Real Issue in Palestine Reignites Clash of Civilizations
Jay Franklin argues the central issue in Palestine is the clash between Western civilization and Arab society. He contends Zionist modernization challenges feudal Arab structures, with Jews representing lingering Crusader-era Western influence. He warns that without Western technological and political backing, Arab regions may falter against modern industry and democracy.
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Palestine
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Christendom
Syria
Lebanon
Near East
Cortez
Pizarro
Mexico
Peru
Europe
United Nations
Haganah
Jerusalem
Amman
Arab League
Richard the Lion-Hearted
St. Louis
Russia
Messenger subscription rates and mailing options
Subscription rates for home delivery and mail service are listed by period and location. Prices vary by carrier delivery, Ohio and West Virginia mail routes, and out of state mail, with a note about second class matter status at Athens Ohio Post Office.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Athens
Jessica Faces Turmoil As Tom Returns Home
Jessica grows anxious as Tom Blake nears home in the war era tale. A tense visit with David and the sight of Sara Linton fuel suspicions while Mrs. Blake accuses Jessica of neglecting her husband. Jessica confronts disapproval and resolves to seek independence away from Tom's family.
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Tom
Jessica
David
United States
Doris
Lucy
Betsy
Sara Linton
Hugh Linton
Genevieve
Mrs. Blake
Tom Blake
Mass Vacations in Industry Stir Debate on Welfare and Work
The piece argues mass vacations for entire plants risks production delays and resort strain, but could ease maintenance. It cautions against overreach, noting utilities and public services could not pause, and likens broad lay-offs to socialized medicine.
Senator Morse Opposes Compulsory Health Insurance Bill
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon denounces the Wagner Murray Dingell bill warning it would lead to the socialization of medical services. He favors doctor developed programs and notes most workers are served by voluntary prepayment plans. He argues government aid should help the few indigents without creating a vast new bureaucracy.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
If the politicians had their way in America
A satirical dialogue critiques American politics and culture with a world weary voice over how Texas Mississippi New York New England and California are portrayed. It lampoons Prohibition era attitudes and anti communist hearings while noting the power of the printed word to shape opinion.
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Voice of America
Texas
Mississippi
Rankin
Mr. Bilbo
Philadelphia
Hot Dog
New York
East Side
West Side
Wyoming
Harvard
Mt. Holyoke
Paris
New England
Maine
Vermont
Boston
Watch and Ward Society
California
Hollywood
Un-American Activities Committee
J. Parnell Thomasville
Voice
America
Point of Contention Over 25 Percent Cut in European Relief
The piece argues the 25 percent cut to European relief is unclear to locals and warns against underfunding in the four year program. It notes a yearly aid sum around six billion dollars, with one and a half billion deemed as savings, and stresses urgency to curb communism. It questions foreign reception and alliance stability if aid underperforms.
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Ohio Valley
Congress
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Point Pleasant
Stroop announces birth of son in Dayton
Mr and Mrs Harold C Stroop announce the birth of a son on June 3 at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Mrs Stroop, formerly Marilyn Middleton, is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Davis Middleton of Dayton and granddaughter of Mrs Thomas Middleton of Middleport.
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Middleport
Harold C. Stroop
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Stroop
Marilyn Middleton
Davis Middleton
Thomas Middleton
Taft prices policy critique and wartime inflation critique
Point Pleasant correspondent riffs on Senator Taft's price stance and the administration's wartime inflation strategy. The piece rebukes reliance on higher wages to fund tax and debt, praises sidewalks in Point Pleasant, and condemns American conduct in wartime trials while arguing Germany's fate stemmed from Hitler and mass ignorance.
Amesville Social Notes Highlight Ohio University grads
William Inman and William Gribble of Amesville join Ohio University's June class. Both finish in 2.5 years with BS and AB degrees and plan graduate work for a master’s. Athens Grange awards three degrees. others attend conferences, visits span local families, trips, and Memorial Day gatherings. Mary Grosvenor notes Sandrock infrastructure completion granting new access to electricity.
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Amesville
William Inman
William Gribble
Hattie Inman
Ohio University
Ames-Bern
Franklin High School
Athens Grange
Amesville Grange
Charles McAfee
Ernest Grosvenor
Mechanicsburg School
McAfee
Grosvenor
Marion McNut
Hines Trailer
McNut
Lathrop
Akron
W. P. Clark
Cleveland
al McCune
Jerold Henry
Columbus
Earl Henry
Robert
Radio Programs Area Stations List
The lineup shows NBC WLW Cincinnati and ABC WCOL Columbus on 700 and 1230 KC with WSAZ Huntington on 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC and WMOA Marietta 1490 KC plus MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Radio Schedule Snapshot From June Evening Lineup
A dense listings page shows network broadcast times from 6 to 6 on Monday evening through late night, detailing programs across Abe networks with repeats and cross-network times. Names include Lum and Abner, Beulah Show, The Lone Ranger, Inner Sanctum, The Falcon Adventure, and Arthur Godfrey Show among others.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Cebs
Chicago Orchestra
Ebs-East Lum
Abner
Cbs West
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbs
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Song
Cbs Daily
Angie Bond
Abe Henry J
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Irma
Fish and Hunt Club
Earl Godwin
Fred Waring
Screen Guild Players
Abec
Abc West
Recognizing Poison Ivy and Prevention Tips
The article explains poison ivy risks in North America with millions exposed yearly. It urges recognizing the three pointed leaves, avoiding contact, and thorough washing after exposure. It notes variability in sensitivity and cautions about burning plants and smoke carrying oil droplets.
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North America
Canada
Mexico
Local Guests and Visitations Mark Weekend in Carbondale
Sunday dinner guests at the Cox home included Mr. and Mrs. John Cox and daughter Joyce of Columbus. Miss Mildred Barber of Columbus visited. Brit France hosted Rev Phyllis Lemaster and Denny Lemaster of New Marshfield. Ralph Williams returned home after a brief Indianapolis visit with son Roger. Funeral services for Oswald Dabritz were held at Ashbury Methodist Church on Sunday May 23. Mrs. George Barber was among attendees.
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Carbondale
Allison Cox
John Cox
Joyce
Columbus
Mildred Barber
Brit France
Phyllis
Denny Lemaster
New Marshfield
Ralph Williams
Indianapolis
Roger
Asbury Methodist Church
Oswald Dabritz
George Barber
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