Eisenhower Signals No Resign or Campaign Plans
The Eisenhower announcement suggests he will not resign or campaign now and would accept the Republican nomination if offered. Supporters push to mobilize against Taft, while Eisenhower's views on economy and freedom remain debated and scrutinized by the press. The piece also notes CARE coal aid for Austria and claims U.S. coal strength under free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower Organization
Senator Lodge
Taft
United States
Columbia
Houston
Fort Worth
Denver
CARB
Internationaln Agency
Enal
Austria
Main
Mexico
Alma
Mrs. Denton
Joe Jeenton
Stepmother
Dentons
Pontiny
Poe
Bryetl
Ima
Swilerive
Tommy
Masti Marchand
Ts Bright
Joe
Joe Benton
Anxiou
Joe Danton
Tommy Joe
Denton
Random Predictions From The Times Of 1952
A collage of satirical futurist notes from Manhattan listings spans politics weather and industry. Highlights include Women for President surveying opinion, flagpole demand restricted by government rules, Adirondacks protection voices in Albany, and shifts in metaphysical interest. The piece also jokes about revolving doors governors and unusual business trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Saul Pett
Mal Bovies
New York
Manhattan
Women For President
Inc
Amercian Flagpole Equipment Co
Association For the Protection of the Adirondacks
Albany
American Foundation For Metaphysical Arts and Sciences, Inc
Association of
Under Garment Accessories Association
Frank Stuerm
American Society For Friendship With Switzerland, Inc
International Steel Co
American Society For the Advancement of
Coney
Coney Island
Coney Dealers
American Institute of Dermatetics, Inc
Diamond Calls Horseslice Co
Foundation For
American Fork Lift Rentals, Inc
Tax increases under postwar congresses shown in CPI study
The report outlines how federal taxes rose under 1946 47 48 50 51 and 52 tax actions, and compares two example earners a single man earning 3000 and another earning 15000 detailing tax percentages and dollar increases from 1949 to 1953, highlighting the rising tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CPI
Congress
Korea
Laves
Jones
Military Mail Call entries from The Messenger column
Names and addresses of service members listed for the Military Mail Call. Clarence N Hallyer of Chauncey entered with 1268695 in the US Marine Corps stationed in San Diego California. Dennis H Mandel listed as Corporal in the Navy through Fleet Post Office New York New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Messenger
Te Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Stars Urge Careful Progress With Retrograde Influences
The reading notes hesitation amid creative plans as two major planets retrograde. Obstacles, confusion, or false leads may arise, advising haste slowly and delay to let events unfold. For birthdays, a long-range view may help avoid uncertain or involuntary entanglements and protect a sensitive, analytical child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomor
Four SEO Counties Escape Polio Attacks in 1951
Four Southeastern Ohio countiesavoided polio in 1951 while the state reported 1147 polio cases and 48 deaths through October. Summit led with 126 cases, followed by Hamilton 125 and Cuavdoga 109, with Montgomery 79 and Mahoning 63 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seo
Ohio
State Health Department
Vinton
Darkson
Morgan
John Porterfield
Porterfield
Ohin
Summit County
Hamilton County
Cuavadoga
Montgomery
Mahoning
Franklin
Lucas Butler
Warren
Muskingum
Tuscara
Richland and
Clark
Lake County
Pike, Ross, Fayette
Monroe
Brown
Henry
Doctor's Comments By Edwin P Jordan Endocarditis Progress
Doctor Edwin P Jordan discusses subacute bacterial endocarditis once nearly always fatal. The infection involves streptococci invading blood and heart valves, causing vegetations that travel to other organs. Early symptoms include fatigue, loss of energy, and general malaise before more serious signs develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M. B
Penicillin Boosts Recovery Of Acute Bacterial Endocarditis
Medical review notes that early diagnosis and high doses of penicillin over a long period enable most patients with acute bacterial endocarditis to recover. It details varying streptococcal strains, resistance risks, and the role of combining penicillin with other agents, while acknowledging remaining challenges.
Family notices and visits in Ohio and Cincinnati
Community notes list multiple visits and events including Jean Morris of Cincinnati visiting relatives, Lane Shafer’s seventh birthday celebration, Ronald Garvin receiving hospital treatment at Grant Hospital, and a fire destroying a garage owned by Bud Shaffer. Additional items mention Mrs Gay Mahaffex hosting the Stud Chip and various residents from Springfield and Marion, Ohio visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Shafer
Jon Wolfenbarger
Alice
Jean Morris
Cincinnati
and Bils
Sam Morris
Mary Garvin
Charles Lowe
Radio Listings For WMOA WATH And Partners
A detailed schedule of radio programs across stations WMOA WATH and partners in Cincinnati Columbus Marietta Parkersburg Athens Galion shows daily noon to late evening programming. It lists news sport drama comedy music and film segments with time slots and network affiliations for January 24 25 including Father Knows Best Dragnet Groucho Marx Film Lone Ranger Firehouse and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe
Ebs
Nba Renlah
Abe
Mibs Daily
Lee
Ebs Besla
Sto Sens
One
Imaba
Cbs News
Clib
Hollywood
Wexworks
Cbs Orchestra
Mbs
Nere Abe
Groucho Mars
Abe Tuis
DuMont Clays
Duante
Allan Young
Cos
Herb Shiiner
Abbe
Shadow of Cloak
DuMont
James Melton
Shore
Abe Big Tom
Cbs Boxing
Bours
Marrin Kane
Abe Racker
Cbs
Crim¢s
Dulant
Unclear TV and theater listings with mixed names and times
A jumble of television and theater items shows names like Fran Bob and Bar and programs such as Matinee and Breakfast Party. The fragmentary text includes times and performers but lacks coherent events or destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omrat
X-Kukia
Fran
Shere Keys
Caravan
Grouche Marx
Tom
Kate Shah
Ganny Hayes
Tine Tawny Wien
TOD Author Meets Friday Daylight: An Odd Lineup
A scrambled listing of radio and TV program titles, hosts, and time slots. The fragmentary text mentions TOD Display PB Quasi Mersey 2 WCoturbus C 3.39 and Weatherman 40 Florascope, with references to News and Armchair Ther. Friday Daglchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Jon Zelod
Farmnar
Dad's
Dennis James
Harsterd
Amadis
Dee Lemon
Prospector Bull Wrns-Tv
Buddy Cutter
Florascope
Edéw
TV PROGRAM LISTING FOR THURSDAY EVENING
A scrambled schedule lists multiple programs on WSAZ and WRO stations including Gerry Moore II First Hundred Years Shopping Program Aunt Fran Western Roundup Martin Kane and Groucho appearances plus late news and weather. Several children's shows and variety acts fill the afternoon and evening lineup with Test patterns and station promos interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Moore
Mike
Burt
Fran
Wsaz-Tv
Youlth
Starklub
Dundle
Groucho Mary S
Stu Envin
Martin Kane
Hi Parade
Institute
Bae Starke
Savta
Hanisman AM
Tre Fig Paral
Bert Parks
Rate Smith
Hawkins
Hayes
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Eisenelower
Fial Boyle
World Today
By James Marlow
By Galbraith
Harvard
Liz
NEA Service, Inc
Brighton Muncie
Bright
Ben
Jor
Jace
WOW
Cincinnaty Columbus
WMOA
Marietiy
Par
Parkersourg
WATH
J. Wie
Galinots
WOUT
Abe Barnyard
Harmody Bargers
Abe Godfrey
John
Lopez—mba
Ralph Edwards
Nhe
Mary Margaret McBride
Talanton
Say Sc
Circle
Mibs
Bev Eithees
Atsuide
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