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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1948
Page
4
The passage notes a federal program to spend money on a series of dams now seen as unnecessary. It questions wealth from converting forests soils water resources and minerals into cash. A quote from Tom Wallace in Ohio Conservation Bulletin invites comparison to King Midas.
The author argues for stronger American military posture in the Berlin area to pressure Russia. They urge stocking atomic bombs and bombers and threaten a quick Hiroshima-style strike to deter Soviet action, claiming public support would bolster peace of mind and compel a sensible Russian decision.
Prague reports suggest Tito may be drifting from Cominform and Moscow, hinting at a broader Western pivot. Westward trade with Italy and Austria strengthens Yugoslavia’s economy while Soviet-style collective farming proves ill suited to rugged Yugoslav lands.
Cartoonist J Darling asks how rich the nation will be when minerals become cash and warns that Americans lack knowledge about natural resources. He stresses water, forests, soils, pollution, and the need for sustainable plans to sustain farming, dams, and livelihoods amid erosion and siltation.
The passage explains cystitis as bladder inflammation caused by germs or chemicals. Acute cystitis starts suddenly, usually at the bladder base, with fever and pain and requires removing the irritant. Chronic cystitis is long lasting and may need cystoscopic investigation to identify causes.
The Pathfinder reports Senate Byrd teams with New Deal dissidents to draft Eisenhower while he says he will not run. The piece cautions that such moves could make Eisenhower appear unreliable and likens the situation to an American Hitler. It contrasts Roosevelt’s dictatorship fears with eye color science.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Martin and son Gary of Point Pleasant spent a weekend with Mrs Martins parents. Several couples hosted family and friends including the Eddleblutes Calendines and Wallaces. A birth celebrated Lucille Elizabeth born June 25 at Good Samaritan Hospital. Lorena Evans signs off.
Mr and Mrs Ben Evans and son Mike of Florida visited Mt Vernon relatives including E A Evans and W W Welker. Arlene Glenn went home with aunts Mayme and Priscilla White visiting the Harry Glenns. Irene Casto Hall of New York visited her father B G Casto and family. Frank Quickle, injured after a fall from a roof, is improving. Bill Budd and daughter are moving to California. Ewing Lang Feltman kin visited Vinton. Margaret Hamilton and grandsons Charles Walter James visited Dr W C Feltman. Carol Miller from Columbus summers with grandmother Cora Holcomb. Stella E Wilcox.
Mr and Mrs Don Wickline of Rio Grande visit his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Wickline and sister Mrs Evan Evans in Columbus and Waverly. Buron Bush married Pearline Waisden Saturday with Rev Earl Cremeens. they will live in Thurman. Mareena Clark returns from California for the summer.
The last Congress returned a mixed record on the United Nations. It backed the Vandenberg resolution signaling U S support for UN diplomacy and regional security while approving funding for UN expenses and the U S mission, but failed to authorize a second deputy to the Security Council or complete the $65 million UN HQ loan. It approved WHO affiliation with conditions and cut ICEF funds to 35 million while tying aid to anti iron curtain constraints and refugee camp standards.
In September 1944 Col Flood Wood Lieut Frank Record and Maj Harry Wexler flew a Douglas Havoc into the hurricane center to take turbulence measurements and returned with valuable data.
Britannica notes that North American robins are thrushes and explains English colonists used robin for the European redbreast. The naming reflects historical transfers of common names between continents.
Mr and Mrs Brad ford Robinson and son Ernie visited C B Robinson. Mrs Hal Shoemaker spent a day in Vinton with Mrs Elmer Sherritt. Miss Gloria Shoemaker accepted a Bell Telephone post in Gallipolis. Mrs Hannah Russell visited relatives Gladys and Blanch Frederick. Elmer Sherritt of Vinton and Mrs Norman Martin with son Stevie visited Hal Shoemaker and Gloria. Mrs C A Adams and son Alvin Dayton were weekend guests of Mrs Charles Dennett. Bobby Robinson and Ernie joined Sunday calls on Hal Shoemaker. Gloria Shoemaker.
A roster of broadcast outlets including NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC.
A detailed list of programs aired across abc cbs mbs and abe networks from 6:00 pm to 6:45 pm and beyond. The schedule includes news shows music talk and drama featuring Dinah Shore Carmen Cavallero The Green Hornet and The Lux Radio Theatre with multiple repeats and kiddies hours.
Playboy Marcus Sterling schemes to steal Miriam’s diamond necklace from her bedroom while her husband Harry Bindle confronts him over a $10,000 debt. Sterling carefully retrieves the necklace and a bag of possible valuables, then hides as Miriam’s breathing falters. The scene ends as tension peaks with a cliffhanger.
Chesterhill greetings include Mr. and Mrs Floyd Grimes visiting Miss Ella Quinn. A housewarming at Jess Pickering’s home drew Dessie Betty Lou Josephine Smith and many others. Various relatives from Canton Pennsylvania and Ohio vacationed nearby as family events unfold.
The Rev. Ben Nett of Athens conducted services at Putnam and visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dearth with son Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Clark with grandson Cameron William. Illnesses and recoveries are mentioned for Eliza West and Doris Mace. A Putnam Chapel homecoming is planned for Aug 15 and Edna Dearth notes a miscellaneous shower for George Lash at the Bundy Perry home.
A Paris physician Dr. A Gauducheau injected sauces and seasoning directly into the blood of chickens claiming it helps flavor penetrate the meat, eliminating the need to season during cooking.
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