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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1950

Page

4

Full impact of rearmament seen next spring

James Marlow reports Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer says civilian goods will shrink as defense orders rise. The National Production Authority sets production cuts, guiding steel and aluminum use. Officials predict a spring shift as industries tool up for tanks and munitions while Sea Island talks outline a four year military production plan to steady orders.

James Marlow Washington Charles Sawyer Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Commerce Department National Production Authority NPA Sea Island Marshall

Murder in the Thorne household mystery deepens

Aunt Maggie Thorne is murdered after changing her will to favor Roger over her nephews Peter and Jasper. Leeana suspects Peter while Arthur Jones hints at a cover story and a warning about a letter. The sheriff questions Sondra and Agatha as the trap tightens on who killed Maggie.

Maggie Thorne Peter Jasper Roger Pretty Leeana Maggie Leeana Clem Purdy Matt Preston Sondra Agatha Cynthia Carstairs Arthur Jones Arthur Miss Agatha Miss Aggie Margaret Peter Thorne Preston Mart Preston Mart Miss Maggie Thorne Thorne Hill Mrs. Carstairs

Keeping China Limited in Korea May Shield Europe

The article argues that US, UK, and French forces are tied down in Korea and Asia, allowing the Soviet Union to advance in Europe. It warns that Chinese escalation could force all-out war, but stresses the value of restraint to avoid broad conflict and preserve strength for Europe.

United States Korea Indo-China Malaya Europe Germany Yugoslavia West Tito Bulgaria Romania Hungary Albania Free Nations Mao Tse-tung Korean Asia Free World

Smearing Is The Rule In 1950 Campaign

The piece condemns 1950 campaign mudslinging across states including New York Ohio Oklahoma California and Pennsylvania. It laments name calling falsehoods and negative tactics that undermine democracy and the public trust in politics. It calls for accountability as democracy stands on trial worldwide.

New York Ohio Oklahoma California Pennsylvania

Truman faces uncertainty over early congressional return

Reports said President Truman might call Congress back before the planned date but later indicated cooling on an early session. Congress adjourned September 23 amid worries about campaigning and possible backlash, setting a return date of November 27. Fair Deal health insurance and other items were not addressed.

Truman Congress

Boyle in Korea Reporting on UN and Chinese Roles

HAL BOYLE outlines American intelligence views on North Korea's collapse and reorganization, the potential scale of Chinese forces, and the risk of a broader war as communism seeks global military dominance. It questions if China or the USSR would escalate to a full third world conflict.

Hal Boyle U.S. Eighth Army Korea United Nations MacArthur 38Th Parallel Sinuiju Kanggye North Korea China Soviet Union

Congress stalls on key reform despite presidential push

The passage notes Congress has not enacted Taft Hartley repeal or national compulsory measures, and Brannan farm program remains stalled. Civil rights initiatives including FEPC, anti-lynching, and anti-poll tax laws, and desegregation face no action in the coming session, as the president's agenda awaits a new Congress with a changed political balance.

Congress House FEPC al I

Television reshapes political campaigning in 1950s

The 1950s mark television's big rise in politics with figures like New York Governor Dewey delivering long TV appeals. Campaigns now require media grooming and meticulous presentation, while candidates embrace TV as a powerful tool despite concerns about overhyped content.

New York Dewey Fort Knox

Adolescent Changes in Girls A Practical Guide

Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains that onset of adolescence in girls typically begins around age 13 with menstruation marking a normal transition. It stresses frank discussion by mothers or physicians, normalizes hormonal changes, and offers steps for managing moodiness and family dynamics.

Birthday party honors Margie Ann Johnson in West Columbia

Mrs Lawrence Carr hosted a birthday party for her daughter Margie Ann Johnson as she turned 15 on November 8. Ice cream cake and pop were served for a gathering including Carrol Russell Georgetta Stewart Donna Russell Josephine Russell Leroy Young Phillis Van Meter Etta Sue Eads Linda Sue Eads Shirley Jean Roush Leota May Brumbley Marthia Lou Brumbley Emogene Kerwood and other locals.

West Columbia Laurance Carr Margie Ann Johnson Carrol Russell Georgetta Stewart Donna Russell Josephine Russell Leroy Young Phillis van Meter Etta Sue Eads Linda Sue Eads Shirley Jean Roush Leota May Brumbley Marthia Lou Brumbley Emogene Kerwood

Thankful note to hospital staff at Shelter ing Arms

Mrs Grace Crabtree of Chauncey expresses gratitude to Dr Edward Sprague Dr Main and all nurses at the hospital Shelter ing Arms for the care given to her daughter. She also thanks Dr Mrs T H Morgan for their kindness and attention. November 9.

the Messenger Edward Sprague Main T. H. Morgan Grace Crabtree Chauncey

Shade Shade Club Hosts Meeting and Social

Shade Shade The Art and Thimble Club met at Mrs Clarence Cremeans home. Mr and Mrs Joe Perry were honored with a bel ling and shower at the R F Perry home with more than 100 guests present. Mrs R F Perry returned from Winchester Va after two months away. Several cases of whooping cough were reported among local school children. Callers included Mr and Mrs Charles Slater and Linda Kaye of Lancaster Mr and Mrs Clyde Pratt and Irene of Athens and Freda Fulton of Athens. Emerson Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harry Smith returned home after spending weeks in a Columbus Hospital. Mrs George Fulton also mentioned.

