Advice to the 1981 June Graduate by Hal Boyle
A humorous column shows the “poor man’s philosopher” rewriting his graduation advice for 1950s graduates. He notes the cynicism of repeated clichés and suggests focusing guidance on six month to one year out. The piece lampoons the steady drift from college ideals to market realities and urges perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aristotle
Job
Joe
ILS
Supreme Court
Navy
Annapolis
Summer Sun Risks and Skin Health Advice
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains how summer sun boosts vitamin D but raises risks of sunburn, sunstroke, and heat exhaustion. The skin can tan gradually, offering protection, yet overexposure can be deadly. Use gradual sun exposure and protect with lotions that filter rays to stay comfortable and healthy.
Coal Surges To Historic Peak In Postwar Demand
The article argues coal will reach near all time production highs with 18 million homes heated, unprecedented steel mill usage, and rising needs for light, power, and defense sectors. It extols the American free enterprise coal industry, contrasts it with English socialist mines, and notes global shortages prompting imports. It cites post Pearl Harbor productivity gains across 9000 mines and declares socialism a failure in this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
England
America
Polls Show Wide Favor for MacArthur in Regional Surveys
Regional polls reveal strong support for MacArthur's Korean War stance. Shreveport Times readers favor MacArthur 14,107 to 370 against Marshall, Houston Chronicle shows 10,053 for MacArthur to 816 for Marshall, Denver Post finds 32 percent backing Truman and Marshall. Figures indicate Democratic regions oppose Truman-Marshal-Acheson policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Marshall
Bradley
Shreveport
Times
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Shreveport Times
Gen. MacArthur
Gen. Marshall
Houston Chronicle
Jease Jones
F.D.R
RFC
Colorado
Denver Post
Truman
DiSalle calls for broad business licensing power
OPS head DiSalle urges Congress to grant authority to license all businesses, suspend operation for regulatory violations, a move dismissed as unconstitutional and dangerous to livelihood rights. The piece warns that rigid controls lead to a state socialistic scheme, noting Truman’s 1952 faith in winning again after 1948.
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DiSalle
Congress
America
Mr. DiSalle
Washington
End in sight in Korea hopes fade under Senate critique
The piece argues that a White House led “police operation” in Korea aims to end the war but offers little battlefield proof. It notes ongoing heavy fighting, repeated enemy counterattacks, and a policy of attrition likely leading to a prolonged conflict with no decisive blow in sight. Congressman Bender voices frustration over optimistic Pentagon rhetoric.
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Korea
Senate
Congressman Bender
Pentagon
Supreme Court upholds Smith Act conviction of 11 Communist leaders
The decision confirms Congress may criminalize conspiring to overthrow the government under the Smith Act. The court held free speech is not unlimited and balanced it against national preservation, ruling there was no clear and present danger from the defendants. The ruling reinforces government power to act against armed rebellion while limiting free expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Congress
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Moscow
United States
Letter to the Messenger criticizes Satish Arora on democracy
George Spelvin of Athens, Tennessee responds to a foreign visitor’s critique titled Whither America. He rebuts Arora’s view of Americans as ignorant and skeptical of democracy, argues for a measured critique of foreign ideas, and urges the author to travel the United States and absorb its facts and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satish Arora
India
Athens County
America
Joan
Mr. Arora
Franco
Stalin
Red China
Korea
Mr. Nehru
Arora
Television Program Lineup for Multiple Stations
A saturated playlist lists Channel 5 WLW4 Channel 6 WYN and WTVN with evening schedules featuring News Caravan, The Star Revue, Break the Bank, Hawkina Yahv, Captain Video, Arthur Godfrey, Perry Como, and regional programs. Includes daytime items Miss Susan and Kate Smith, plus film features and sports recaps.
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WLW4
Channel
Kukia
News Caravan
TV Theater
Break the Bank
Joe Mil Storte
Ailywoot Stare
Broadway Openboure
Peature Film
Miss Susan
Ernie
Matinee Theater
Kate Smith
Hawkina Yahv
Panhandie Pew
Fun Fair
Hacking News
Filyn
Wtvn Western
Kehoe Valley Boys
Wens-Tv
Wennesday
Karl Flora
Doug Edwards
Cab—Perry
Arthur Godfrey
Karte
St-Theater
Bonne
Emerson Lorae Edwards
TV Weatherman
Garry Moore
Vanity Fair
Wsaz-Tv
O—Kukia
Fran Ami
Ollie F
Roberta Quinlan
Cutler Circle Picnic at Civic Park Marietta Report
The Friendly Circle class held its annual picnic at Civitan Park in Marietta. Numerous families from Vienna West Virginia Columbus Zanesville Little Hocking Grouster West Virginia Pinehurst and nearby areas are listed among attendees and visitors. Several couples and relatives visited or hosted gatherings including the MecAtee Place Masters Landers Kee and Winters families.
