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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
4
A federal grand jury, including a special 23-member panel, may oversee subversive activity probes. It can operate independently, call its own witnesses, and must be used when the district attorney seeks charges. Witnesses may refuse to answer under privilege against self incrimination but may still face contempt.
Gloria Brown plots to clear her jailed husband by delivering a pie containing a stolen necklace to a fugitive neighbor. She seeks a gun, fends off pursuit, and heads toward a perilous midnight meeting with two dark figures awaiting on the sidewalk outside the park.
A satirical reflection on Republican strategy as the party debates liberal versus conservative paths. The piece notes Truman's 1948 win, Dewey’s mixed results, and the pattern of conservatives performing well in past elections while losses followed more conservative candidates. The author concludes with a blunt sign-off about choosing a path.
The article notes a disagreement among Allies over which Chinese government sits at the peace table with Japan. Since 1947 Russia boycotts the Far Eastern Commission and UN sessions over Chiang Kai-shek's China, hindering plans for a unified peace conference and leaving the matter stalemated.
David Lilienthal argues in Collier's that government control of atomic energy hinders industrial growth. He says industry must be allowed to apply ideas and develop the field, predicting new jobs and innovations if the monopoly ends. He contrasts with Soviet Russia and urges a methodical, single‑mocused approach to business and progress.
HAL BOYLE mocks modern marriage, chatter, and culture with wry one liners. Observations cover relationships, finances, Hollywood, parenting, and social mores in a brisk, humorous column.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains septicemia or blood poisoning caused by germs entering the bloodstream. He discusses routes via skin injuries, the roles of streptococci and staphylococci, and how sulfa drugs and penicillin have improved survival, plus care steps after injuries.
Listing of Wednesday and Thursday schedules for WLWC Channel 3 WTVN Channel 6 WBNS Channel 10 and WSAZ Channel 5 detailing programs from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM on Wednesday and 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM on Thursday and including children shows, news, theater features, sports, and shopping programs.
Quiz hall by Wilton E Hall presents a ten question scoring key for men women and teens with point values. It includes multiple choice and completion items plus a final misfit group. The supplied answer line appears corrupted with mixed symbols and stray characters.
Ohio farmers in 65 counties will be asked to supply 80 carloads of grain and milk for the needy overseas this year. Frank Farnsworth, chairman of the Ohio Crop committee, announced the plan at a meeting of Christian Rural Overseas Program workers.
Fifteen members attended the Poston Poston Bees 4-H Club meeting at Mrs. Ethel McDaniel’s home. Officers and advisors met at Mechanicsburg School. Several local visitors called on members, with plans for a wiener roast at Clarice Shields’ near Chauncey and a trip on July 9.
A listing shows NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WCHS WP A R MBS WHKC WMOA as the broadcast affiliates in the schedule.
A detailed daily broadcast grid lists programs on CBS NBC and ABC with times from noon to 6 pm daily and evening blocks from 6 to 11 on June 21 and June 22. Entries include news sports dramas game shows variety and music programs featuring familiar hosts and network lineups.
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