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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1952

Page

4

All Talk No Action In Asia Red propaganda loses impact

The analysis argues Communists fail to sway Southeast Asia with germ warfare or prisoner mistreatment claims. It notes limited Asian readership, UN backed evidence, and a shift as informed locals grow tired of Red rhetoric. Despite early damage from statements by General Colson, overall impact remains weak.

Southeast Asia United States Red United Nations Colson Dodd Asia Indo-China Burma Thailand Indonesia India

Britain ends private enterprise in China and warns on Red China

The piece notes Britain will wind up private enterprise in China and end trade with the Reds while keeping Hong Kong. It also cites U S criticism of British policy as hypocritical during the Korea conflict and urges a tougher realpolitik stance. The column also reports Ohio littering fines under a 1949 law and highlights Florida and Ohio anti littering campaigns.

Great Britain China Britain England Korea Hong Kong Ohio Florida

Auburn Rebuilds After Industry Loss Sparks Revival

In Auburn New York a civic-led revival transformed a dying town after International Harvester exited with 1500 jobs and a 5 million dollar annual impact. The industrial development committee attracted GE and other firms, creating 1800 new jobs and a payroll of 12 to 14 million annually.

Auburn M. Y New York International Harvester Company International Harvester Frank S. Smith Utilities Smith O 4 Karl A. Adams Chamber of Commerce General Electric

West Germany Peace Pact and Split Armaments Plan

James Marlow reports that the Western allied powers move toward a peace treaty with the German Western Republic while planning to rearm Germany and form an International Army. France Germany Italy Holland Belgium Luxembourg would contribute 43 divisions, with parliaments needing approval amid French distrust and German pacifist opposition. Russia and Communist elements threaten to block the accords.

Washington Germany U. S Britain France Russia Europe Italy Holland Belgum Luxembourg

Poisoned Dinners Twist in Basil Willing Mystery

Detective Basil Willing uncovers a web of murder at Dr Zimmer's dinner. Private detective Jack Duggan dies after posing as Basil. Katherine Shaw and Stephen Lawrence fall ill from codeine linked to the dinner. Basil questions Perdita while Hannah Gisela faces uneasy truths as a visitor looms.

Jack Duggan Basil Willing Katherine Shaw Duggan Zimmer Stephen Lawrence Basil Lawrence Perdita Gisela Dugan Miss Shaw Jerdita Brinsley Charlotte Dean

Radio Schedule Highlights Evening to Late Night Listings

A detailed rundown of radio programs across networks Abe CBS MBS and others from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm, including News Broadcasts, Sports, Drama, Variety, and Talk shows. Notable items include Beulah’s Skit, Jack Smith Show, Peggy Lee Show, Dr Kildare, Bob Hope, and The Waxworks with multiple network affiliations.

Abe-Cbs Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies Abe-Mbs-West Abe Cbs Abe News Abe Beulah Cbs News & Commentary Mbs Jack Smith Cbs Daily Bob Hope Luigi Cbs Town Meeting Abc Movies Abec Abc Cbs News & Music the Waxworks Cbs United Orchestra Music News Variety All Nets Lopez Mary Margaret McBride Abe A Erlais Abe Bob Poole Aoe Adventures Abombs Maida's Kitchen Garry Moore Bert Parks Kate Smith Hawkins Falls Gabby Hayes Howdy Doody Old Wrangler Perry Como Sports Corner

Is Epilepsy Hereditary and Pregnancy Risks

Dr Jordan explains epilepsy tends to run in families but not all relatives are affected. Individual risk depends on severity and frequency of seizures, with EEG helping assess danger. Marriage and childbearing require personalized decisions based on family history and brain activity patterns.

L.S.S

Epilepsy Inheritance Estimates Use EEG Advice

A study of 2000 patients and 12 000 relatives estimates epilepsy risk for children of an epileptic parent. About one in 40 children may be affected, five times higher than the general population. The physician can give rough chances and Mrs S should see a nerve specialist for an electroencephalographic test and personal guidance.

Welfare Head Cites Projects in Ohio Mental Health Research

Ohio Public Welfare Director John H. Lamneck reported 64 mental health research projects in two years. He highlighted Dr. James W. Papez’s Columbus State Hospital study as the key work with potential to revolutionize mental illness treatment, while noting the mental hygiene division spends about 350000 dollars annually on research.

Columbus Ohio Public Welfare John H. Lamneck Ohio Mental Hygiene Association Fort Hayes Hotel Lamneck Columbus State Hospital James W. Papez Papez Lemnack

Columbus Cleaner Falls to Death at Downtown Store

Frank P. Meglan a 50 year old Columbus building cleaner contractor died after falling sixty feet from scaffolding near the fourth floor of a downtown department store. He collapsed while helping workmen sand blast and lost his footing.

Columbus Frank P. Meglan Meglan

Red Probers Seek Teacher Loyalty Law

Ohio's next legislature may be asked to enact a loyalty screening law for teachers and school employees. The Ohio Un-American Activities Commission studied New York's Feinberg law and called Willard D. Campbell to explain its workings. Campbell, director of the State Bureau of Code Revision, appeared at the Columbus hearing as OSU instructors faced contempt citations for refusing to identify as communists. The Feinberg Law allows listing of subversive organizations and dismissal for those remaining listed after ten days.

Ohio Ohio Un-American Activities Commission New York U. S. Supreme Court Commission Willard D. Campbell Cambridge State Bureau of Code Revision Campbell Columbus Ohio State University

POW Death Toll at 115 in Korean UN Camp Riots

UN hospital officials report at least 115 prisoners died from brutal beatings hangings and torture during three riots at KOJE ISLAND Korea. Red prisoners organized into a crude army with makeshift weapons while guards killed 97 during riots and many bodies remain unrecovered.

Koje Island Korea Red

Zodiac Advice and Monthly Forecasts with Capetown Tragedy

The Stars Say section describes a lively, changeable year ahead with decisions, travel, and new contacts needing tact and discretion. A child born today may seek easy wins. In Capetown, two killed and 35 injured in a Sunday night clash between Zulu and auto tribesmen near Johannesburg.

Capetown South Africa Johannesburg

Chinese Reds Establish 45 Collective Farms

Hong Kong based report says the Chinese Communists have set up 45 collective farms as a potential first step toward collectivization. Ten farms lie in Manchuria with about 200000 acres. remaining farms are dispersed across the country.

Hong Kong China Manchuria

TV Schedules From WLWC and Affiliates Include Daytime and Nightline Lineups

A listing of TV program timetables for WLWC channel 3 and companions detailing evening and daytime weeks with shows such as Kukla Fran & Ollie Dinah Shore Circles Theater Milton Berle Fireside Theater Amateur Hour News and sports coverage Also includes WSAZ channel 5 WBNS channel 10 and other network listings with film matinees game shows and talk segments across Tuesday and Wednesday schedules

WLWC Channel 3 Kukla Fran Ollie Capitol News Garnet Grayson Dinah Shore Caravan News Milton Berle Fireside Theater Circle Theater Bob Considine The Goldbergs Larry Vincent News Caravan Columbus Lemon University of Air Wbns-Tv Channel Buddy Cotter Jack Buck Chet Long Sam Levenson City Hospital Sreh Globe Trotter Melody Shop Bill Zipt Garry Moore Mike and Buff Bev. Parks Aunt Fran

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