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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1953
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail across Ohio and West Virginia. Prices include 35 cents weekly carrier and varying monthly and yearly mail rates, with differences for local delivery versus elsewhere. It notes mail rates apply where carrier delivery is unavailable and includes post office registration details.
The American National Cattlemen's Association calls for ending price supports on all agricultural commodities and urges flexible quotes on corn and feed grains. They favor alerting credit facilities, marketing excess cows this fall, and backing Secretary Benson to stabilize the agricultural economy.
Hal Boyle writes on days when work and life feel dull and tasteless. He imagines empathetic contrasts from a tied housewife to a flagpole sitter, noting everyone faces hard moments and some endure harsher fates. editor’s notes punctuate the piece with light sarcasm.
Pete Morrison negotiates winter quarters with Tad Barnes at Two Rivers while Gabe Cox lies injured. Barnes seeks to exploit emigrants by charging for grazing and supplies as a tense truce hangs on a fragile survival plan amid threats from local INDIAN and settler factions.
In a frontier shelter Pete weighs escape with a threatening note from Betty Barnes and the risk of Zach Barnes’s raid. He considers inviting Nate Wilkinson’s 20 families, the territory line between Two Rivers and High Valley, and the impracticality of law help with an Army post 300 miles away. The planner in Pete weighs survival, revenge, and founding a permanent settlement at Two Rivers.
Pete, a roaming scout, spends the winter with Wilkinson's party to offer protection. He avoids Tobey, Barnes' ally, and notes the Navajo he cannot speak, as he plans departure for the north after breakfast. The chapter hints at past raids by Barnes' faction.
Case H-305, Lorna F., 21, a shy stenographer, credits Dr. Crane and a newspaper column for transforming her life. She joined the Compliment Club, wrote down three daily compliments, faced fears at work, and saw growing confidence as strangers became friendlier and her inner self felt renewed. She is now set to marry in six weeks.
A dense broadcast roster details WLWC and affiliated stations with daily and weekend lineups across 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM hours, featuring entertainers such as Al Morgan Eddie Fisher Dennis Day and Abbott and Costello plus sports and late news segments. It includes notes that schedules are subject to station changes and lists various shows across multiple channels and days.
A dense listing of radio programming across multiple stations and time slots from MBS, WHKC, and affiliates, detailing noon to after-midnight shows. It lists news, sports, music programs, dramas, dance shows, and variety segments with host names and program titles, including Beulah Sketch, Eddie Fisher, Rosemary Clooney, Fib. The schedule references Columbus, Parkersburg, Gallipolis, Athens and other locales, as well as network and affiliate names.
The piece argues socialism destroys incentive leading to scarcity while free enterprise spurs competition and abundant living standards. It cites European coal as government run and claims American mines are free with superior wages, standards, and output. It claims Europe faces energy danger due to weak coal production and praises freedom for material wealth and spiritual fruits.
U S News and World Report outlines broad federal cutbacks affecting electric power dams health housing and aviation while highlighting a national mood shift toward sustained preparedness and Taxpayer scrutiny as Congress faces tighter budgets and a tougher fiscal environment.
Dr. Jordan discusses aphasia types and whether temporary speech loss signals physical or mental illness. A reader asks about fenestration ear surgery for hearing loss, and responses cover diet effects on ankles and myths of breast gaining diets.
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