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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
24
Fragmentary OCR notes show a small price reference of 1.50 dollars for a week editor feature. The readable text lacks clear events, dates, or named entities to build a full news card.
A 1951 column reimagines Lady Godiva riding to cut taxes as the House passes a record 7.2 billion dollar tax bill. Frank Tripp suggests 49 Godivas touring Washington and state capitals to press for relief, though modern lawmakers doubt the stunt.
In a lively family scene, Hoppy leaps with energy as Lucilla and Arthur clash over money for an exercise course. Sparks fly over television, finances, and a YWCA plan, ending with cautious optimism for healthier living and a cliffhanger for the next installment.
Lucilla Webb, 37, learns the Beautiful You School for beauty oniture charges 760 dollars for a course. She tells her husband Arthur and returns home irritable, reflecting a conflict over the purchase and value of the training.
A detailed list of radio stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington and Parkersburg with network affiliations and a dense program grid for Thursday through the day including news discussion series Jack Smith Show Beulah’s Broadcast Dragnet and Father Knows Best plus Morton Keens Drama and The Lone Ranger among others.
Senators weighed a wide inquiry into foreign lobbying while urging Truman to have executive agencies cooperate. Critics warned a current probe could trigger partisan outbursts harming foreign relations, delaying action against communism and risking a politicized inquiry.
The article urges middle aged readers to pursue education via two steps: regular reading and thoughtful consideration. It argues that age is no barrier and that one can become well informed in a year or two with intelligent reading and personal study of topics of interest.
The piece argues the federal government has run deficits for 19 of the last 21 years and warns of bankruptcy like a failing business. It urges readers to contact their congressman and senators to demand a realistic anti inflation program and consistent action. It likens inflation to a tax paying goose and a watching gander that will be hurt if not checked.
Jacob A Malik head of the Soviet delegation used a 17 minute UN radio address to denounce the U S as a warmonger and drop a vague call for Korea cease fire. The world watched for sincerity amid a wary mix of hope and distrust regarding peace talks.
A short reflective note attributed to Mary Baker Bidy emphasizing that awareness of truth sustains us more than hours of sleep or unconscious rest. The phrasing echoes spiritual self inquiry and the value of waking insight.
Needlework pattern 2081 by Mrs Anne Cabot offers six towel designs based on Farmer in the Dell. Includes motifs, material list, color chart and stitch instructions. Pattern 2081 available by mail from The Athens Messenger. plus Anne Cabot's Big Album with dozens of designs and patterns for 25 cents.
A note identifies the highest standard gauge railway station in the eastern United States as Baisam Gan in North Carolina. The brief item provides no further details on elevation or date.
Gunners Mate Henry J Morrison on 30 day leave visiting his sister Miss Triphene Morrison and Uncle Aunt Mr and Mrs Andy Thompson. Enlisted September 1948 stationed Key West FL also visiting relatives at Glouster Trimble Jacksonville and Redtown. Recent visitors included James Morrison New Lexington and J C Reedy Glouster.
A long list of visits and guests spans Bloomingsville and nearby towns. Robert Rowland and G C Lewland host and travel groups from Charleston and Union visit families, picnic at Old Man's Cave, and stay with relatives in Columbus Lancaster Laurelville Circleville Barberton Mansfield and Huntington among others.
Sunday visits and weekend stays linked residents including Sayre Paul and Paula Sayre at G A Young Pinegrove and several trips to Pomeroy Parkersburg Steubenville and Langsville. Church gathering at Portland Park drew thirty seven. several Proffitt Harris and Proffitt family members noted.
A jumble of local TV listings shows varying programs across stations WWC WYN and WBSS with news segments at several hours. The note indicates schedule changes by station and includes show titles such as News Caravan, T-Men in Action, Crime programs, movies, and variety acts across Thursday and Friday slots. Strong entities include station names WWC WYN WBSS and program titles like Captain Videu and News Caravan.
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