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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1952
Page
4
Advertisement listing newspaper delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions. It specifies 6 cents single copy, carrier delivery 1.30 per month, mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia 1.00 per month, three months 3.90, six months 7.80, and other rate blocks.
A wide-ranging editorial argues the steel wage rise proposed by the Wage Stabilization Board risks national price levels and causes a cycle of wage and price increases. It urges a new formula tying raises to effort and productivity to restore economic reality.
The annual azalea festival in Wilmington features 1,000,000 plants in peak bloom across Greenfield Lake Airlie Gardens and Old Orton Plantation. Visitors enjoy parades, concerts, a Hollywood queen, and a $10,000 golf tournament as locals celebrate 300 years of Carolina soil. The Airlie Gardens estate, including Pembroke Jones house and the famed Airlie oak, anchors the event with public access and a $25,000 annual upkeep.
Senate approval shifts 64 internal revenue collectors to Civil Service, leaving 1 presidential appointee as commissioner. Plan aims to cut political influence, replacing collectors with up to 25 district and 70 deputy commissioners, ensuring at least one deputy per state.
A medical column addresses knee pain from aging via degenerative arthritis and non vitamin causes. It notes weight as a factor and relief from elastic supports, then covers constipation in a toddler, fungal nail infections needing dermatology care, nervous heart not typically causing heart attack, nasal septum obstruction possible, and premature menopause if ovaries are removed.
Tomorrow brings mixed influences with high goals and potential for ambition yet possible social friction in personal life. Tact and diplomacy may turn hopes into reality, while celebrities and influential sources may be drawn by clever plans. A birthday child could gain talent, ideals, and public recognition.
Brisbane dairy farm used thirty-year-old hay to feed Jersey cows during a drought. Queensland Agriculture Dept officials noted a sample from the 12 ton center stack had 21.7 percent protein, moisture free, indicating long preservation by drying lucerne and keeping the stack under cover.
Cleveland report says a strike could block plans to remove government controls on steel. The United Steelworkers threaten a April 8 strike to press for higher pay as government limits were imposed for Korea war needs.
Daily prime time listings show a lineup across stations WLWC WBNS WSAZ and WTVN with programs ranging from Kukla Fran and Ollie and The Goldbergs to News Caravan Perry Como and Playhouse. Afternoon and late night features include Western Roundup State news and variety shows.
A narrator at the Windover estate investigates a web of suspects including Marney Cravath and Eve Wheeler amid murders and blackmail. He discovers a secret tryst in the wood where an unseen fourth observer lingers, raising tension about motives and danger.
Radio listings detail noon to 1 p.m. through late evening segments across stations NBC W LW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus CBS W WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston and other outlets. Programs include News, Sports, Talk, dramas, variety hours, concerts, and serials with numerous hosts and show titles.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Eber Ourrs of Sardis with the Van Mc Dade family. The McDades returned from Huntington to visit their daughter and son in law Gerald and Grace Ours. Mrs Ours spent the weekend with her parents Mrs Charles Hilton and brother in law Mr Lewis Shafer in Vienna. The McKelveys and McDades attended the funeral of Mrs Grace Crow in Letart Falls. weekend visitors to the Wilkie Sarson home included Pvt and Mrs Charles Sarson and daughter Marjorie of Cottageville with Mr and Mrs John Sarson and daughter Gloria of Racine and Mrs Ray Sarson of East Liverpool and Mrs Virginia Blosser and son Russell of Salineville and Mrs J C Weekley and son Hoyt of Ravenswood.
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