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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
4
HAL BOYLE notes the surge of American women fishing while men chase leisure on the water. He jokes that fishing parties often abandon actual fishing for cards and snacks, and suggests women bring practical drive, turning fishing into a family pursuit.
London dispatches describe gloom in Britain as Labour gains in local elections erode support for Churchill's Conservatives. Critics say indecision and aging leadership hinder recovery plans, with austerity persisting and no clear path forward in 1952.
James F. Lincoln promotes a disciplined system in Incentive Management, while critics doubt broad applicability for other managers. The piece contrasts Lincoln’s high pay with worker attitudes, warning that skill may stagnate when desire for output is low and noting workers’ keen eye on bosses lives and days. World Today by James Marlow surveys Taft and Eisenhower campaign staffs and veteran politicos as predictors of presidential nomination outcomes.
The Ohio Newspaper Association formed a freedom of information committee to secure unrestricted public access to state government data including school boards and township trustees. The panel will assess how access is restricted, what Ohio law guarantees, and needed legislation, with editors and publishers from major papers leading the effort.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan discusses identifying accident prone individuals in society and industry. He cites a Connecticut six year study showing four percent of drivers cause over one third of crashes and notes a trucking firm reduced accidents by reassigning dangerous workers. He links impulsiveness and a rebellious temperament to propensity for accidents.
Charles E. Miller writes in Athens on June 14 about humanity’s enduring hunger for bread. He traces bread from primitive hoe cakes to modern wheat harvests, noting per person consumption around five bushels annually and that wheat may descend from wild grasses or lilies.
A lively outlook stresses home, social, and romantic pursuits with unusual pleasure and heart-warming experiences. Professional life shows promise of promotion or honors, to be approached calmly. Those with birthdays may see a dynamic year of arts and social activity, with potential recognition. Emotions may be highly stressed.
In Rochester New York a Wayne County farmer criticizes voting as pointless after recounts on school district centralization. He recalls being urged to vote on a proposition and later learning the outcome was decided by a single vote, reinforcing his view that one vote matters little.
Rosemary Curtis encounters a missing corpse and hidden treasure mystery in the Sierra resort setting. Dr. Roberts and Professor Ordell vanish while state officers investigate a murder, and a tense hunt unfolds around a buried fortune and a dangerous night. The narrative shifts to a battery price cut by Willard Storage Battery Co. in Cleveland.
A detailed weekday to evening lineup for WOUI FM includes noon to 1 pm fast schedules with news and kid segments, 6 to 11 pm drama and variety slots across NBC ABC CBS networks, then morning and afternoon programs featuring Talk, game shows, serials, and music. Notable entries include Beulah's Skit, Jack Smith Show, You’re Staying with Kildare, Truth and Consequences, and The Warworks Orchestra.
A dense, hour by hour guide of programs across WLWC WSAZ WTVN WBNS and others. It lists show titles times and some announcer or host mentions for evenings and following day segments. The long roster covers dramas news kids and variety hours across channels.
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