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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
6
Oklahoma City leopards Louie and Hortense illustrate a husband wife tale in which Louie, after a brief liberty from captivity, ends up back in his cage amid jeers and leopard talk. Hortense scolds him while the zoo guards and crowd keep watch. Louie ends up drugged and recaptured, resuming life with his mate.
Alice Pine aids Rick after Brent Halleck's absence. Muriel teaches care, then Alice interrupts a tantrum with Rick, shocking Muriel. Brent asks Alice to watch Rick but秘密 hints at tension. Alice and Chuck discuss Molly Tremayne’s low opinion of Brent as the scene shifts to golf and town gossip.
The piece argues Labour must preserve wage controls to sustain exports and reduce costs, risking a parliamentary crisis if unions push back. It notes Cabinet concessions could signal devaluation failure, threaten the caretaker government, and pressure elections. Britain's resolve and unity are highlighted as assets despite domestic stalemate.
A Baltimore Sun editorial decries the erosion of constitutional protections, arguing Fifth Amendment property rights have sunk amid big business and 1933 political shifts. It links collapsed property rights to threats to life and liberty, warning that weakening the Constitution weakens all freedoms.
The article argues that isolated towns face high costs for fire protection water sanitation and upkeep beyond municipal borders. It notes utilities are expensive to extend long distances for few outsiders and taxpayers resist these burdens, delaying self provision of modern services.
This excerpt explains federal income tax exemptions for a joint return in 1949. It details $600 exemptions for the taxpayer and spouse, $600 for dependents, andworked example of income 9500, deductions 950, leading to a $1080.24 total tax before withholding and a remaining $30.24 due.
The text notes inadequate regional power, gas, and telephone supply in suburbs. Extending lines to developed towns is costly, making living expensive in both urban and especially rural fringe areas. Utilities and taxes influence where people can afford residence.
JETTIE GOHN of Cheshire urges readers to seek divine guidance through prayer amid political strife. She recalls historic coal town guard lights and the push for faith over faction, citing scripture and calling for leaders to turn to God before elections.
George Tolliver of Nelsonville argues against one sided criticism and urges readers to study both sides of issues from taxation to New Deal. He condemns hatred perjury and divisive writing while urging constructive discussion and unity for the nation.
Grover Blackburn argues that Taft Hartley harms labor, comparing 1930s gains under FDR to current conditions. He recalls 13 cent coal wages, 12–14 hour days, and fines for striking, urging unions and contracts while condemning operators and government. The letter is dated February 27 from Minton RD1.
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The listing details daily broadcast times and program names across abc cbs mbs abe and related networks from 6:00 pm to late night including news music drama comedy variety and kiddies hours with repeats and cross-network notes for syndicated shows and specials.
TV guide fragment lists WLW C Channel programs including Cactus Jim Meetin Time Kukla Fran Showroom News Caravan Leave It to the C The Clock Theater Break the Bank Pauper's Pentho Photo News and more with schedule blocks for Thursday morning and afternoon through late night. Also includes WTVN Channel 6 and WENS Channel 10 programs such as Cartoon Theater Captain Video Inside Ohio's Gov t Western Theater and Arthur Godfrey.
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