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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1953
Page
4
The notice lists delivery options and prices for a Athens Ohio paper. It covers daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and by mail with regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia. Prices shown include $1.55 per month for carrier service and three month and yearly mail rates. The item notes second class matter status under the 1918 act.
The Gaullist Party dissolves its group voting in parliament after failing to shape policy. De Gaulle, once a wartime symbol, withdraws from day to day politics while keeping the organization as a reformist educational body for future regrouping.
HAL BOYLE notes Magnolia's 100th centennial marked by growth from a 344 population in 1860 to about 10,000 today. Oil and new leadership boosted industries, homes, and employment. He quotes Col. Charles W. McKay John W. Colquitt and Charles B. Lyle praising citizenship and civic-minded resolve that sustains the town.
The Civil Aeronautics Administration reports a drop in passenger fatality rate for domestic travel from 1.3 to 0.4 per 1 000 000 passenger miles. Engineers pilots and weather science together with longer runways traffic towers and improved training drive safety forward, honoring early pione ers whose sacrifices built aviation.
The article analyzes how President Eisenhower plans to trim military and foreign aid spending to meet campaign promises without weakening defense. It notes potential risks, wartime context, and the fiscal path for 1954, including reduced appropriations and delayed effects.
Case G-375 presents Tim W a 46 year old physician whose wife notes a whiskey odor on his breath later nights and emotional distance. The piece outlines the Ponce de Leon Complex behaviors in men over 40 including possible infidelity, alcohol use, secrecy, and mood changes as explanations for marital trouble.
Mannering tailed a car carrying Mary Scott after a staged abduction. A blast of gunfire punctures the lead vehicle and a punctured tire forces a stop, as the pursuer inches toward a close but perilous confrontation.
A consumer- Milk price critique argues producers pay haulage and broker margins leaving only small per quart profits. The writer backs Tri-County Dairymans League to push lower prices and more money for less milk, urging public support and action.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains tetanus danger and the lifesaving role of toxoid vaccines. He notes soilborne germs contaminate injuries and that two to three toxoid injections build active immunity. World War II showcased near elimination of tetanus among troops, with civilians also benefiting from routine toxoid vaccination and boosters when needed.
A dense rundown of daily and nightly lineups across stations WLW Channel 3 WBNS Channel 1 and related listings. It lists show titles and times including News Theater Sports and variety programs for multiple days with frequent schedule changes and long sequences.
Daily broadcast grid lists Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens Marietta and WMOA WATH WOU stations. Program lineup includes News at various hours, Beulah Sketch, One Man's Family, Mystery Theater, Jackpot shows, Game of Day, Queen for a Day, Kukla Fran Ollie, Johnny Gambling, Bandstand and Kiddies Time across CBS NBC ABC networks.
Washington dispatch reports the Census Bureau estimates the U S population at 159 068 000 on April 1 including armed forces overseas. The figure shows a March gain of 220 000 and a rise of 2 697 000 over the previous year.
Pvt Donald K. Lanning, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lanning of Glouster Route 3, has arrived in Korea and serves with the Second Infantry Division. He entered the Army in October 1952 and was formerly with Lanning Sons Coal Co.
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