Sunday edition rates and staff credits
The Messenger Publishing Co lists staff including Gordon K Sush and Joan V Webb with Charles W Reamer as City Editor. It notes single copy daily and Sunday delivery by carrier at $1.56 per month, with mail rates and subscription options for Ohio and West Virginia.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K Sush
Joan V. Webb
Wailor
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio
Athens
Unio
Postoffics
National Safety Council Urges Tough 10 Year Highway Plan
The council proposes a comprehensive program to reduce 1960s traffic deaths from about 38 000 to 53 000 or less. It urges safer driving and walking, uniform laws, expanded road construction, strict driver education and licensing, harsher penalties for unsafe behavior, and ongoing auto design improvements to ease driving and boost safety nationwide.
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National Safety Council
Council
Road to Oblivion and the Socialist stance toward Moscow
The Zurich based Socialist International rejects a popular front with the Kremlin. It demands abolition of the Communist party dictatorship as a precondition for any cooperation. The article argues Socialists are moderate and prefer Western freedom, while warning Moscow would seize power if a left front took control.
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Moscow
Council of the Socialist International
Zurich
Switzerland
Popular Front
Kremlin
Free Nations
Southerners Rally to Legal War Over School Segregation
A manifesto by 101 Southern Democrats pledges to use lawful means to overturn the Supreme Court ruling on public school desegregation, igniting fears of a party split and pressuring leaders like Adlai Stevenson and Lyndon Johnson as the 1960 convention looms.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Congress
Supreme Court
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Spring Awakens City and Country with Renewed Energy
HAL BOYLE describes spring as a universal wind that shatters winter in both rural and urban areas. The countryside feels fresh and hopeful while city life shows change through daily routines and early signs of renewal, from parkgoers to pigeons, as nature returns.
Make Marriage Work with Six Months of Role Playing
Dr Crane promotes a six month program of acting like married partners to rekindle love and avoid divorce. Lola R. seeks help as her husband contemplates quitting. guidance urges staged affection, regular dating, church attendance, and learning new sexual techniques to restore harmony and prevent divorce.
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George W. Crane
Innocent Document Sparks Greek War Espionage Plot
Mike Morrison an American trapped by the 1941 German invasion of Greece partners with a Scottish agent Soutar to pass the Stergiou list to Allied hands. They reveal a network of Greek officials aiding the resistance, aiming to disrupt German operations and shift the war in the Mediterranean. The thrilling tale ties to Major Howe Wilken and the elusive agent Mosley as the chase continues.
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Mike Morrison
Greece
London
Soutar
Jack Mosley
Mosley
Mike
Morrison
Yugoslavia
Howe-Wilken
Athens
Stergiou
Zervos
Petraki
Tatai
Disadvan
Tage
Heisser
Konrad
Norway
France
Fotis Stergiou
Understanding Gout Causes and Treatments by Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan explains gout as a metabolism related disease affecting mainly men. Sudden painful attacks begin often at the big toe and are triggered by rich meals or alcohol. Diets low in purines and drugs like cortisone ACTH and probenecid help prevent or control attacks.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Five Year Old Killed Playing With Shotgun
A five year old Marion County girl Bonnie Lou Steele was killed in her home when a shotgun discharged while she and her twin brother Ronald Lee played inside. Sheriff Glenn Obenour reported the accident occurred Tuesday. The girl was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele.
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Marion
Marion County
Here
Glenn Obenour
Bonnie Lou Steele
Robert Steele
Ronald Lee
Public Forum Notes About The Messenger and Family
The piece reflects a writer sending money for The Messenger, recalling old days and family scenes. A father watches trucks, travels slowly to town, returns and falls asleep, while the narrator cherishes memories of their first meeting. The note ends with a closing line about fees or ads and a person named C. L. Goldsberg in Shade, March.
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C. L. Goldsberg Shade
Mar. A
Stars Forecast A Day Favorable for Order and Deliberation
The reading advises a well ordered day for literary and clerical tasks with careful study before travel or business changes. For tomorrow birthdays it predicts a year of change and new ventures, urging caution against compulsion and urging logical judgment in domestic and financial plans.
Friday Radio Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of radio programs for Friday March 16 detailing morning to late evening slots. Show names span news, drama, music, variety and talk across networks CBS ABC and others with multiple hosts and time blocks.
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Cbe
Mbs
Abe
Cbs
Mbe
Bing Crosby
Eddie Fisher
Gildersleeve
Son
Nets
M. McBride
Abe Godfrey
Abe TV
Dr. Peale
Johnny Qsca
Pauline Frederick
Newa
Queen
Fibber & Molly
Abe Howard Miller
Ted Malone
Sardi
Graham
Pauline Frederick Shaw
Lopes Music
Nora de Martin
Semiala
Abe Ruby Mercer
Fred Robbins
Abe Bruce
Dan
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Hal Boyle
New York
DR. Crane
Lola R
Leon M. Uris
Orrong
Random Howse, Inc
NEA
Howe- Wilken
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
the Public Forum
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WBNS
WHKC
WATH
WJEH
Gallipolle
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Otner-Wmca
Martella
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