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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
6
The snippet lists established date of 165 and names publishers Gordon K. Bush and John W. Webb with Charlies W. Keamer as City Editor. It notes delivery options and rates, including daily or Sunday copies priced at $1.30 a month.
In Detroit Eisenhower avoids personal attacks while quietly critiquing New Dealers, Taft Republicans, and corruption. He defends decisions on Berlin, Korea, and Potsdam with calm evidence, noting his limited role and patience with political bosses, urging scrutiny of political processes.
HAL BOYLE recalls twenty years as a screwball editor hearing crackpots in newsrooms. He describes favorite characters Rambling Mary Operative X837 and a sister who reveals her brother is a psychiatrist with day office hours.
The piece argues President Truman should have used the Taft Hartley Act to manage the steel dispute rather than bypass Congress. It cites Supreme Court and district court rulings affirming Congress and the Constitution constrain presidential action. The author asserts reliance on established legal channels is essential amid a global crisis.
The rift over General Douglas MacArthur speaking at the Republican National Convention in Chicago sparks questions about Army rules on active duty officers giving political speeches. Pentagon says MacArthur is technically on active duty but effectively retired, raising when a speech becomes political and whether he could campaign for Taft.
Gen Omar N Bradley, chairman of the joint chiefs, told a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee that the Soviet Union could overrun Europe now if desired. He cited two reasons for their restraint: fear of U S atomic superiority and respect for U S military power.
Nancy R. Reilly a 13 year old seventh grader who suffered polio last October and was bedridden for three months has graduated from her elementary school with high grades after resuming studies at home following treatment by her mother classmates and teachers could not visit her during recovery
The Ohio Grain Mill and Feed Dealers Association opened its two day annual convention with elections. Myles W. Turner of the PerD Turner Co Lancaster was chosen president. Other officers named include W. D. Thompson Cambridge first vice president and Robert Rudy Covington second vice president. A separate dispatch from Yorkton Canada reports a goat sher hitch hiked into town during a brief visit as the animal hopped from a farmer’s car onto the pavement and back when the car departed.
The Messenger invites readers to submit addresses of service members for publication. Included are Pvt. Joe Schuler from Cheshire US 32151403 Prov. Co. No. SE 1207 APO 613 San Francisco and Francis J Hayes Jr. from Zaleski 1307806 C Battery 2nd 155mm Gun Bn Force Troops FMF Camp Lejeune N C for the Mail Call column.
Two early air mail leaders Earl Wadsworth and Frank Lewandowsky reunited in Dallas to recall the service’s modest 26 year start. Lewandowsky received the first pouches, loaded them in a Model T, and delivered them to town when the plane arrived late and the truck was gone. No ceremony accompanied the moment.
A concise idiom explains how someone born into privilege may lack practical skills or empathy. The phrase suggests inherited comfort can hinder self reliance and resilience. It contrasts social advantage with resourcefulness.
The article describes headaches from mental strain allergies or sinus issues and outlines treatments. It notes a vascular headache treatable by vasoconstrictors and adrenaline injections, and highlights migraine where pre attack drugs may halt progression. A detailed patient history is vital to guide therapy.
Rosemary Curtis travels to the Sierra mountains after a murder both in a village and near a lake. She discovers a hidden cave system and a submerged passage where a rifle used in the crime lies. A dog helps reveal the escape route as the story follows peril and pursuit toward a cliffhanger ending.
The stars suggest a day with minor tensions and small annoyances but opportunities for recognition in work or politics. Those with birthdays may receive tokens of appreciation from influential places, while elders may be unfriendly. A child born today shows versatility and social grace.
Wisconsin renames Highway 42 to Highway 32 to honor its 32nd Red Arrow Division, reflecting strong state esteem for the unit. The change preserves route identity while paying tribute to the division’s service.
The Shanghai News reports Hong Kong officials ban foreign language trademarks on goods produced in Red China, citing new regulatory action by the city’s bureau of industry and commerce.
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