Historic Messenger paper details and rates listed
The notice catalogs the Frederick W. Bush era Messenger Publishing schedule dating 1835 to 1929. It outlines weekday and weekend editions, delivery options by carrier truck and mail, and subscription rates across durations and regions. It notes offices in Athens Ohio with post office status under the 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Athens
Ohio
Mundt committee votes to dismiss Hensel and Carr charges
The Mundt committee on a party line vote dismisses under oath charges against Assistant Defense Secretary Hensel and Francis Carr amid McCarthy era tension. The move ends formal inquiry into their parts of the case, while leaving questions unresolved for the public and future testimony.
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Mundt Committee
Hensel
Francis Carr
Carr
Congressional Committee
McCarthy
Army
McCarthy-Cohn
David Schine
Schine
Puerto Rican Nationalists Arrested on Conspiracy Charges
The United States government announces the arrest of 11 Puerto Rican Nationalist Party members on conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government. Officials say ringleaders must be removed to prevent threats to public officials amid past violent plots.
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Harry S. Truman
Capitol Hill
Gornment
U.S
Hands Off by Hal Boyle What can office girls do about overfriendly bosses
Hal Boyle surveys office workers and reflects on the Taft Hartley Act as Congress may weigh curb measures. Girls describe mixed vibes from bosses from quivering to fatherly, with salty quips about snagging raises or pinning tacks to deter unwanted touching.
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New York
Bessie
Congress
Patricia Porter
Boston Traveler
Who's In Charge Around Here McCarthy Presses Eisenhower Authority
Senator McCarthy challenges the President by urging federal employees to hand over information on graft corruption communism or treason. He cites a secret Army document and a confidential FBI memo as grounds for public release, while the White House cries foul over usurping presidential power. The piece links McCarthy to a broader question of executive control.
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James Marlow
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Newsmen
Army
Siberia
Senate
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
White House
Dating Bureau Proposed To Spur 100000 Marriages
Dr George W Crane argues for a scientific dating bureau to pair eligible Americans, aiming for 100000 marriages annually. He cites Dr Larry J a 31 year old dentist and Lois a 29 year old kindergarten teacher as ideal prospects, proposing field agents and careful matching to promote family life and religious values.
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Larry
Lois
America
George W. Crane
Larry J
Crane
Lois Ee
Presbyterian Church
Horoscope for Tomorrow Highlights Family Real Estate and Growth
The Stars Say For Tomorrow foresees good lunar influences on family, home, and property matters with caution against excess. Morning gains favor conciliatory methods over force, while evening may bring unexpected news. Birthday guidance urges energy conservation and relaxation to seize opportunities. Geminin natives risk overtaxing themselves. A child born today is likely witty and artistically inclined.
Patrol Probe Offered In Series of Bombings
Governor Lausche offers the Ohio State Highway Patrol to assist Youngstown police in investigating 26 unexplained bombings over 30 months. The latest blast damaged Johnnie's Grocery on West Raven Avenue Saturday night.
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Youngstown
Frank J. Lausche
State Highway Patrol
Johnnie's
West Raven Avenue
Government Invites Govt to Step Aside in Power Business
Edison Electric Institute president Walter I. Sammis urged the government to step out of the power business in Atlantic City. He argued the public can wisely entrust electric power to private enterprise, citing Ohio Edison Co. leadership and the institute’s record.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edison Electric Institute Today
Walter I. Sammis
Akron
Ohio
The
Institute
Ohio Edison Co
Beating Father Held After Infant Death in Cleveland
Cleveland police hold 37 year old Paul Brown Sr after his 22 month old son died at Mount Sinai Hospital following allegations he beat the child for disobedience. Brown admitted the assault but no charges were filed pending coroner's report.
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Cleveland
Paul Brown
Mount Sinai
Brown
Danville Social Notes Cite Local Guests and Illness
Danielle Danville notes record Alice Smith’s slow recovery from illness and list visits from families including Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grate of Rutland with their sons, Mrs. Ruth Spires, Mrs. Marion McCarl, and others visiting relatives in nearby towns. The item closes with Alta Dyke.
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Danville
Alice Smith
Arnold Grate
Rutland
Grate
J. E. Vance
Ruth Spires
Marion McCarl
Paul Howard
Rio Grande
Ben Barrett
Eva
Langsville
Barrett
Will Barrett
Gladys Hoffman
Cecil Hoffman
Columbus
Roy Anderson
Gladys Fisher
Sabina
Ida Ogdin
Bertha Barrett
Orville Davis
Akron
Mr. Davis
Edwin
Glen Caton
Alta Dyke
Teen hot rod group plans safety push then fears city crackdown
In Dellville Ricky Madison leads five teen drivers in a dusk circle around the square to promote safe driving. They worry city officials won’t approve off road testing and debate Arnie Van Zonk’s stance as the town grows more hostile. Their night ends with a proposed Des Moines run and hints of future trouble.
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Ricky Madison
Dellville
Rickey Madison
Link
Jerry
Chub
Sherm
Arnie van Zonk
Ricky
Des Moines
Missouri
Arnie
Arnies
Gus Workle
Cain
Ricky Sai
Public Forum by R B Carson Reflects on Spring and Politics
The letter notes spring advances and social observations. It jokes about Eisenhower, a Columbus visitor judging hogs, and quotes sayings on beauty, effort, and reform. The writer from Middleport RFD signs off May 29.
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R. B. Carson
Middleport
RFD
Planner's Residence Damaged by Explosion
Cleveland report: William Conte of Garfield Heights Planning Commission home rocked by blast last night. Police theorize a home-made bomb planted. siding ripped, stone steps crumbled, windows broken. Estimated damage about 500 dollars. no injuries.
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Cleveland
William Conte
Garfield Heights
Wives Sharpen Inquiries After Army Hearing
After days of listening to the Army hearing on the air, town wives have become keen cross examiners causing husbands to stick to the truth in home reports for fear of careless details being uncovered.
Radio Program Schedule Across Columbus Huntington Parkersburg
A compact listing of radio stations ABC WCOL WSAZ NBC WLW CBS WZ Oregon area programs. It outlines daily time blocks from morning to late evening featuring news sports commentaries dramas and variety shows including Beulah The Great Gildersleeve Downtime and Nighttime serials with station names and times.
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ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WPAR
Parkersburg
KC Dither
WMUA
Marietta
WOU
Cbe
Nbe
Ebs
Abc East
Cbs 1A
Abe
Tennessee le
Cbs News
Beulah
Abe Pues
Abe Oe
Perry Como
E Dew
Abe Jack Eeecatehe
Great Gildersleeve
21St Precinct
Cbs Nightmares
Groucho Marz
Nbe Crime
Dbs
Hollywood
Abe News & Story
Nbe Soders Theater
teeth _vber & Molly
Abe R
Barbara Welles
Godfrey R
Bob Hope
Johnny Olsen
Alz Aoe
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Hal Boyle
World Today
Luther
Church of God
Corinth
Jesus
Jesus Christ
DR. Crane
Reau
Cupid
By Galbraith
Evelyn Davis
Carlayne
Salem Center
Rickey
Noes
the Public Forum
Carson
Planner
Ray Heatherton
Lopex
Newa
Martin Block
Abe Ruby Mercer Jr
Abe Charley
John
Ates
Abe Om
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