Shade Clarence Cremean Joe Perry R. F. Perry Winchester Charles Slater Linda Kaye Lancaster Clyde Pratt Irene Athens Freda Fulton George Fulton Emerson Smith Harry Smith Columbus

Prices Near Peak in Week Ending November 7

Wholesale prices rose in the week ended November 7 to within two tenths of one percent of the all time peak recorded in August 1948. The report notes ongoing inflationary pressure and marks the latest movement in the price index.

Washington—P

Easy to Make by Sue Burnett Pattern 8527

Guide to a one yard beauty skirt pattern No. 8527 in waist sizes 24 through 32. Requires 1 yard of 54 inch fabric for small sizes. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents for mailing to Sue Burnett Athens Messenger Ave Americas New York 19 for Fall and Winter Fashion issue with free inside pattern.

Sue Burnett Athens Messenger Oe Ave Americas New York

Army suspends troop training for Christmas holidays

The Army ordered a pause in troop training across the United States from December 23 to January 1 to allow soldiers time to visit their families during the Christmas holidays.

Washington United States

Radio Station Listings and Frequencies in Ohio and Nearby

A fragmentary radio listing shows stations such as WMOA Huntington 880 NBC LW Cincinnati WSAZ Columbus 1460 CBS WHNS Charleston and WCHS Parkersburg 450 KC with others including WPAR Columbus and WHKC Marietta. Time slots note WOU FM 82.1 12 noon to 1 p m weekdays.

WMOA Huntington NBC WLW Cincinnati Abc-Wcol Columbus WSAZ CBS WHNS Charleston WCHS Parkersburg WPAR Marietta WOU

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Mixed Program Names

A dense list of radio and TV programs across networks with time slots from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM. Includes news, music, dramas, game shows, talk, and variety programs featuring hosts such as Jack Smith, Gordon MacRae, Paul Lavalle Rand, Martha Lou Harp, and Barbara performers, plus sports and theater shows across CBS NBC and regional affiliates.

Nbe-Che Abe Mbs-East Kiddies Abe-Mbs-West Nbe Cbs Beulah Cba Abe Jack Smith Chs Mhbs Mbs Cbs Evening Mbe Gordon MacRae Hollywood Abe Hobby Benson Barrow Abe Godfrey Ebs Henry Taylor Voorhees Abe Radio Theater Martha Lou Harp Paul Lavalle Rand Abe Johnny Desmond NBC Symphony Irma Cbs United Bob Hawk Cha All Nets

Television Schedules for WXO WLWC WTVN WBNS and More

A dense listing of daily TV lineups across stations WXO WLWC WTVN and WBNS with show times from early evening through late night. includes Kukla Fran and Ollie News Caravan Lights Out Robert Montgomery Moon River Carousel Broadway Openhouse and more plus daytime slots Morning Matinee Howdy Doody Captain etc continuing into late night film and news.

Kukla Fran Ole Showroom News Caravan Robert Montgomery Three Sentinels Ransom Sherman Capitol Steps Kate Smith TV Rangers Telenews Ollie Roberta Quinlan Treasury Men Howdy Doody

Also Mentioned on This Page

Teeana Boyle Edwin P. Jordan Doris Eads Mildred Brumbley William Young Venida Carr Jimmie Lee James Lee Matti Cartwright Silvia Coleman Laurance Coleman Ray Brumbley Pleasant Joy Foreman Laurance Foreman Mary Ruth Thabit Joy Fay Thabit Nan Johnson Pt. Pleasant Elsie Stewart Barbara Ross Kapp Edith Barnett Ruth Fowler Gallipolis Veneda Cart Laurance Stewart Middleport Helen E. Roush the Public Forum By Galbraith Paul Winchell Cbs Treasury Barlow al Morgan Dumont Chico Marx N.Y Abe the Goldbgrges Studio One Jack Paker Cbsa Abe Arthur Godfrey Lanny Ross Abe Bob Poole WLWC Paddy Pelican Wbns-Tv Buddy Cotter Weatherman Rodger Nelson Doug Edwards Perry Como Horace Heidt the Goldbergs Nitecappers Lee Edwards Worm P Jonathan Story Studio K Garry Moore Barbara Joy Luecky Pup Iwo Gun Playhouse
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