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Freder Published every weekday afternoon and Sunday morning edition by The Messenger Publishing Co Gordon K. Bush Publisher Jono W Webb Managing Editor Charles W Reamer City Editor Member of Associated Press Delivered by carrier Daily and Sunday 25 cents a week Sunday only 5 cents payable to carries lc per week additional when paid in advance to The Messenger Delivered by mail Ohio and WVa Daily and Sunday one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 one year 9.00 Outside Ohio and WVa Daily and Sunday one month 1.25 three months 3.25 six months 6.50 one year 13.00 Other subscription and advertising rates on application Entered at Athens Ohio Postoffice as Second Class matter under Act of 1918.
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Berlin stays the key in Western Germany and a new probe
The column reports Ambassador Murphy and General Clay arguing the U S must remain in Berlin to preserve Western Germany from Soviet seizure. It notes fears Moscow would liquidate private enterprise and undermine confidence if the U S leaves. It also discusses balloon diplomacy and a proposed supra committee by Senator Ferguson to broaden probes on the Truman Administration.
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Washington
Lucuis Clay
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Berlin
Germany
Clay
Robert Murphy
State Department
Murphy
Europe
United States
Russia
U.S.A
Iron Curtain
Kremlin
France
Pacific
Oregon
Moscow
Dick Tracy
Dick Tracy” Ferguson
Michigan
Truman
Capital Hill
Congress
Indian Affairs Committee
Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Agricultural Committee
Department of Agriculture
Fergurson
Ferguson
Howard Hughes
Thomas
Oklahoma
Brewster
Maine
Abject Surrender Slur Marks Wallace Berlin Speech
The Philadelphia Enquirer condemns Henry Wallace for a Shibe Park address it calls a demagogic, appeasing program that would yield to Soviet Russia. It accuses Wallace of anti American aims, calls his stance un-American like the Ku Klux Klan, and warns of a weak defense and capitulation.
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Shibe Park
America
Henry Wallace
Russia
Kremlin
Berlin
Wallace
United States
Soviet Russia
Ku Klux Klan
Earth
Communist Party
Wall Street
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Moscow
Europe
Philadelphia Enquirer
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Plastic Demonstration and Prizes
Mrs Elizabeth Fox led a plastic demonstration for the Rebekah Lodge on July 27. Margaret Hopkins won first prize with Maxine Norris and Althea Heidelbaugh taking second. Thirty members attended and refreshments were served.
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Shawnee
Elizabeth Fox
Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Hopkins
Maxine Norris
Althea Heidelbaugh
Edward Hopkins
Dickie
Logan
Taley
Glouster
Lowell Cady
Tulip
Richard Russell
Columbus
Frank Rostash
Wayne
New Lexington
Local residents move and sell homes in town
Mrs. W. W. Pals ley sold her farm and moved into a new home bought from Delbert Vance. Mrs. Anice Cameron visited Gallipolis friends as Ella Cherington and Nettie Painter kept house. Jack Might moved to a new home. Jaseph Coen and Marion Wood spent a weekend with families. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ratcliff sold their home and occupy rooms behind the post office.
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Ewington
W. W. Palsley
Delbert Vance
Anice Cameron
Gallipolis
Ella Cherington
Charles Ratcliff
Gordon Hammond
Truman GOP price clash shows platform in spotlight
Peter Edson compares Truman’s message to Congress with the Republican platform item by item. He notes potential GOP friction in a special session and argues for broad price controls over selective measures, warning of loopholes and weak enforcement.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Truman
Congress
GOP
Treasury
Senate
House
United Nations
Congress Should Not Bow To White House Demands
Sam Simmons argues Congress should resist President Truman on proposed measures. warns of dangers from dictatorial powers and entrenched political pressure. He contends a traditional three‑branch balance is safer, especially during a heated campaign, and urges waiting until the regular session in January.
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Congress
Lupus Erythematosus Overview and Treatments
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains lupus erythematosus a rare, multisystem disease. It mainly affects women and sometimes children, with uncertain cause and limited cures. Symptoms include fever fatigue joint pains skin signs may be absent light sensitivity and collagen tissue involvement. Treatments noted include aspirin and sulfa drugs. Research progress offers cautious optimism. The answer defines a sty as a bacterial eyelid inflammation and notes eye strain as a possible cause requiring exam and glasses.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Local Folks Visit and Reunion Notes
Frank Bryan and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Jesse Bryan of Nelsonville. Ross Smith and family from Columbus visited Howard Craft. Gertie Short and Laurence Short attended the Short reunion in Columbus on July 24. Several families from Northville Michigan Fort Wayne Indiana New Straitsville and Gloucester visited the Wolfe and Boling households. Mary Lu Hanson from Columbus visited her aunt Ina Bauer.
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Murray City
Frank Bryan
Jesse Bryan
Nelsonville
Ross Smith
Columbus
Howard Craft
Gertie Short
Laurence Short
Harry Pittenbar
Northville
Mich
Stewart Jacobs
Helen Wolfe
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dan Wolfe
Glenna Bird
Rita and
Ronnie
New Straitsville
Irene Morris
Dick Morris
Gragry
Glouster
Bertie Boling
Mary Lu Hanson
Ina Bauer
Women's Society Meeting Notes and Local Visits
The Corning Women's Society of Christian Service plans a Tuesday evening August 3 meeting with lunch featured. Mrs. Jessie Richardson has returned from a ten day vacation visiting her son and daughter in Newcomerstown Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. James Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Bell Jr. spent a weekend in Coshocton where a relative died. The Women's Society of World Service will also meet Tuesday evening August 3 with president Mrs. Martha Young announcing updates.
