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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1953
Page
4
The notice outlines newspaper delivery options and prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail rates, and geographic applicability. It specifies rates for Ohio and West Virginia, mentions monthly and quarterly terms, and notes second class mailing with Athens Ohio post office registration.
A July 4 meditation argues freedom requires collective defense against modern threats. It notes isolation gave way to alliances with former foes to preserve liberty, warns against disunity, and stresses that strong nations must stand together against Russia and aggression. The piece condemns conformity enforced by oppression and emphasizes vigilance for liberty.
Wilbur Peeble returns to work and delivers a long wry account of a terrible vacation at Quagmire Heights By The Sea. He recounts ridiculous prices, lousy food, rain, and a goldfish bowl of tips while recounting a black eye from a waiter. The boss suggests he take a week off at home to spare staff from more tales.
Pete Morrison plots a risky rescue as Quoth the Raven XXII waits near a jail cabin. Herb Painter paces by the chained door while Pete, near capture, whispers to Nate and plans a dawn escape.
Pete risks a silent entry to the post to reach Zach Barnes and seize the door keys. He plans a bold night enterprise with Nate, aiming to free the held prisoner while avoiding alarm from the Indian guard and post residents.
Dr. Crane discusses teen dating pressures, warning that boys pursue kisses to feel adult and boosting ego. He describes risks for Lois and other high school girls, including pregnancy and syphilis, urging readers to seek his bulletin on sex problems.
The Senate committee heard ex nominee Tom Lyon face questions on a copper company pension and his stance against the federal mine safety law. Separately drivers' discarded cigarettes spark roadside fires, threatening fields and fences amid a long dry spell, prompting calls for stricter highway fire warnings and owner vigilance.
President Eisenhower at a news conference framed the party’s six month record as gradually improving while urging friends and critics to suspend judgment. He noted Congress has passed limited bills and pointed to the upcoming 1954 elections for a clearer score.
The reading urges harmony and optimism, advising focus on major tasks and relaxation after. It notes creative time for ideas, hints at birthday influences toward broader viewpoints, and predicts next six months of new responsibilities and possible life transformation. A born child is described as secretive and stubborn.
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for statements on the condition of all national banks at close of business Tuesday June 30. The state superintendent of banks issued a similar call for all state banks at close of business Tuesday June 30.
TV guide style schedule lists WLWC channel 4 and sister stations with daily programs from Friday to Monday. Includes serials, news, sports, cartoons, and variety shows across time slots and local affiliates.
A detailed schedule lists Cincinnati NBC WLW and Columbus ABC WCOL output along with CBS WBNS and WCHS Charleston programming. Evening blocks include newscasts, music and comedy features, serials like One Man's Family, The Lone Ranger, and The Newascast by Three, with dramatized and variety hours through late night anchored by News and Commentary.
James M. Duffy, president of the AFL International Brotherhood of Operative Potters, told delegates at the union’s annual convention in Atlantic City that the American dinnerware industry is in a slump and urged a higher import tariff on foreign dinnerware to improve the situation.
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