Athens Messenger basic publication details and pricing
The Athens Messenger in 1952 lists publication frequency weekday afteroons and a Sunday morning edition. It names publishers Gordon K. Bush and Frederick W. Bush, with Joan W. Webb as managing editor and Charles W. Reamer as city editor. It shows delivery and mail rates for local and distant subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
THE
Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Joan W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Demagogues on the Screen and Educational TV Rise
The piece critiques 1952 convention TV demagoguery and predicts 1956 fatigue. It notes the FCC allotted 242 noncommercial educational channels and highlights eight potential stations in Miami Manhattan San Francisco and New York area. Emerson fund offers 100000 for first ten educational licenses to start operations.
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Federal Communications Commission
Truman
Commission
Miami
Fla
Manhattan
Kan
San Francisco
Calif
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
New York City
New York State
FCC
Frieda Hennock
Emerson Radio and Phonograph Corporation
Emerson
First Family Climax Outspoken At Democratic Convention
Trellis Mae Peeble writes Wilbur that the Democratic National Convention offered a grand family show. She notes Bess Truman’s pride and the contrast between Adlai Stevenson and Harry Truman, praising Stevenson’s speech yet sensing voter ambivalence before the November vote.
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Trellis Mae Peeble
America
Chicago
Wilbur
United States
Bess Truman
Bess
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Gov. Stevenson
Veep
Mrs. Calabash
Harry Truman
Democratic Party
Uncle Sam uses debt and bonds to fund wartime spending
In two weeks the Treasury ran a two billion deficit and faces potential four billion in new borrowing. Government debt climbs to 263 billion, eight billion higher than a year ago, as defense spending accelerates. Bond sales and anticipatory bonds aim to mobilize cash from corporations ahead of March taxes. General MacArthur quotes frame the era amid 1952 campaign stops, with President Truman weighing policy choices.
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New York
Sam
Treasury
Financial District
Adlai Stevenson Early Life and Family Roots Highlighted
The profile outlines Adlai E Stevenson II born February 5 1900 in Los Angeles during a family move. It notes his illustrious lineage including a grandfather who was vice president under Cleveland and his father Lewis Stevenson Illinois secretary of state. It also mentions early education in Bloomington Nevada Lausanne and Chicago area and a disrupted nose from schoolyard fights. Tuesday covers Stevensons career up to World War II.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Grover Cleveland
Illinois
Adlai
Stevenson
California
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Lewis Green Stevenson
Lewis Stevenson
Arizona
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Sen
George Hearst
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Young Adlai
Examiner
William Randolph Hearst
Bloomington
Ill
Elizabeth
Adlai Ac
Helen Davis Stevenson
Charles Dickens
William Makepeace Thackeray
Walter Scott
Charlevoix
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Lausanne
Switzerland
Tomorrow’s Stars Bring Sudden Shifts and Happy Prospects
Forecasts describe a mix of upheaval and opportunity with happiness and excitement. Birthdays bring breakups of old ties and new chances, offering color, benefit, and possible romantic satisfaction. A child born today may see major changes, pleasure, and intriguing experiences.
Doctor's Comments on Thyroid Conditions and Treatments
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains thyroid disorders from cretinism to myxedema and partial hormone loss. He notes early diagnosis and thyroid tablets can relieve symptoms, while metabolism readings guide treatment decisions. In Marietta Ohio, Lloyd E Apple dies at 69, veteran fair secretary and county Democratic leader.
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L. M
Marietta, O
Lloyd E. Apple
Fair
Farmer
Washington County
I Can't Cry Now Ends with Ted Exposed
Katy uncovers Ted Jordan as the killer after a barn confrontation. Ted confesses his motive tied to Agnes Jerome and Chris’s death, while Katy contends with fear and love as Dave Argus supports her and Major the dog guards the scene. The tale closes with possible romance between Katy and Dave.
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Katy Elmo
Ted Jordan
Ted
Peter Donnell
Katy
Johnny Jerome
Mr. Donnell
Agnes Jerome
Chris
Marty
Agnes
Donnell
Dave
Mr. Donnel
di Katy
Argus
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Major
Sheriff Ledbetter
Dave Argus
Jordan
Marfty
Link Murphy
Moody
Johnny
Pooling rumors on Russia meddling at Helsinki Olympics
A brief comic note from NEA jokes about Russians causing disturbance at the Helsinki Olympic games rather than winning a foot race. The remark reflects wartime or Cold War era sentiment and public skepticism of foreign influence on sports events.
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Helsinki
Nea
Workers Get 40 Mil Vacation Benefits Spread Across Industry
New York reports more than 395000 workers in the men’s clothing industry nationwide received 40 million dollars in vacation benefits under agreements between employers and the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America CIO.
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New York
Radio Program Schedule Summary for Cincinnati Columbus and More
A dense listing of radio stations and daily programming across Cincinnati Columbus Marietta Parkersburg Athens Gallipolis Huntington and Charleston. The schedule spans from morning to late evening with network affiliations CBS NBC ABC MBS and local variations. Entries include news talks dramas comedies music concerts serials and youth programs with varied time blocks and cross-network broadcasts.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntingson
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
Athens
Gallipolis
WOU
Television Programs by Stations WLWC to WSAZ Schedule
The listing shows daily 6:00 PM to 5:30 PM programming blocks for WLWC channel 3, WTVN channel 6, WBNS channel 10, and WSAZ channel 6 with cartoons, news, variety shows, movies, and dramas. Programs include Garnet Grayson, Quiz Kids, Summer Theater, Captain Video, Spotlight Revue, The Treasured Classics, and local news summaries.
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WLWC
Channel 3
Garnet Grayson
News Caravan
Barlow
Robert Montgomery
Family Playhouse
Larry Vincent
WTVN
Captain Video
Eddie Arnold
John Hopkins
Golden Theater
Silver Theatre
University of Air
Platter Playhouse
Penny Arcade
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Chet Long
Video Theater
TV Weather
Ohio
Pepper
Armchair Theater
Globe Trotter
Melody Shop
Bill Zipt
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
Mike and Buff
Mel Torme
Fran
Wsaz-Tv
Eddy Arnold
Arthur Murray
TV Theater
Charles Antell
Love of Life
Search For Tomorrow
Mike and
Buff
Mel Tarme
New York
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Mel Oled
Piacy Machines
Prairie Roosevelt
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Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
Addie McElfresh
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Cebs
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Gordon MacRae
Abe Hornblower
Henry Taylor
Rex Maupin
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Paul Lavalle
Abe Steve Allen
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Cbs News & Music
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Nets
Abe Mac McGuire
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Tennessee Ernie
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Jal Tinney
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