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Corning—Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Jessie Richardson
Vaughn Richardson
Newcomerstown
Ohio
James Bell
Bell, Jr
Coshocton
Women’s Society of World Service
Martha Young
Tuned Pulpits and the Sacrificial Pulpit Spirit
A religious column argues ministers face pressure to tailor sermons to donors and community powers. True faith requires a sacrificial pulpit aligned with St Francis and Jesus, not benevolent appeasement. The piece warns against tuning messages to please big givers and worldly values.
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Elizabeth
England
Rodeheaver
Bretren
St. Francis of
Assisi
Jesus of Nazareth
Broadwell Homecoming and Visits Highlight Local Notes
Broadwell homecoming scheduled for August 8. Residents report visits from relatives in Warren Ohio New Straitsville Guysville Columbus Chauncey Athens Parkersburg and nearby areas. The note mentions Mrs Laura James recovering from a fall and local residents sharing time with family friends.
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Broadwell
Laura James
Edgar Roberts
Warren
Ohio
Oscar James
Ray Nice
New Straitsvile
Ida Nice
Guysville
Harold Driggs
Columbus
Lester White
Thomas Buckley
Weirhaven Witness Helps Probe Sterling Case
Janet Weirhaven's testimony shapes questions in the Miriam Sterling homicide as Trapgood and Ripley follow leads from a lunch encounter to the Broadway back road and a diner stakeout. Bank notes and estate plans surface as clues in the unfolding investigation.
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Trapgood
Chris Talent
Janet Weirhaven
Miriam
Delti’s
Madison Avenue
Mrs. Sterling
Janet
Marcus Sterling
Marcus
Fifty-Seventh Street
Ripley
Cliffton
Trapgoods
Gable
Broadway
Gus
Ladies' Club Plans Basket Picnic at Fairgrounds
Poston visitors from Nelsonville were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Nor val South. The Ladies' Club met at Ethel McDaniel's home on July 23 and planned a basket picnic for members at the Fair grounds on July 30 at 3 p.m. Refreshments were served. Members present included Ollie Hillyer, Helen Hart, Mabel Hunter, Virginia Mitchell, Evelyn Smathers, Avitie Fulks, Clarice Shields, Mary Bradley, Ethel Mae South, Ethel McDaniel, Effie Conkey, and Susan South. Guests Lydia Robinson Cynthia Alasky of Athens and Elizabeth McCoy of The Plains visited. Gail McCoy, grandson of Arthur and Mrs. McCoy of The Plains, visited his grandmother.
Radio Programs Schedule Across Area Stations
A detailed listing of NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WFBNS Columbus MBS WHKC Parkersburg ABC WCOL Marietta and others with 6:00 to 12:00 airtime. It includes news reports newscasts sports commentary and multiple entertainment programs such as Supper Club The Lewis Show Jerry Wayne Show and Battle of broadcasts across ABC CBS and MBS networks.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
ABC
WCOL
WMOA
Marietta
Abe
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cbs-East
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbe
Abe Basic
the Lewis
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jerry Wayne
Abe Henry J
Albert
F.B.I
Abee
Billy Rose
University Theater
Break the Bank
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Mbe
Paige
Cbs the Sheriff
Abe Bill Henry
Slanste Maxie
Abe Phil Baker
Bill Stern
Abe Dick Jurgens
Tex Beneke
Mabe
Congress—mabe
Hollywood
Abe Alan Lomax
Ed Tomlinson
Vincent Lopez
Tne
Country Journal
the Hitching Post
Piano Playhouse
San Francisco
U.S.A
Cbs the Symppony Hour
Chicago
Charlie Slocum
Abeo Treasury
Cbs Sports
Dizzy Dean
Treasury
Doc I. Q., Jr
St. Louis
Cbs Melodies
Morning Radio Schedule Listings From The Story Shop
A dense timetable shows a full day of radio programs across CBS NBC and ABC stations. Programs include drama talk and variety shows with Archie Andrews Vincent Lopez Music and The Grand Ole Opry among others.
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Corning
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Chauncey
Sarah Cunningham
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Ralph Young
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Cook Vandyke
Everett Starling
Rufie ‘White
Herman
Wilfred
Stanley Nickoson
Joe Young
Hazel Burke
By Galbraith
Charles H Y
Drexel Drake
Talent
T. Bryan Steadman
Sterling
Detective Ripley
Mr. Sterling
Mr. Trapgood
Poston
Nbbe
Nbe
Frank Merriwell
Cbs Ozark Valley Folks
Archie Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
the Meeks
Ed McConnell
Cbs the
Art of Living
Profits of Prayer
Red Barber
Harry Wismer
Abc Dance Music
Jack Beall
Opera
Cbs Challenge of Yukon
Hawaii
Abe Vic Damone
H. Carmichael
Dbs
Geo
Olsen Music
Ross Dolan
Malone
Sinatra
Abe M. Amsterdam
Radio City Playhouse
Cbs Musical
Chicago Theater
Grand Ole Opry
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Abe Korn
A Krackin
Abe West
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