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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1951
Page
4
A reflective essay notes a shift in how bosses are viewed. Gone is the terror of the tyrant. today executives face nervous strain, overwork, and sympathy from both workers and corporations. The piece contrasts past firings with modern, mellowed management and even a boss's new role as confidant and psychologist.
A noir tale follows Marshall as he battles a brutal ambush in a warehouse office. After foul play and a vanished lighter, he confronts Wertheim the embalmer who wields a pistol and a deadly plan involving Sonya Sareeta in a submerged vault. The clash ends with Wertheim shot and Marshall rescuing Sonya as the scene floods.
A dense, fragmentary OCR of TV and radio programs lists dense time slots with hosts, shows, and networks. It reads like a station grid from Friday and Saturday evenings, naming programs such as News Commentary, The Jack Smith Show, Bob Crosby Club, Victory Theater, and Morton Downey, with various affiliations across abe, cbs, mbs, and nbe networks.
A doctor explains how foot pain often comes from improper footwear and hard walking surfaces. Properly fitted shoes, external arches support, and simple foot exercises can relieve fallen arches and related fatigue over time.
In Seattle General Collins signals that atomic weapons are near ready for safe use near troops. Reports claim the U.S. stockpile could support strategic and tactical use, with Nevada tests doubling atomic power and underground blasts proposed as land mine style devices. Churchill cites atomic power as a deterrent to Russia, while warning against complacency. Military strength remains a threefold mix of air, sea, and ground forces, with no single weapon replacing the need for conventional troops.
Retailers face heavy OPS price control directives with complex record keeping and frequent reporting. Small operators lack time staff or knowledge to comply, while field officers sometimes misunderstand orders and conflicts arise, creating widespread headaches as officials push inflation controls.
Americans extend Godspeed to the Fourth Division as they sail to defend Western Europe. Soon the Second Armored follows, with two more divisions to be named. The move signals American resolve to help keep Europe free and deter Russian aims.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that from March 16 to April 16 living costs rose only one tenth of one percent, the smallest monthly increase since June 1950. Food prices fell. eggs, fruits, and vegetables dropped while meat edged up. Overall, clothing and rent rose modestly while fuel and utilities fell slightly. Living costs today are about 46 percent above the 1935–39 base, reflecting postwar price changes and the end of wartime controls.
This extract cites Woodrow Wilson on liberty as the limitation of government power. It argues that three decades later power concentration surpasses Wilson’s fears, claiming millions are in slavery and nations ruled by terror. It urges Americans to resist centralizing power to preserve freedom.
A dense listing of broadcast schedules across multiple stations WELW CMANUEL WYN WTVN WRNS WSAE and WBNS TV detailing hourly programs from early morning through late evening including News Sports Wrestling Variety shows dramas and movie features with numerous host names actors and program titles among frequent time slots and channel identifiers, reflecting a historic TV guide snapshot.
Advertisement for a tie-on apron pattern featuring applique and embroidery of morning glories. Pattern No 2715 includes hot iron transfers, cutting chart, materials, stitch illustrations and finishing directions for two apron styles. Send coins, name, address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at Athens Messenger New York. Also promotes Anne Cabot's Big Album at 25 cents with dozens of designs and four gift patterns.
Mrs Phil Dietz of Palo Alto travels East by auto with a friend to join her husband in Maryland. Raymond and Ruth Myers visit Ravenna. Wilde Smiths move to Merle Griffin property. A C Baillas and Lucy Kibble visit Reedsville. cemetery relies on volunteers. first burial in 1815. Cemetery officers elected W P Pickens treasurer Kate Kibble trustee Ben Buckley trustee Iva Buckley secretary. Everett Persona and C Holland from California visit J B Torrence and John Hetzer.
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