TE MESSENGER PUBLISHING CO AD RATES AND EDITOR INFORMATION
ESTABLISHED 1825 Frederick W Bush Publisher 1896 1929 TE MESSENGER PUBLISHING CO Gordon K Bush Publisher Joan W Webb Managing Editor Charlies W Reamer City Editor DAILY OR SUNDAY SIX CENTS DELIVERED BY CARRIER DAILY AND SUNDAY TWO DOLLARS A MONTH DELIVERED BY MAIL DAILY AND SUNDAY OHIO AND W VA ELSEWHERE ONE MONTH ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION RATES INCLUDE MAIL RATES APPLY ONLY WHERE CARRIER DELIVERY IS NOT AVAILABLE. ENTERED AT ATHENS OHIO POST OFFICE SECOND CLASS MATTER UNDER ACT OF 1918.
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Frederick W. Bush
TE Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Joan W. Webb
Charlies W. Reamer
Sma
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Breakup of Steel Strike Claims Debunked in Public Debate
The piece argues that a steel strike would not imminently halt steel supplies or military production. It accuses the AP and political rhetoric of sensationalism while noting long procurement delays, excess contracts, and government red tape as bigger obstacles to arms readiness than the strike itself.
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Associated Press
Korea
Ohio State Patrol to curb fatal traffic in 1952
Foretelling tough enforcement, the Ohio State Patrol vows to curb speeding and warnings. Officials expect up to 100000 arrests as the patrol aims to save lives and property on highways, noting last year’s fatal Ohio toll and widespread risk.
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Ohio
Watching the Convention Through TV Eyes
James Marlow notes that home viewers will see more of the Democratic and Republican conventions than any delegate in Chicago. Cameras bring the platform speakers and close ups of lobby chaos, while reporters roam to cover news conferences and open committee meetings.
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Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pat Morin’s Ike Lookalike Fame Sparks Laughs and Mixups
Pat Morin of The Associated Press has spent years being mistaken for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, including a 1943 King George VI motorcade moment in Tunisia. Fans and strangers alike confuse Morin with Ike, prompting playful anecdotes about autograph hopes and mistaken identity.
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New York
Pat
Mike
Ike
Eisenhower
Ersors
Reiman
Pat Morin
Associated Press
Bizerte
North African
George VI
George
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Manhattan
Harrisburg
CBS
Washington
Ted Kopp
Robert A. Taft
Ted
Tragic family plea for treatment and court help
A letter from a reader describes a father with long term alcoholism and mental illness causing family distress. The family asks for legal help to address the problem and secure treatment. Also included are medical Q and A on tuberculosis, plantar warts, rosacea like skin issues, and leg swelling from possible edema and heart concerns.
Tomorrow’s Stars Warn of Truthful Approach to Power
The reading advises a straightforward method with high officials and key supporters to advance ambitions. It warns that subtlety or expediency could alienate influential people and cites a birthday individual whose year hinges on honest discourse with essential sources. A born child’s energy risks harming confidence with charm.
Timbering Advised at White Diamond Mine
A federal inspector from the U S Bureau of Mines urged better timbering at working faces and preshift examinations for explosive gas at the White Diamond mine of Barnhart Coal Co Carbondale. He also recommended permissible explosives and improved ventilation to ensure safer operations at the four man, 15 ton daily mine run by Barnhart Coal Co in Carbondale.
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White Diamond
Barnhart Coal Co
Carbondale
U. S. Bureau of Mines
F. E
Hughes
Final Policy Allows Preinduction Volunteer Service
Washington says the Defense Department has codified a long standing policy allowing individuals slated for the draft to join any service before induction. The Army remains draft dependent while the Air Force Navy and Marine Corps rely mainly on volunteers with the Marine Corps returning to volunteers only after a brief draft phase.
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Defense Department
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Hemlock and Columbus Families Welcome Newborn and Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tharp announce the birth of a son at University Hospital on June 16. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tharp of Hemlock. Various relatives and friends from New Straitsville to Zanesville visited Mrs. Henry after her return, with many names and towns listed. The Church of Christ held its annual picnic at Water Works Park in New Lexington and local residents attended events and trips in Columbus, New Lexington, and surrounding areas. Glenna Williams is also noted.
