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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1947
Page
4
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Local morning edition details subscription costs through carriers and mail. Rates show 1 year 13.00 in Ohio and West Virginia, 9.00 by mail in Ohio and WV, with monthly options. Announcement notes Associated Press rights and publication origin in Athens Ohio.
The Middleport community faces a muddle of issues from a suspended liquor permit at the Legion Club to stalled hospital plans and youth programs. Jean Lama becomes the village’s first woman treasurer through a write‑in victory, signaling new political participation. A youth revival week led by C E Shepard will involve Church of Christ youth and music, with a banquet closing the event and outreach to nearby communities.
A nationwide poll of 530 Congress members governors officials and business leaders plus 700 newspaper editors indicates strong backing for European aid and the Marshall Plan. Majorities favor tax cuts rent control extensions universal military training and limited or enhanced government roles in price control and welfare.
Cam awakens in Joel's arms after a fire, then they escape by canoe to the river. They discuss GI life, growing up, and Joel's resolve to pursue medical research as Cam softly supports his dream of a home, while revealing his late father’s war-era sacrifice.
30 000 a month promises lure young men into military service with training paid while learning. The piece notes free care lodging and pension, with paths to leadership via candidate schools and three year terms. It also highlights American Forest Products and a broad conservation effort to educate woodland owners and market timber responsibly.
Congressmen warn that after World War II the US risks rusting flying skills as reserves fly little and receive no benefits. They urge a new tack to keep air power ready, noting pilots, manufacturers, and youth enthusiasm must be preserved and planes kept airworthy.
The piece argues that private industry, through efficiency and innovative use of rivers forests and mines, achieves the country-wide conservation of natural resources. It cites forest product industries as examples employing countless schemes to maximize wood and resource utilization.
Lawrence's Dispatch argues Congress cannot bind the president to a fixed panel for Marshall Plan appointments. Supreme Court rulings limit Congress to advice and consent, while the president may select from any suggested names. The piece notes informal consultation by senators, and suggests Senate resolutions offering advice without forcing acceptance. It warns bipartisan friction if selections clash with Congress.
Appalachian Electric Power Co has leased the second floor four room front apartment in the Rhoades Building on Sixth Street for office use. The firm plans to expand its service territory from the local office as part of its growth. The Messenger notes the commission should not hold office beyond one year, enabling annual Senate confirmation checks.
A historical column from Sam Simmons argues the 30th anniversary of the Russian Revolution shows Kremlin propaganda aimed at iron curtain listeners. It claims Russia would conquer the world without opposition, citing free press as America’s safeguard and warning against disloyalty and Soviet influence abroad.
Mrs. Robert Wood Mrs. Roger Jones and Mrs. Clarence Gill head a committee for a card party at the Athens Country Club. Dr C C Hill and wife plan several months in California stay. Pomeroy guests attended Home Missionary convention in Columbus.
NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 930 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC
A dense list of evening and late night radio programs across networks including abc cbs mbs and abe with music drama talk and news blocks plus late night childrens and varied hour-long features.
Dr. William A O Brien cautions on emergency care to avoid rushing procedures. Splint fractures before moving patients and avoid pulling on injured limbs. Do not apply antiseptics to wounds. cover with dressings. Ensure warmth, avoid lifting by armpits, and use caution with spinal injuries. Morphine may be used for pain with head injuries.
Attend Game POINT PLEASANT Squeaky Thomas and John Lasley from Kentucky University traveled from Lexington to witness the WVU Kentucky clash in Morgantown joined by Ralph Weethee. Mr and Mrs James McComb and Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson attended from this place. They saw a crowd of 26 000 the largest ever at the university stadium as Kentucky won 12 to 0.
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