God Minds College Students Rise at Iowa University
Dr. M Willard Lampe, 68, head of Iowa University's School of Religion, reports growing religious interest among college students. He notes a quest for life meaning over orthodox forms, with over 2000 students in religious classes and the Iowa plan inspiring other tax-supported schools.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
M. Willard Lampe
America
Lampe
Iowa University
School of Religion
College of Liberal Arts
Dr. Lampe
Iowa
American College
Eisenhower cabinet sketches and 1952 election outlook
The piece sketches Dwight Eisenhower as a frugal Midwestern conservative with a strong cabinet slate including John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State and Earl Warren as Attorney General. It forecasts Hoffman, Clay, and others, argues for a shift from New Deal to No Deal, and urges independents to vote. It contrasts Eisenhower with Truman Roosevelt and Truman era faults.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Mid-West
Truman
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Earl Warren
Lucius Clay
Stevenson
Russell
Trumandom
Industrial demand and strikes shape 1952 outlook
June industrial output fell to a near two year low due to the steel strike with cutbacks rising as stocks dwindle. Demand shows pockets of strength in retail and home furnishings while construction remains high. Forecasters warn of potential new strikes yet note gains in public works and overall construction spending. The piece also cites easing credit controls as a factor in retail uplift.
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Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
TV era tests conventions and the gaze of viewers
Washington notes compare coast to coast telecasted conventions with the first ever TV eye in Chicago. Analysts predict smoother technicals for Democrats but warn tradition remains, as delegates defer late arrivals and key nominating moments unfold with TV influenced pacing.
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Washington
Chicago
Dems Will Match Heavy Ike Campaign Expenses
The piece reports Ike Eisenhower’s 1952 primary and convention spending possible totals, with estimates reaching roughly a million for his campaign and tens of thousands daily on ads and events. It notes Democratic funds and Hatch Act limits, plus MacArthur health observations and Carlson’s role in Ike’s fair play strategy.
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Chicago
NEA
Ike Eisenhower
Chicago Stockyards
Republican National Committee
Howard Peterson
Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Peterson
Taft
Ike
Blackstone Theater
Ben Tate
Tate
Earle Warren
Harold Stassen
General MacArthur
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Frank Carlson
Kansas
General Eisenhower
Senator Carlson
Denver
Television Listings for WLW and Affiliates Include Daytime and Nighttime Blocks
Broadcast schedule notes stations WLW channel 3 WSAZ TYV channel 5 WBNS channel 10 with a long list of daily programs from 6:00 pm to 5:45 am including News Weather Captain Video Sheriff and various dramas game shows and childrens programs. Also lists day and night time lineup for Wednesday and mentions changes by stations.
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Nita
University of Air
Golden West
Platter Playhouse
Captain Video
Wbns-T
Penny Arcade
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
Fum
City Hospital
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Music Hall
TV Presents
News
Arthur Godfrey
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Abe-Dhs
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-Weat
Sporta
Pbe
Cba
Abe News
Cbs
Abe
Cbe
Abe News & Commentary
Mbe
Abee News
Mbs
Ate Silver
Gabriel Eatter
Cbs Evening Newsree
Vincent Lopez
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Barrie Craig
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbe Kathi Norris
Abe Dr
Kildaire
Abee
Steve Allen
Cbs Mysterious Traveler
Abec
Cbs News & Music
Kenton
Nbe Dance
Cbs Orchestra
All Nets
Abc-Mbs-East
Abc-Mbse
Cbs News
Cbs Evening
Gordon MacRae
Abe Hornblower
Henry Taylor
Barlow
Rex Maupin
Voorhees
Cbs Whiteman
Paul Lavalle
Abe Steve Allen
Abe Win
Elliot Quis
Cbs Time For Defense
Public Forum urges action to restore Gibbs Cemetery
Athens residents urged preservation of Gibbs Cemetery beside the Athens Country Club. The private site holds Revolutionary War veterans Major Caleb Gibbs and Alexander Fulton among others, with neglect evident. The writer calls on township trustees and civic groups to fence and maintain the historic ground and seeks contact for help.
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the Messenger
Gibbs
Athens Country Club
W. E. Peters
Athens County
Caleb Gibbs
Fulton
Northwest Territory
Major Gibbs
Loamia
Loamia Fulton
Alexander Township
Alexander Fulton
Lowrys
Goodspeeds
Sheldon Gibbs
Alice Fulton
Alice Fulton Gibbs
Robert
D.A.R
Direct Vote for Presidency Urged by Miller
Charles E. Miller argues that direct public vote should nominate both parties' presidential candidates. He contends conventions enable mass psychology, wire pulling, and logrolling, often producing nominees not reflecting majority will. Athens July 14.
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the Messenger
United States
Charles E. Miller
Athens
Tomorrow’s dramatic forecast for romance and windfalls
The Stars Say predicts a day of sudden, memorable events focused on romance, social arts and home life. Expect honors, favors, or a windfall with a celebratory mood shaping personal milestones for birthdays and couples, plus symbols of appreciation and joyful family moments.
Katy Elmo in a murder mystery cliffhanger
Katy Elmo faces suspicion as she recalls Agnes Jerome's murder and Chris Elmo's death. Sheriff Ledbetter and Deputy Argus press for answers while Katy fears being blamed for both killings, unsure who killed Link Murphy. She recalls two earlier conversations with Agnes and contends she did not kill either man.
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Katy
Dave Argus
Kathy
Chris Elmo
Agnes Jerome
Major
Dave
Chris
Old Link Murphy
Agnes
Miss Jerome
Johnny
Johnny Jerome
Link Murphy
Henry Ledbetter
Katy Elmo
Ledbetter
Murphy's
Army
Matchbook Relic Honors Lindbergh Flight Valued at $100
New York items note a matchbook from a Hotel Astor luncheon honoring Charles Lindbergh after his New York to Paris non stop flight. Brooklyn hobby shop owner Tom Torrent values the piece at 100 dollars but will not sell.
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New York
Amor
Charles Lindbergh
Hotel Astor
Ne York
Paris
Tom Torrent
Brooklyn
Radio Schedule Marks Many Stations Across Ohio and West Virginia
A scanned radio guide lists NBC WLW Cincinnati and other stations in Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens and Gallipolis with frequencies. It details Monday through Friday noon to 1 pm and 6 to 9 pm programming including News, Talk, Dramas, Music, and specialty shows such as The Wax Works and News Commentary.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WOU
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Aaron Hill
Christ
Robinson
God
Stanislaus
Amaziah
Political Notebook
Douglas MacArthur
Capitol News
Garnet Grayson
Milwaukee
Family Playhouse
Larry Vincent
Dave Garroway
Capt. Glenn
Wather
Penny Prudens
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Doody
Rbar
Corral
Joe Hill
Wsaz-Tyv
Ashland
Dem
Circle Theatre
Amateur Hour
On the
Line
the Hunter
Hollywood Playhouse
Maida's Kitchen
Golden Theatre
Mr. and Mrs. Eells
Lver Theatre
Just Neighbors
Spotlight Revue
the Public Forum
A. J. Romine
North Congress St. Athens
Springfield
Ted Jordan
Ted
Eve
Miss Elmo
Brea
Agne
Chri
Elmo
Kat
Beulah
Abeo Vivien Kellems
DuMont
Circle Theater
Abe Danger
the Boss
Fae Siemens
Sue Monte
Sophel Enon
Ayant
Glenwood Career Schools
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