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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
10
HAL BOYLE recalls Frank Tripp proposing 49 modern Lady Godivas to cut the 7.2 billion dollar tax bill. He imagines a parade of riders from Washington to state capitals to urge lower taxes while noting contemporary indifference and the need for spectacle.
Lucilla confronts Arthur over buying a costly exercise plan for Hoppy hoping to improve health while sparing expenses on future doctor bills. The debate touches television, YWCA events, and family priorities as the couple navigates money and happiness.
An opinion urges a congressional probe of foreign lobbying but warns current rancor in Congress would derail fairness. It notes Senators McMahon and Morse first proposed the China lobby study, with Acheson backing cautious scrutiny distinguishing proper from improper influence.
The piece urges middle aged readers to educate themselves through reading and thinking. It argues two requisites to education are reading and thinking and suggests starting with any subject of interest. Even half an hour daily can build knowledge and a better mental outlook.
A newspaper column warns that federal deficits run red for 19 of 21 years and urges a strong anti inflation program. It urges readers to write their congressman and senators to demand decisive action and to accept the medicine prescribed.
The UN broadcast feature in New York featured Jacob A Malik head of the Soviet delegation delivering a 17 minute critique of the U S while also hinting at a Korea cease fire. Analysts question sincerity and suggest Moscow may use such statements to offset anti Soviet broadcasts.
The line asserts that truth's awareness sustains us more than sleep. It presents a philosophical view where truth provides rested meaning beyond unconscious repose.
Six bright Farmer in the Dell themed towel designs with color transfers and stitch guides. Pattern No 2081 includes material needs color chart and illustrations. Send 25 cents plus details to Anne Cabot The Athens Messenger New York for patterns. Also notes Anne Cabot's Needlework Album with many designs and gifts.
Murray City social column lists visits and leave reports with Henry Morrison on 30 day leave from Key West. He visits sister Triphene Morrison and uncle Aunt Andy Thompson, plus relatives in Glouster Trimble Jacksonville and Redtown. Numerous local visitors from New Lexington Mansfield Chauncey Huntington and Columbus are noted as well as hospital and business outings.
Mr and Mrs Robert Rowland of Charleston and Mrs G C Rowland of Union were guests of Mr and Mrs L C Daugherty. Families from Lancaster Circleville Columbus Barberton Laurelville New Plymouth Traurelville and other towns attended picnics and dinners with locals including Maxine Johnson and Geraldine Thomas.
A sequence of visits and social gatherings across Great Bend, Pinegrove, Huntington, and nearby towns highlights family ties and church activity. Families like Sayre, Davis, Proffitt, Harris, Furbee, and Proffitt host and visit relatives, with trips to Parkersburg and Steubenville. A Wiener roast at Portland Park on June 22 drew 37 attendees.
Morning lineup lists Breakfast Club Harmony Ranger and other shows from 9:00 to 11:46 with abe obs and mbs notes. Afternoon continues with Lunch with Lopes and Double or Nothing followed by Say It with Music and Serials. Various hosts and networks referenced including Abe, obs, mbs, ebs.
A dense listing shows WLWC channel 3 WTVN channel lists with programs including news, quiz shows, dramas, late-night lineups and sports, spanning Thursday and Friday evenings into early morning slots. Stations include WLWC, WTVN, and WBNS with various hosts and shows like Bet Your Life, Secret titles, and musical segments.
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