Messenger newspaper details and subscription rates
The item lists establishment dates 1825 and 1896 1929 Publisher Gordon K. Bush and John W Webb and Charles W Reamer. It notes daily and Sunday editions with prices for mail and carrier delivery and subscribership options.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
A Tax on Progress Misunderstood as Excess Profits Tax
The piece argues the excess profits tax taxes growth and expansion rather than profits. It claims it hinders incentives by taking up to eighty percent of earnings when businesses hire more, raise output, or provide more services. It predicts Congress may reduce or repeal the tax to aid national strength.
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Congress
Idaho Governor Denounces Federal Power Authority Push
Governor Len Jordan of Idaho attacks federal valley authorities and urges interstate compacts with state led river basin plans. He supports private power development on the Snake River to create taxable assets and criticizes federal dominance that he says taxes districts and limits state tax revenue.
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Len Jordan
Idaho
Congress
Jordan
Snake River
Northwest
United States
Businessmen to head new Cabinet raise hopes and questions
A wave of confidence sweeps the industrial and financial worlds as leading executives join the new administration. The cabinet includes Charles F. Wilson of General Motors as defense head and John Foster Dulles as secretary of state, with others from banking, steel, and industry shaping policy. Critics warn the big business tilt must deliver popular results amid a stronger Congress and economic challenges.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Washington
Congress
Charles FE. Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Roger M. Kyes
Robert Ten Broeck Stevens
J. P. Stevens & Co
Army
Robert Bernard Anderson
Texas Cattle, Oil
Navy
Harold E. Talbott
Chrysler
Air Force
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
Randolph Burgess
National City Bank of New York
John Foster Dulles
How Much Is a Billion Really Worth in Government Waste
The piece explains that a single billion dollars is vast, illustrating with a hypothetical family business that loses $1000 daily since year A.D. One. It argues federal spending could be reduced by up to $10 billion annually without harming essential activities and urges government economy.
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Washington
Small Time Man Reflects On New Year Quietly
A man in Washington contemplates a quiet New Year amid memories of past wars and political eras. He feels grateful to Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower, wishes them well, and resolves to lead a peaceful, unremarkable life with a year of new arguments ahead.
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James Marlow
Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Gen. Eisenhower
Doctor Crane on Toy Bedfellows and Sleep Habits
Case F-358 Observe seven year old Danny and brother David as they tuck Raggedy Andy and Raggedy Ann into cardboard boxes under their cots at a summer bunk house. He notes children seek soft companions for security and sleep and may outgrow it but some retain the habit into adolescence.
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Danny
Raggedy
Andy
Indiana
David
Raggedy Ann
Veuvety
Dan Sually
Raggedy Andy
Bank
Syphilis Confronted by Modern Testing and Treatments
Dr. Jordan describes the progress against syphilis through blood testing such as the Wassermann test and its variants, mass screening by institutions and communities, and improved treatments including penicillin. He notes early success, ongoing conquest, and that the disease is coming under control with combined prevention, testing, and therapy.
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Wassermann
Kahn
Kline
Stars Favor Bold Plans and Unusual Openings
The forecast speaks of prudent methods, refined techniques, and rare talents guiding secure growth. It notes birthdays bring safe, stable progress and notes potential strange developments that could revive old plans. A child born today may blend fanciful urges with practical, lasting foundations. Joseph W. Bartunek, state Senate minority leader, is in St. Alexis Hospital with pneumonia in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Joseph W. Bartunek
State
Senate
St. Alexis Hspital
Radio Program Schedule and Bowl Games Notes
A detailed listing of radio stations NKC WLW Columbus Charleston and others with frequencies and day plans. It includes noon to 1 p.m. to 1l p.m. blocks and evening lineups featuring news, dramas, comedies and musical shows. Also lists New Year Bowl Games coverage with cancellations.
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NKC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WOUI
Lopes
T McBride
Abe
Meredith Wilson
Dave Garroway
Abe Paula Stone
Tennessee Ernie
Kukia
Fran
Ollie
Abe John B. Gambling
Cbe
Cal Tinney
Jack Kirkwood
Cbs
Jack Owens
Mid-West
NBC
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Gaps
A dense listing of WLW C and WSAZ TV Channel 3 programs across Thursday to Saturday, detailing Dinah Shore, Dragnet, Theatre, Big Payoff, Starlets, sports, and late news blocks. The fragmentary TV guide references multiple stations with times and show titles, reflecting a busy regional broadcasting slate.
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Wlw-C
Chanel
News Caravan
TV Men
Theatre
Martin Kane
Family Playhouse
Dave Garroway
Capt. Glenn
Wellcome Travelers
Hawkins Falls
Gaboy Hayes
Wsaz-Tv
Groucho Marx
Chance of Lifetime
March of Time
Theater
Maida's Kitchen
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Fire Department
Mary and Art
Wade Brothers
Golden West
TYV Ranchhouse
Silver Theater
Fair Trails
Whiteman Club
Wbns-Tv
Channel le
Spot Light Revue
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Chet Long
Doug Edwards
Betsey
Burns
Alien
Playhouse
Biff Baker
Margie
Pepper
BTV
Weather
Ed McConnel
Hopaliong Cassidy
Terry and Pirates
Wild Bill Hickox
Kit Carson
Jack Gleason
Boston Blackie
Television Schedule Clip for Multiple Stations
A long OCR style listing shows program grids for stations including WTVN WBNS and others with hourly lineups from early morning to midnight. The text reads station names, times, show titles like Captain Video, Lone Ranger, News, Widely varied entertainment, dramatic and kids blocks, plus many brand names and times.
Search for a Hero By Thomas Hal Phillips
A wartime memoir scene recounts a boy and Bert evading German patrols on a moonlit island. They listen to Kitty Hawk and Piper-Cub radio chatter, fear discovery, and race to a raft as an Army blast rocks the ridge. The narrator reflects on family and danger before a cliffhanger ending.
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Bert
Mama
Kitty Hawk
Blackwell
Larcone
Miles
Courageous Mother May Escape Hodgkin's Disease
In Los Angeles Mrs. Jean Garrett 27 underwent Caesarean birth of her fourth son while treated for Hodgkin's disease. Her unnamed physician now says he finds no traces of Hodgkin's disease, suggesting the diagnosis may be incorrect.
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Los Angeles
Hodgkin's
Jean Garrett
Hodgkin
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