The Messenger Newspaper Details and Rates 1954 Athens Ohio
The Athens Messenger from Athens Ohio lists publishers Frederick W. Hush Gordon K. Rush and Charles W. Reamer with daily and Sunday delivery options. It notes subscription rates by mail and carrier, including 1.55 monthly and 5.00 monthly under carrier delivery, plus other rates on application.
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Frederick W. Hush
Iyve Iuuy
Messenger Publiiiew
Gordon K. Rush
Charles W. Reamer
Athens
Unio
Post Office
McCarthy Defenses Focus on Public Appeal Amid Censure Push
The article notes Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin preparing his defense as the Senate readies to consider censure. It describes his plan to address the full Senate and persuade the public, while predicting a likely majority vote against him. It outlines his classification of potential opposing senators and the political context after the Army McCarthy hearings.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate
Special Watkins Committee
cCarthy
Sixman Watkins
Watkins
Edwin C.) Johnson
Native Dancer Trials and Triumphs in Siring Era
HAL BOYLE profiles Native Dancer the legendary racehorse turned sire. Vanderbilt values his speed and heart, booking 40 engagements at a $5000 stud fee, hoping progeny inherit his greatness while noting the high risks and fluctuating fortunes of racing. The piece places Dancer among top sires like Discovery, Man o War, and Bull Lea, and reflects on aging, stud economics, and the gamble of breeding.
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Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Dancer
Discovery
Vanderbilt
Bull Lea
Test for a Good Teacher In Case History of a Psychiatrist
Case history argues poor teaching by Paul R a Chicago high school math instructor who ridicules questions rejects standard textbooks and relies on mimeographed material. It lists four traits for a good teacher including engaging lessons friendliness humor classroom control and PTA involvement. The author invites readers to obtain the full test with return envelope to discuss in PTA meetings.
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Paul
Paul R
Chicago
Tor
Tom
Bis
PTA
Rescue Flight Brings Stranded Stranger to Shelter
In a remote setting Wade Dagertt and companions encounter a half frozen man found near a field. An airplane crew rescues him and, while Greg prepares coffee and eggs, the emaciated stranger sits up, wary and pale, as the trio assesses his condition and origin.
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Eheuffear
Wade Dagertt
Reg
Greg
Dag
Doctor Explains Spine Arthritis Types And Vitamin C Link
Dr Edwin P. Jordan reviews arthritis of the spine noting that diet lacks evidence of curing and clarifies treatments. He outlines forms including age related bone degeneration and a young man’s inflammatory type, discussing pain relief methods, braces, heat therapy, weight loss, and speculativeX ray or hormone treatments.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Mrs. G
Alien refugee finds shelter in Daggett's trailer
Rupert Sandusky, a displaced man with no citizenship, is found by Daggett and Greg after crossing the border. He accepts food and shelter, reveals limited funds, and questions whether he is a guest or prisoner. Sandusky hints at a difficult journey and a wish to put down roots.
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Gett
Daggett
Rupert Sandusky
Greg
Sandusky
Dagge
Federal tax cuts bring relief but state taxes loom
The article contends the federal tax overhaul will save billions for individuals and businesses while state governments plan to raise taxes. It notes 1953 state deficits of nearly 299 million and forecasts similar 1954 trends as states seek new revenue via gas, sales, and property taxes amid tighter enforcement.
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Washington
Eisenhower Ohio stop helps Bender edge Burke in tight Senate race
Political pros credit Eisenhower's pre election Cleveland airport visit for boosting Republican George H. Bender who edged Democrat Thomas A. Burke by about 9000 votes in one of Ohio's closest major elections. Governors and party leaders note the rallying effect on Republicans and some Democrats say the visit altered campaign dynamics in Ohio. Burke will serve until December 15 under Taft's term.
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Columbus
Eisenhower
Ohio
George H. Bender
Bender
Thomas A. Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Eugene H. Hanhart
Dover
Hanhart
Ike
James A. Rhodes
Lauschs
Lausche
White House
Truman
Ray
Bliss
Akron
Congress
Michigan
Kentucky
Delaware
Your Romance and Career Outlook for Tomorrow
The forecast notes romance and social affairs fade to background as career prospects rise, advising openness in business and no hasty judgments. For tomorrow birthdays, expect stimulating experiences in romance and travel, with December bringing lively social activity and rising prestige through new friends.
Temperance Broadcast Promises Coast to Coast Message
A Sunday World Temperance Sunday program will air from 7 to 7 30 p m featuring the Rev Sam Morris on ABC WCOL and listed stations coast to coast including WSAZ Huntington WBAH Cincinnati and WCHS Charleston among others. It spans radio schedules with multiple programs and time slots throughout the day.
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Sam Morris
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CRS
WENS
Cotumbus
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
KC Uther
Marietta
WOUIL
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