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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1952
Page
4
Hal Boyle reports This Week Magazine offers a simple method to rekindle romance at home after marital strains. The piece suggests couples can restore harmony without drastic changes.
The piece critiques Treasury policy and rising deficits under the Truman administration. It cites tax totals since 1789 and since 1945, questions government spending, and warns against heavier taxation. It references congressional budgets for 1950 51 52 and foreshadows possible defense cuts.
The editorial cites a $82 to $85 billion next year and $100 billion the following year unless ceilings are set. It criticizes spendthrift policy attributed to Washington, links inflation to government actions, and highlights corruption and graft as the other major domestic issues.
Secretary Acheson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the free world is in better shape than a year ago, with gains in Korea truce talk prospects, European defense divisions, and overall defense mobilization though more work remains. He noted Bradleys plans and stressed Western Europe remains the main security focus.
The writer criticizes federal licensing of gamblers and suggests selling congressional seats for a fixed salary, questions graft risks, and calls for lie detectors for federal workers. He comments on women in public life, the Humane Society, and dog-related issues, noting needy families and rabid dogs in society.
The Messenger published an account of a Humane Society meeting held recently. The report outlines the proceedings and issues discussed during the gathering.
The forecast calls for a striking, high energy visitation that disrupts private and romantic life but may bring long term benefits. Those born on this day are noted for unusual talents and creative urges. A century defining tin food preservation method is praised.
Itching has many causes from eczema and hives to sun and bath reactions. Scabies involves a parasite. treating it targets destroying the parasite. Diseases like diabetes nephritis and jaundice can feature itching. no single lotion relieves all cases.
Alma Conroy, designer for Trumbull & Company, fears her husband Tommy has fallen back into drink after a promotion sparks trouble. She scavenges old jewelry to raise four hundred dollars while pondering a drastic solution as she contends with family and work pressures.
Radio listings outline weekday noon to post-11 pm schedules for NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJBH Gallipolis and other outlets. Programs include News at 6, Beulahs Skit, Jack Smith Show, Dinner Date, Lone Ranger, Great Gildersleeve, Dr Christian, Groucho Marx, Bing Crosby, Boxing Bouts, Morning Breakfast Club and Mary Margaret McBride among many.
The Cutler Homemakers Club met at Carrie Dunbar’s home for a monthly program. Members completed refinishing furniture. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Orland Kee and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Eakins of Parkersburg.
Congress allocated 39500 dollars for the New Cumberland lock and dam project spanning Ohio and West Virginia. Army engineers announced the action on Monday.
Televisions guides list station lineups WELW C Channel 3 to WENS Channel 10 and WIVN Channel 6 with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. including Kukla Fran and Ollie News Parade Howdy Doody Perry Como and Steve Allen shows, game shows, news headlines, sport packages, and late night features.
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