Alexander Church Women Seek FCC Action on Alcohol Ads
The Alexander Presbyterian Church women of Athens County Ohio petition the Federal Communications Commission to deny television and radio advertising or promotion of beer and other alcoholic beverages. They cite the influence on youth, moral fibre, and public health and urge churches and civic groups to join a Christian crusade against such intrusion. Albany July 12
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the Messenger
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
County
Alexander Church Women's Association
Albany
Television Schedules Across Stations Washington 1949
A dense listing of prime time lineups across WLWC TVN WBNS WBNS WBNS stations with hours for Ernie Kaleidoscope News Caravan Quiz Kids and multiple film features and sports shows, highlighting a dense network of programs and times. Includes detailed listings for Friday Saturday and Sunday with newsreels, variety, westerns, sports and theater features across several stations.
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Ernie
Joe Hill
Lyn Ballard
Judy
Smith
Pentagon
Wbns-Tv
Cham
Earl Flora
Doug Edwards
Hollywood
TV Weatherman
AON
Awe
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Ernie ‘N Kovacsland
National Health Aids
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Cbs
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Abe Robert Q. Waxworks
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Abe
Npbe
Cbs Evening
Cbs Defense Attorney
Night
F.B.I
Mbs
Maione
Abe Gene and
Dee
Cbs Life
Armed Forces
Mr. Keen
Abe the Sheriff
Roy Shield
Abao Orchestra
Cbs Orchestra
All Nets
TV Rama
Jerry Collona
DuMont
Art Baker
Corliss Archer
Cbs Cavalcade of Stars
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Explorer at 78 refuses to quit science in search of a second wonder drug
At 78, former University of Wisconsin botany professor Benjamin Mingo Duggar continues laboratory work after a 50 year career and retirement rule. He became a consulting scientist for Lederle Laboratories to seek a second antibiotic, testing thousands of soil samples until discovering aureomycin. He hopes to find a tuberculosis cure and viral medicines, while enjoying golf, gardening, bowling and 13 grandchildren.
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Benjamin Mingo Duggar
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Duggar
Missouri
Dr. Duggar
Here
Iowa
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Blood donations key to Korea war needs rise in public support
A field medical briefing stresses that a war casualty may require 15 to 30 pints of blood over months, countering the myth of minimal need. It cites 1,386,000 pints required in 1950 and warns of growing apathy toward Red Cross drives. Ohio regions set monthly quotas, urging volunteers to supply blood through hospitals, clinics, and physicians.
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Red Cross
Korea
American Red Cross
Athens
Franklin County
Columbus
Ohio
Never Trust a Communist in Kaesong Talks
A Washington viewpoint faults U S handling of Kaesong truce talks amid communist maneuvering. It argues for strict equal status and neutral ground, noting Red troops near Kaesong, press obstruction, and the need to walk away if demands are not met. It concludes with a call for firm, prearranged standards to prevent propaganda gains by the Reds.
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United Nations
Munsan
Red
Strange bedfellows as wartime allies seek peacetime aims
The World Today argues that the United States and Russia, once allies and now foes, woo former enemies to counter each other. It notes the push to rearm Japan under a new peace treaty, with U S bases kept and influence over arms tied to materials and alliances, risking a longer Japanese threat amid Cold War tensions.
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United States
Russia
Japan
U. S
China
Siberia
South Korea
Asia
America
Pacific
The Form Divine the Story
Lucilia Webb in Beautiful You School hides her plans for a glamorous change and her growing attraction to instructor Derek Marlowe. The piece follows her social mix with Paris and classmates, family tensions at home, and a fraught afternoon with her daughter Hoopy, leading toward a cliffhanger as events unfold.
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Lucilia Webb
Beautiful
You
Derek Marlowe
Doctor's Comments on Parkinson's Disease Causes and Treatments
Mrs. W D K asks about causes cures and first signs of Parkinson's disease. It is a chronic nervous system disorder linked to aging and arterial changes, more common in men, with a form linked to encephalitis affecting women earlier. No cure exists though drugs may relieve symptoms. some surgeries tried but experimental. First sign is tremor at rest in one hand, with stiffness and weaker strength, no pain, slow mental reactions but thinking remains intact. Many patients live with it for years with proper care and avoidance of fatigue.
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Lucilla
Paris
Mrs. Corps
Madison Avenue
Hoopy
Hoppy
Linda
West Union Street repairs urged by The Plains reader
A Plains reader vents at Athens City Council over state neglect of West Union Street from Route 682 to the White's Mill bridge. He cites dangerous holes, a cracked abutment, washboard hills, water-filled ditches, narrow berms, and slippage when wet. He notes West Union and Route 682 are vital links to Athens and laments inconsistent road standards.
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the Messenger
Athens
Union Street
White's Mill Bridge
Plains
John Hope Farm
Zion Church
Michael Corner
Fourth St
Beaumont
Beaumont Bridge
Berm
West Union Street
West Union
Needlework by Anne Cabot Kit and Album Offer
Needlework fans are invited to order applique kit No. 5204 featuring eight inch blocks, tracing patterns, diagrams, simple quilting instructions and finishing directions. Send 25 cents in coins with name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at Athens Messenger New York. Also advertised Anne Cabot's Big Album with dozens of designs plus four gift patterns for 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
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