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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
4
The piece questions the Truman administration and postwar tax policy, arguing that workers do not receive their full pay, corporations absorb much of salary through taxes, and government spending has grown far beyond sustainable levels. It asks if continuing Democratic governance ensures democracy and prosperity for all.
John Foster Dulles, selected to draft the Republican Party 1952 foreign policy plank, argues war with Russia is unlikely if Moscow must first gain Germany and Japan. He stresses economic power of Germany and Japan and the strategic value of aligning them with the free world. Dulles, praised as an excellent choice, is expected to shape a plank reflecting power politics realities.
HAL BOYLE writes about Ernie Pyle's former Albuquerque cottage as a living memorial. Thousands visit the white clapboard house, now a library and reading room project, with his 10,000 books and souvenirs including a 10 gallon cowboy hat that moves visitors to tears.
Washington heads into a tense week as Congress wrestles with extending price and wage controls set to expire June 30. A split House and Senate face a bargaining battle to pass a single, workable bill acceptable to President Truman or risk a total lapse.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains chiggers as six legged red mites that bite ankles and legs after contact with tall grass. Removal within minutes reduces infection risk. relief comes from rubbing alcohol and boric acid ointment to stop itching, with prevention via high boots and long trousers.
The stars say tomorrow may bring stimulating yet confusing developments with energetic but unsettled mental states. Birthday individuals may face an erratic web of circumstances and seek wiser guidance to avoid calamity and find advantageous contacts. A warning of skin irritation from flower dust or sulfur exposure.
A political analysis outlines Kefauver as a strong vote getter with growing momentum and broad appeal among labor and minorities while facing opposition from big-city machines and Truman supporters. Harriman is described as wealth-backed yet potentially viable. Russell is praised for ability but hampered by civil rights stance and southern opposition. Kerr, Barkley, and Rayburn are noted as secondary possibilities with tomorrow signaling the Democrats meet again.
In a mountain drama, Dr. David defends Sam Burttick and details Mrs Ordell's survival after a stab wound. He explains bloodstained scissors and a staged death, while suspects include Prof Ordell and a concealed visitor Mrs Brownley, who hints at Tahoe mud and hidden motives.
Doris Hudson Moss narrates a tense scene at a lodge where a suspect explains hitching to Bucking Horse then walking. The dialogue reveals motives, a claimed job, and a confrontation around a professor. David presents a puzzling paper tied to tangled clues, with a fragment mentioning Elsie.
A detailed listing of NBC WLW CBS WBNS and other stations across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens Gallipolis Charleston detailing daily noon to midnight program blocks on Friday June 27 including News 16 min CBS Network, Jack Smith Show, Father Knows Best, Dragnet, Crime drama listings, various serials and live entertainment segments with multiple sponsor and network notes.
Reader requests to credit Syracuse route boy Robert Slack for magazine renewal orders mailed via the Messenger office. He explains the Pomeroy address but residence in Syracuse and praises the carrier’s service, noting the editor’s policy that carriers receive credit for all orders mailed to the Messenger office.
A witty panel on kitchen duties and family roles hints at modern domestic tensions with a humorous edge. The cartoon reflects changing expectations for mothers and fathers in household chores.
A dense listing of programs across WEWC WTVN and WSAZ channels detailing evening afternoon and late night shows. Includes Kukis Fran Ollie Dinah Shore Groucho Marx News Caravans Amos and Andy Spotlight films and various matinees with times and hosts.
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