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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1949
Page
4
Advertising and mail rates listed for Athens Ohio edition cover one month three months six months and one year with carrier and mail options. Mall delivery notes apply where carrier service exists and rates differ by delivery method. Entry indicates Second Class matter under the 1918 act and post office registration in Athens Ohio.
The piece argues the welfare state will shrink as voters resist being taxed to fund benefits for others. It blames deficits, calls for budget restraint, and condemns the president's shifting stance on taxes and spending while urging efficiency and debt reduction. It warns that continued deficits risk unsustainable finances and a solvent currency crisis.
Yan Kee Stone launched a mass produced built up shoe with cork heels that add about two inches. Actors and cowboys wear them for stage lighting and semi formal events, boosting confidence for average height men seeking balance with taller partners.
In a recent speech the president condemns efforts to curb public spending as a great blunder. He argues the fiscal program leads to ruin and urges Congress and the public to defeat it to avoid disaster.
The Nation reflects on Justice Frank Murphy who died Tuesday. He wrote with life for people and sought individual rights under the Fifth Amendment. Critics note his humanitarian zeal but doubt he ranks among the era’s greatest jurists, predicting future forgetfulness.
George P. Ginn, OU 1893 graduate, appointed acting postmaster of Ashland Kentucky. Cadet Billy Rochester from Logan hospital treatment for old football injury at West Point. Dated notes include past events and local judicious mentions from Athens County area.
A group of Reedville residents visited the parsonage to honor the Rev and Mrs Brink on their recent marriage with a miscellaneous shower. Charles Hansiley and his wife spent a day with relatives at Belleville aiding with threshing. John Chevalier fell ill last week due to heat while picking berries. The Rev and Mrs Norman announce the birth of a son at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. Mrs Eugene Ritchie of Portland visited her parents Mr and Mrs JC E Lawrence at Swan.
Psittacosis mainly affects parrots and can spread to humans causing fever and pneumonia like symptoms. Quarantine and destruction of infected birds reduced human cases. tests exist and serum may shorten illness. antibiotics may help. A coffee sugar and cream rumor is false. no danger if coffee is fresh.
A quiz page presents ten questions across categories and point values with answers garbled at the end. It lists multiple choice prompts on gold production politics careers aviation and more, with score brackets and hidden solution strings.
United States District Attorney Ray J. O'Donnell announced charges against Albert Tharpe & Iron Crate Co. of Roseville Ohio for 15 violations of the Fair Labor Standards Act. Assistant U. S. Attorney Loren Windom said the firm failed to pay overtime and kept false time and payroll records. The company manufactures crating lumber.
Sam Spino, former owner of the Terrace Club in Sandusky, was robbed Tuesday of 3400 dollars after being beaten bound and gagged. The loot included a diamond ring valued at 3000 dollars. Police reported.
A list of radio stations and their frequencies across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Charleston Parkersburg Marietta and surrounding areas. Includes NEBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCUOL Columbus 123% KC WSAZ Huntington CBS WENS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 6580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 140 KG.
A detailed two day broadcast grid lists ABC CBS NBC and MBS programming from July 21 to July 22. It includes news, dramas, game shows, music, serials, and kiddies hours with network repeats and local insertions across morning to late night slots.
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