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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
4
The Athens Messenger lists delivery options for daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. Rates include three months for 3.00, six months for 5.00, and one year for 9.00, plus mail rates at 1.55 per month where carrier is unavailable, under postal act provisions.
The nation cheered Eisenhower as the victor with broad cross party appeal. He won across states and now faces a daunting program from Korea to inflation requiring bold leadership and reform.
Civic group backs an extra Athens levy to fund overdue street resurfacing amid limited city funds. The piece contrasts gains for some neighborhoods with defeat of a broader plan and urges continued effort to patch municipal roads and fix aging homes.
Election results show Gen. Eisenhower won the presidency in a landslide, while Republicans hold a slim majority in both the Senate and the House. Voters split tickets in several states with Eisenhower favoring on the top line but choosing Democrats for other offices. In Massachusetts Ohio and Washington, Democratic and Republican candidates split wins, illustrating ticket-splitting and a desire to change executive leadership without a broad party shift.
Jupiter lends early support with optimism and growth prospects for the year ahead. Readers should stay vigilant for sudden events and conflicts from elders or institutions, and beware underhand actions from others. A birthday child may need special training to handle adversity.
New York reports that at the Hotel Edison diners on a diet can see calories listed beside each dish. A top note advises dieting women to limit to 800 calories per meal and dieting men to 1200.
Binghamton New York council establishes a three minute parking zone on Collier Street. The ordinance imposes a one cent charge in the parking meter though it does not specify the required action within the three minutes.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains that medical duty includes keeping people well, not just treating illness. The value of pediatric checkups and vaccines is highlighted as improving childhood survival and long term health, countering notions of waste.
Reader questions about injury X rays and cast healing. A discussion notes swelling and decalcification risk in a foot in a cast, advised medical guidance. Swimming after meals is cautioned to wait two hours to reduce cramps and drowning risk. A brief note explains white and red blood cells facts.
In Columbia Falls Montana a wild billy goat approached a 125 foot tower under construction for a 230000 volt line to Hungry Horse Dam. The animal inched to within 15 feet of workers before wandering back to its hillside den. In Cleveland Ohio painter Carl Frederick Gaertner 64 longtime art educator died Tuesday.
At High Mi Lodge owner Kemmer moves a murdered pilal while Eédie survives a concussion and mentions two assailants. Sgt Healey and Corporal Dillon investigate with a State Police unit, ordering cabin searches for bloodied clothes as guests awaken to a startling early morning probe.
A dense schedule of TV programs across stations includes morning cartoons at WSAZ and late night dramas. The fragment shifts to a first person confrontation, describing sneaking into a residence, hearing whispers, and being struck, ending with the assailant knocked to the floor.
A dense schedule lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus and many others with hours from noon to after 10 p.m. including news, dramas, music, sports and kids shows. Multiple stations across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky are shown with programs like News, Mantovani Music, Gunsmoke, Opry, Grown-up dramas, singing shows and children’s features.
CAB examiner James S. Keith urged renewal of All-American Airways operating certificates for seven years and recommended adding routes beyond the current 45 cities in Ohio New York Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland New Jersey and Delaware.
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