taft/Eisenhower as key figures, dollar value shifts, and record federal spending. The piece condemns postwar corruption and urges renewed moral standards and national unity in 1952.
In a reflective meditation E Matheson ponders the New Year 1952. The man traces fear of war and rising costs, noting government control and the hard truth that tomorrow may mirror today. He wonders what peace would bring for workers and industry.
Hal Boyle details Maj. Gen. William F. Dean's fondness for kimchi learned during captivity in Korea. The column humorously contrasts Korean staples with Western fare, noting kimchi's strong garlic aroma and its impact on soldiers and romance, hinting Mrs. Dean may cook it for him on return, before suggesting a shift to corned beef and cabbage if garlic runs out.
Alma Conroy, a journeyman jeweler at Trumbull & Company, battles fear and hope as she prepares a quiet dinner while Tommy drinks away. A call from Joe Denton offers warmth, testing her resolve to shield herself from the barroom life that haunts their marriage.
Alma fears leaving Tommy amid rumors and pressure at Trumbull’s while facing a career setback. Tommy returns home drunk and defiant as Alma contemplates a future in photography and a family struggle within The House. Joe Denton offers quiet loyalty amid tension.
The stars predict a sudden time shift bringing welcome crisis and collaboration with influential figures. For birthdays a thrilling path may open with promotions and wide changes, while those in power may offer novel propositions. Prairie dogs’ curious burrow visitors hint at precarious family dynamics and predator risks.
A reprint of an Ontario Argus editorial on where to bury a dog ends with the poetical line that the best resting place is in the heart of the owner. The piece contrasts memory with physical burial and invites readers to smile at skeptics who doubt such sentiment. Ben Hur Lampman and G L Humphrey are cited in the dialogue about faith and community.
The article explains that rest is essential in treating tuberculosis and that new methods, such as pneumothorax, aim to rest diseased lungs. It notes surgical options, acknowledges experimental techniques, and reassures readers about social risk, urging acceptance of recovered patients and discouraging avoidance of those discharged from sanatoriums.
A listing of radio stations including NBC WLW Cincinnati KO 30 WCCL Columbus 1280 Ki WSAZ Huntington 920 Ki CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 Ki WCHS Charleston 580 Ki MBS WHKC Columbus 610 Ki Other WMOA Marietta 1460 Ki WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC WATH Athens 1540 KC WJEH Gallipolis 980 KC and WOUI FM with a noon to 1 PM and 9 PM daily schedule.
The listing outlines a dense January second broadcast with the Abe network and CBS offerings. Highlights include News Time at 6 30 pm, sports coverage, and dramas from 7 00 pm through 11 00 pm, plus morning tasks, talk shows, and serials interspersed with regional games and cinema-style features.
Listing of daily TV schedules for WLWC channel 3 WENS channel 10 and WSAZ channel 5 with time slots from 6 PM to 1 AM across Tuesday to Wednesday including Rose Bowl Game Kukla Fran and Ollie Dinah Shore Milton Berle Fireside Theater Circle Theater News Caravan Amateur Hour and late-night offerings.
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