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Hemlock
Dick Tharp
Columbus
University Hospital
Harry Tharp
Lloyd Hendry
Harry Orrin
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Henry
J. F. Beattie
John
New Straitsville
Jesse Bope
Charles Bope
Somerset
Mills
Bellefontaine
Atty
D. F. Trew
New Lexington
Ted Tharp
Patterson Field
Dayton
Glenn Tharp
Nelsonville
John Hodgson
Clyde Myers
Judy
Corning
Bill Dunlap
Drakes
Charles Hodgson
Bob
Frank North
Kathy
Ruth Latta
Don
Thelma Latta
Bill Rodgers
Otso Tharp
Carolyn Hodgson
James A. Flowers
Lee McCool
Jimmie
Ida Dennis
Mabel Dennis
Mercy Hospital
Vernon
Robert Lee
Edgar Dennis
Clarence Hodgson
Gaver
Shaws
Nina Kayle
C. W. Hodson
Jessie Lehman
Delmar Lehman
Grace Russell
Ohio University
Ralph Linscott
Pomeroy
West Virginia
Fannie Powell
Newark
Florence Sanders
Church of Christ
Dawson Brothers of
Glenna Williams
Lorain Names Lieut Pawlak to Lead Gambling Drive
Police Chief Paul Cleaver designates Lieut. Frank Pawlak to head a city campaign against illegal gambling in Lorain. The move aims to curb betting activities and enforce local ordinances.
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Lorain
Paul Cleaver
Frank Pawlak
Death in the Sierras XII twist ends with gun threat
In a Sierra escape tale, investigators including Sergeant Duncan and Dr. Roberts unearth a chest beneath a burned pine while Rhumba exposes a murder claim against Mr. James. A masked gunman interrupts as the treasure rises, demanding the gold and threatening to kill.
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Duncan
David Roberts
Mrs. Ordell
Rhumba
Dr. Roberts
Mr. James
David
Radio Schedule Digest for NBC WLW and Affiliate Stations
Detailed daily broadcast timetable listing NBC WLW Cincinnati and Columbus outlets, ABC WCCL WSAZ WCHS, CBS WBENS WBENS, and regional stations with programs from noon to 6 PM including news, music, serials, drama, quiz shows, and kiddies hours.
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ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntingson Seowen
Cbs-Wbens
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WJBH
Gallipolis
WOUI
Abe-Dis
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs
Abe
Cbs
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe News
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Evening
Gordon MacRae
Henry Taylor
Barlow
Abc Crime
Voorhees
Cbs Whiteman
Abc News
Paul Lavalle
Nbe
Elliot
Cbs News & Music
Cbs Time For Defense
All Nets
Television Programs Schedule Roundup
Radio and TV listings across WLWC WTVS WBNS and others show daily time blocks for cartoons news weather entertainment and game shows from morning matinee to late night. The document lists programs such as Kukla Fran and Ollie Capitol News Garrt Grayson What’s My Name and many regional segments across multiple stations.
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Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Capitol News
Garnet Grayson
News Caravan
Barlow
Robert Montgomery
Larry Vincent
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Fwac
Frank C. Ross
World Today
By James Marlow
Hal Boyle
Pat and
Western Front
Dr. Jordan
Edwin PL Jordan
Mld
By Galbraith
Copr
NEA Sera
Begin Vice
Sierras
Miss Hansen
Jeff
Roberts
Doris Hudson Moss
Toc
Little Liz
Eta
NBC
Cincinnati
Abe Godfrey
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Dixieland Matineem
Cbs Becore
Mid-West Peats
Abo Mbs
WLWC
WTVS
Tod Q
Gabby Hayes
Corral
Joe Hill
Captain Video
Hollywood
Fim
University of Air
Wbns-Tv
Penny Arcade
Jack Buck
Doug Edwards
Video Theater
Talent Scouts
Claudia
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Flash Gordon
Presidential Timber
Pepper
Armchair Theater
Arthur Godfrey
Globe Trotter
Garry Moore
Mike and
Buff
Mel Torme
Aunt Fran
Wsaz-Tv
Channel
Kukia
Mama
Tomorro
Tri-State
Tarme
Hawkins Falls
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