Messenger Athens Item Rates and Publication Details
Frederick W Bush publishes The Messenger with daily weekday editions and Sunday issues. Carrier rates are 35 cents weekly and 1.55 a month by truck. mail rates vary by region. Also notes submission by Gordon K Bush publisher and John W Webb editor.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
The Egotism Dilemma in College Courtship
Dr George Crane discusses William J a 20 year old college senior who complains that popular looks invite unwanted attention from coeds and sorority girls. He avoids dating yet is pursued and pressured to kiss and court, a pattern Crane says is common among hundreds of men. He notes women bribe attention with tickets and favors and offers his 200 point Tests for Sweethearts.
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William
Seneca
George W. Crane
William J
Dr. Crane
Tomorrow’s augury warns postponement and caution
The forecast advises delaying plans amid suspicion and intrigue as safer conditions are awaited. Birthday notices warn of slow progress and possible illness risks, urging health care and patient handling of a child’s emotional needs.
Rats Overrun City After Human Fall In Postwar Tale
Ish Williams and Em confront a world where humans are extinct and rats rule streets. As rat populations surge they raid stores, gnaw trees, and threaten to outlast humans, prompting foraging, fortitude, and debates on plague and survival.
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Ish Williams
Ish
Jenee
Angelae
Nic
Radio Schedule Breakdown for Cincinnati Columbus and Huntington
Radio station list and daily broadcast timetable covering ABC NBC CBS and local nets across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Marietta Athens and Gallipolis. Highlights include WOUI 91.5 FM noon to 1 PM and 7 PM to 11 PM with various programs, news and music blocks and children’s segments.
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ABC
WCCL
Cincinnati
NBC
WLW
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wbns
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WPAR
Parkersburg
WJEH
Gallipolis
Public demand for truth in Korea war handling
Opinion column argues public support wanes as reports of ammunition shortages VIP shows and military confusion emerge. Calls for Eisenhower oversight and full disclosure to reveal the truth and end the perceived fiasco.
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Korea
Truman
Freedom is Best In Eisenhower State of the Union
In a State of the Union message President Eisenhower argues that free and competitive prices best serve the people and economy. He says natural law in price systems leads to healthier markets than political interference and bureaucratic controls. Competition keeps prices down and labor gains more buying power than in any other market.
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Eisenhower
The Difference Between Communism And Free Economy
The New York Journal American compares working time in the two systems, noting Russian workers toil longer for butter and radios than American workers. It argues a free economy yields broader freedoms and higher living standards, with factories and retailers serving the public.
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United States
New York Journal American
Russia
Ivan
St Looey Blues by HAL BOYLE in St Louis reminiscence
Boyle fondly recalls 20 years in St Louis a river town with its history and people. He relives night shifts, waterfront joints like Little Bohemia, and figures such as Dizzy Dean Joe Louis and Mark Twain. Time passes leaving sadness and faded city echoes.
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Fr. Marquette
de Soto
Rogers and Clark
Dizzy Dean
Anheuser-Busch
Ole Diz
Joe Louis
Ozarks
Ilinois
Johnny
Mississippi
Forest Park
Mark Twain
McCarthy and Velde Clash Over Clergy Communist Probe
In Washington the clash between McCarthy and Velde over possible Communist probes of clergy tests party lines. Velde faced backlash from committee members after hinting at church investigations, while McCarthy distances himself and defends past anti Communism claims. The rows widen as libel suits arise and political fortunes shift.
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Washington
Congress
Sen. McCarthy
Congressman Welde
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Velde
Illinois
Mouse Un-American Activities Committee
Television Programs and Schedule Highlights from WLWC and NBC
A dense listing of TV programming across WLWC channel 3 and affiliate stations detailing daily and weekend schedules. It lists show blocks from 6:00 p.m. through late night with many comedy, news, drama, variety, and children's programs, including Al Morgan, Groucho Marx, Dragnet, Wagoner, and Newport. sports, movies, and serials appear across Thursday to Saturday nights.
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WLWC
Channel 3
Sports Today
Ohio News
al Morgan
Martin Kane
Family Playhouse
Dave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Welcome Travelers
Katé Smith
Hawkins
Gandy Hayes
Howdy Doody
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Columbus
Sherick
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Lifetime
Jud
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Chassel
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Nichols
Kyline Melody
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Dixon
Clap
Waite Hoyt
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Harriet and
Oza
Space Patrol
Kids and Company
Sky King
Future Pilots
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Mary and Art
Silver Theater
Rose Brown
Fiin
Whiteman Club
Wbens-Tv
Channel
Gordon
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Chet Long
Cisco Kid
Doug Edwards
Jane Froman
Alien
Playhouse
Bill Baker
My Little
Margie
W—News
Pepper
Armchair Theater
the Life
Bill Cullen
Betty Furness
Kitenen
Grovetrotter
Lame
Guiding Light
Nearly Moore
Aunt Frah
Operations Universe
Spotlight Revue
Public thanks for TV for disabled girl in Athens church
Karla Mae Hambel, a nonwalking ten year old in Athens, expresses gratitude to the Presbyterian Church group and two sponsors who installed a TV for her. Her tutor notes the joy this gift brings to her limited life after nine leg operations. The letter closes with a biblical blessing and date. Ohio Mental Health Association launches fund campaign May 3 led by State Auditor James A. Rhodes in Columbus.
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the Messenger
Karla Mae Hambel
Presbyterian Church of Athens
Karla
James Vaughn
Jacksonville
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Mental Health Association
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