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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1950

Page

4

Community chest X-ray surveys push tuberculosis fight forward

Vector's Comments notes the progress against tuberculosis through early detection and community surveys using low cost chest X rays. It cites Savannah Seattle Cleveland Washington D C and a large Los Angeles campaign aiming to surpass 700 000 screenings to uncover unsuspected cases and prevent spread.

Bill Savannah Seattle Washington Cleveland D. C Los Angeles

He Came to Kul Chapter Five Survival and Suspicions

Aunt Maggie Thorne plans a will that cuts two nephews and their wife, then Leeana faces a violent night as Peter and Sondra accuse her and Jasper of murder. The sheriff doubts the Thorne Hill household while the hidden motive of the will fuels fear and accusations.

Peter New York Maggie Thorne Leeana Jasper Sondra Roger Maggie Agatha Miss Maggie Thorne Hill Mart Preston Martin Preston Thorne Peter Thorne Aunt Margaret Margaret

Lausche Goes For a Third Term With Broad Support

Governor Frank Lausche wins party and independent backing for a third term despite mixed Republican opposition. The piece notes his reformer image, past efforts, and the chance to implement his ideas with most aides remaining in place, signaling potential an outstanding administration ahead.

Frank Lausche Democrat Party First Order Forestry Herbert Lausche

Taft Re-elected Senator Faces Scrutiny Ahead

The piece notes Robert Taft's victory in Ohio for six more years in the United States Senate and defends his integrity against vicious attacks. It argues that steady statesmanship persists despite dirty politics and smear campaigns, urging skeptics to judge Taft by his future actions.

Robert Taft Ohio Taft America Bob Taft United States Senate

Still Boring in Communist Party Groups and Reds

The piece condemns Communist groups for missing a register deadline under a new internal security law. It accuses deportations of alien Communist leaders and alleges infiltration by Russia and other Communist countries. It claims native Americans lead strikes and cites widespread red spies and sympathizers threatening national security.

Communist Russia

Politicians Move With Caution and Show Variety in Campaign Tactics

James Marlow notes the campaign ends with high but subtle rhetoric and simple catchphrases like he's a bum. He observes conservatives dominate, accusations of isolationism socialism and Wall Street ties, wide geographic themes, and dramatic rally tactics including helicopters and comic book giveaways.

James Marlow Washington Stalin Wall Street Yalta Korea Formosa

Helicopters Save Marines In Korea Air Rescues

In Korea helicopters proved essential saving pilots and wounded behind enemy lines. Brig Gen Edward Craig and Maj Vincent Gott schalk praise their impact on morale and battlefield mobility. Naval, Army, and Marine crews field multiple pilots including LT Gus Lueddecke and LT Robert Longstaff, with ongoing civilian and military development for protected, armor-equipped copters.

Wonsan Korea Army Navy Edward Craig Fighting First” Marine Division Marine Observation Squadron Six Vincent J. Gottschalk Pontiac Mich Craig Gus Lueddecke Maplewood N. J Robert Longstaff Jersey City Seoul Gottschalk University of Michigan Victor Armstrong Portland Ore E. J. Pope Wisconsin George Farish Hollis

Talkers in High Places and Communists in the System

The writer criticizes federal officials for leniency toward Communists and their plans to wreck the government. He argues that nonpoliticians should not tolerate delays in deporting those who openly admit their intent to undermine national stability.

Public Forum urges Meigs county veterans hospital vote

The Athens Messenger letter urges yes votes for a veterans hospital at Middleport. Alice Ward of Langsville argues for hospital funding, cites WWII and WWI veterans, praises Senator Tom Jones, and criticizes opposition from WJEH radio. She asks readers to mail in support and notes other towns have public hospitals.

Meigs County Tom Jones Middleport WJEH Veterans’ Hospital Gallipolis Athens Logan Alice Ward Langsville

Navy Man Saves Marine During Burnout Rescue

Navy Hospital Man Third Class Charles B. Stalcup rushed into a burning jet after a crash at Kimpo Air Field. He dragged out the Marine pilot who leaped from the leaking plane with bombs aboard. Seconds later the aircraft exploded, but both men survived the perilous grab and carry mission.

1St Marine Air Wing Korea Navy Charles B. Stalcup Kimpo HM-3 Starcup

Hart Birthday Party and Community Visits in Racine

Mr. and Mrs. Linley Hart hosted son Dale's birthday with classmates Dannie Smith Sandra Smith and Diana Watson from Pomeroy. A Baptist church Halloween party followed with about thirty five attendees. Visitors included family traveling from Detroit Zanesville Athens Albuquerque and Maine for visits and funeral rites.

Racine Linley Hart Dale Dannie Smith Sandra Diana Watson Pomeroy The Baptist Church Chester Simpson Albert Smith Dannie and Smith Bill Holman Detroit Mr. Holman John Holman Owen Watson William Watson Watson Rosa Whitlock Kittery Earl Hart Pat Roush Albuquerque N. M Arthur Roush Dillon Cross

Steel order ready for issue by federal authority

The National Production Authority announced readiness to issue a steel distribution order in Washington.

Washington National Production Authority

Radio Schedule Listings From WMUA and Affiliates

A dense rundown of daytime and evening radio programs across WMUA and affiliate stations, listing times, show titles, sponsors, and host names. Includes news, music, dramas, comedies, quizzes, and variety programs with a focus on CBS Dumont and local station branding.

Television Schedules for WLWC WTVN WENS WS AZ

Daily listings show broadcast plans across three stations WLWC channel 3 WTVN channel 6 WENS channel 10 with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. including news morning shows sports and entertainment lineups featuring Kukla Fran and Ollie Captain Video Perry Como Arthur Godfrey Wrestling and a range of children and variety programs.

Abeo Cbs Network Abe-Mbs- West Nbe Cba Abe Cbs Nabe Beulah Cbs News Abe Jack Smith Cbs Daily Abe Gabriel Heatter Cbs Evening Ivy Abe Mr. Chameleon Gildersleeve Abec International Mbs Cbs Detour Abe Bing Crosby Cbs Manhattan Lawrence Welk Dick Powell All Nets Jack Baker Clevelandaires Abe Arthur Godfrey WLWC WTVN TV Rangers Kukla Fran Olile Showroom News Caravan H Wood Ranson Sherman Riddle Kate Smith Cartoon Theater Chance of Lifetime Don McNeill Wens-Tv Channel Buddy Cotter Comedy Theater With Long Weatherman Rodger Nelson Touchdown Doug Edwards Perry Como Arthur Godfrey Maughan Theater Cartoon Time Ollie Roberta Quinlan Telenews Daily Break the Bank Hollywood Howdy Doody

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