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Cutler
Friendly Circle
Civitan Park
Marietta
D MecAtee
Vienna
W. Va
Perl McAtee
Karl Place
Columbus
Ronnie
Kent
Wanda Goddard
Orland Kee
West Virginia
Dale Winters
Pinehurst
Eva Landers
Lyle Basim
Needlework by Mrs Anne Cabot Patterns for potholders
Needlework feature by Mrs Anne Cabot presents colorful potholders Crochet yellow carrots and peppers in simple stitches for a bazaar donation Pattern No 3981 includes complete crocheting instructions material lists stitch illustrations and finishing directions Pattern No 2972 covers material needs and finishing directions Send 25 cents plus name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger 1150 Ave Americas New York 19 N Y Anne Cabot large album offers dozens of designs gifts decorations and features plus 4 gift patterns and directions 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N.Y
Local families share visits and birthdays around Mason
Sgt Lonnie Rayburn transfers from Okinawa to Korea while World War II veteran status noted. Robert McIntosh family returns to Rochester after weekend with relatives. Clyde and Grover Roush families visit in Mason then travel to Zanesville to see Harold. Helen Wilson returns from Mansfield visit. Garrison McKenney marks 89th birthday. Mrs McKenney 84th. community gathers for flowers and basket dinner with Ottie McKenney and other ministers singing. Freddie Ieenhower 2 CPO Navy returns to Washington after 22 days leave with Mason relatives and visits Dayton Columbus Syracuse. Corea Watts Smythe Simmons and Grace Watts of Akron visit relatives. Claude Reitmire noted as Henry Reitmire’s brother in Mason. Charles Bletner hospitalized then taken home from Mason Tunic KE. Mae Ingels
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Mason
Lonnie Rayburn
Nive Wilding Shank
Okinawa
Korea
Robert McIntosh
Rochester
Ind
Ding
Mr. McIntosh
Clyde Roush
Point Pleasant
Grover Roush
Zanesville
Harold
Helen Wilson
Washington, D. C
George Freenhower
John H. Dillard
Dayton
Victor Spenagel
Columbus
Carey Theiss
Syracuse
Corea Watts
Smythe Simmons
Local notes reflect community visits and church plans
Charles Larkin, ill, to Veterans Hospital Huntington WV last week. Many out of town visitors decorated Sand Hill Cemetery graves. Picnic at Jerry Matlack home with guests including C L Brooks Buckeye Lake and M L Brooks Durban. Vacation Bible School at Methodist Church begins June 18. Granville Grace family arrived from Texas occupying home of M W Stewart. Rev John Vanelta led Methodist official board meeting and drafted yearly budget. Mrs Floyd Stout visited Washington DC to see son Pvt Glen Stout at Walter Reed. Mrs S R Swan and Eugene Whytsell of Parkersburg visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Lloyd McPeek of Belleville stayed with A F Swan. Jack Clark of Athens and son Jackie visited. Linnie Swan.
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Charles Larking
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Sand Hill Cemetery
Jerry Matlack
Josephine
C L. Brooks
Buckeye Lake
M. L. Brooks
Durban
Virgil Roush
West Shade
Methodist
Eugene Whytsell
Parkersburg
Lloyd McPeek
Belleville
McPeek
A. F. Swan
Jack Clark
Jackie
Athens
Clark
Linnie Swan
Radio Programs ARPA Stats Across Ohio and Nearby States
A scrambled list shows radio stations with affiliations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Charleston Marietta Parkersburg Athens Gallipolis and others. It notes Monday through Friday schedules and mentions ARPA stats across NBC ABC CBS and other networks.
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ARPA
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A dense list of radio and television time slots across networks detailing news broadcasts, comedy and drama programs, music shows, and special segments. Entries include program names, host names, and time stamps with regional EDT timing notes and occasional notes on repeats or exceptions.
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Hal Boyle
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
VR. Disalle
Brain
The
By James Marlow
the Messenger Public Forum
the Messenger
Earth
George Spelvin Athens
Sivocery
Arry Moore
Misa Susan
Maite
Kate Smmith
Tewking Palle
By Galbraith
Dana McAtee
Mr. and
Mr. PercAtee
Gale Masters
Little Hocking
D. F. Masters
James Landers
John Landers
Grouster
Dick Turner
Abe-Ebs
Abe-Mbe-East Kiddies
Abe-Mba West
Aba
Abe Beulah
Abe
Abe Jack Smith
Obs
Abenner
Abe Bob Crosby Club
Eba Evening Newsree
Ivy
Chameleon
Ebe
Abe Hidégen Trath
Glidersheave
Abdo
Christian Drarman
Cba
Fat Manabe International
Grouche Marx
Abe Herold Peary
Rogue's Gallery
Abe Bing Crosby
Pige
Cbds
Lawrence Welke
Miles 1100
TV Pesarsiee
Chance of Lifetime
Cts McNeill TV
DuMont
Chicago
Stirs of
Hollywood
Jack Baker
Eba
Abe Harmony Rangers
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Mba
Luseh
Lopea
Abe Ilary
Margaret McBride
Abe Tony Fontaine
Baseball
Abe Bob Poole
Cbe Weivcome
Abe Chuckie Wagon
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