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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
4
Athens Ohio page dated May 28 1952 lists subscription and delivery options. Advertising details and postal classification are noted, with carrier and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions and regional applicability.
A critical column argues that government spending and inflation are used to shore up political support in 1952 and 1953. It contends spending fuels business revival through tax dollars, lending loosens, and production controls ease, favoring those aligned with the administration while harming others. The piece likens this to artificial, unstable economic policy driven by politics and urges caution against reliance on handouts.
HAL BOYLE argues Europe’s proposed 1,000,000 man all nation army remains uncertain. France, West Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands would contribute, but Britain and the United States hesitate to commit full troops. NATO roles complicate the unity of the force. The only true international army today operates under a UN mandate in Korea.
The piece argues that inflation is here to stay due to world tensions and large defense spending. It notes forecasts from ten head economists and discusses compulsory savings and government bonds as responses. The author urges decisive action by a Republican administration to stabilize the unstable economy. It ends with biblical quotes.
Congress debates foreign aid levels as Eisenhower Taft and Connally clash over cuts. Truman asked for 7.9 billion for the year starting July 1, with committees proposing about a one to two billion reduction amid a partisan split. The issue centers on who knows best how much is needed and whether to protect the program from deeper cuts.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics predicts gains for non farmers this year after taxes, with consumers, business and government spending about 5 percent more than 1951. It notes no guarantee this will translate into 5 percent more goods, and asks how much will go to inflation amid an election year.
Medical Q A on night blindness vitamin A diabetes and related conditions. Hirschsprung disease causes and surgical treatments. Ginger ale cancer myth for patients. Salivary gland stones and retinal detachment surgery options. Glutamic acid experimental use. Syphilis not contagious via shared dishes or bathrooms.
A forecast notes risk of lost funds or prestige in dealings with powerful figures. Debtors and creditors may irritate, but a soft approach could avert conflict. Elders and long established institutions may withhold support, prompting postponement over risky ventures. A child born today is likely sociable, optimistic, and talented.
The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs with 900 delegates at its 32nd annual convention in Dayton endorses women for vice presidential nominations. Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine is backed for the GOP slot and Judge Sarah T Hughes of Dallas is supported for the Democratic nomination.
A humorous aphorism notes that a mirror or wine glass exposes one’s flaws. It suggests self awareness through reflective critique and social embarrassment as a lasting lesson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman observed their 50th wedding anniversary May 17 at their Murray City residence. Family members from Chillicothe Nelsonville Barberton Sugar Creek and other nearby towns joined the event. Visitors during and after the celebration included relatives from Dayton Columbus The Plains and Athens.
The Great Lakes fleet moved 3,081,368 gross tons of iron ore last week as ore shipments recovered in the Cleveland region and surrounding ports.
Private detective Jack Duggan is killed after posing as Basil Willing, as Katherine Shaw dies under mysterious circumstances after a dinner at Dr. Zimmer's. Basil questions guests Charlotte Dean and Perdita while the atmosphere hints at hidden motives and potential poison.
Mrs Mann and Dr Zimmer ease guests at a post incident dinner. Charlotte notes the gathering helps forget Duggan as they plan another supper next Friday. Basil asks about Mr Shaw, who stays relaxed and attentive. The group aims to resume normalcy and maintain decorum.
Fossil bones at least 150 million years old were unearthed four feet underground near Harriman by a power shovel digging a drainage ditch. Operators John Leinweber and Christopher Schnick of Warwick reported the find after discovering them last Thursday.
A detailed band of radio stations in Ohio and West Virginia lists NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WBNS Columbus MBS WHKC Columbus and others with a weekday noon to 1 pm schedule. Programs include news slots sports, Beulah’s Skit, Jack Smith Show, Lone Ranger Drama, Great Gildersleeve, Groucho Marx, Red Skelton, and Boxing bouts among others.
A fragmented daily schedule lists programs and hosts across a radio or TV lineup. Entries include Breakfast Club at 9:00, Welcome Travelers at 10:00, My Story Drama at 10:15, and various serials, game shows, and music programs through the afternoon with channel notes and exceptions.
A list of hourly evening and daytime TV lineups for WLW channel 3 and other stations detailing show titles, times, and brief scheduling notes across Wednesday and Thursday slots with news, weather, game shows, dramas, and variety programs.
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