The Messenger Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The notice lists publisher Gordon Rush and editor John V. en, showing weekly and daily Sunday editions delivered by carrier or mail. Rates include daily and Sunday delivery at 1.55 per month, with various three month and yearly options, and mail rates where carrier service is unavailable.
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Coe
Frederick W
Sunda
the Messenger
Gordon Rush
John V. En
Charles W. Reamer
City Raila
Garrier
Buntaya
Athens
Univ
Golden Chance to Drop McCarthy Censure Debate
The piece argues the Senate should drop the McCarthy censure bid during a delay. It compares the move to Stanberry’s ouster and notes public confusion over the motive and required accusations. It suggests the Army hearings exposed missteps and that the trial may push more to support McCarthy’s critics.
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Joe McCarthy
Flanders and
Watkins
Stanberry
Ohio
Sam Houston
Sam
McCarthy
Joe
Army
Senate
Belgians Favor Rearming Neighbors amid War-Torn History
Halloyed Belgian sentiment shifts toward rearming Germany as a practical safeguard, with Americans observing a resilient, gadget-loving, clean, orderly people. Unemployment exists, yet emigration is rare and beggary is nearly absent, contrasting with New York street scenes.
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Brussels
Belgium
Waterloo
Ypres
Bastogne
Germany
France
America
Department of Sanitation
Belgtem
China
New York
Dr Cranes Clinic Probes Women Buyers And Sports Spirit
Dr George W Crane analyzes women buyers and loss responses in a case study. He notes women as poorer losers, shyness in bargaining, and desire for husband approval, linking financial dependence to reactions to failed bargains. He also argues improved sportsmanship among women due to participation in school sports projects.
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George W. Crane
Crane
Tomorrow's Stars Guide Careful, Balanced Living
The forecast urges slow morning progress and strict schedules to reach goals, warns against letting sentiment sway decisions, and favors accuracy over hearsay. Evening leisure should match similar interests, with social and cultural activities highlighted for harmony and fulfillment.
Ohio Schools Face Major Expansion Next Year
A 1955 program aims to duplicate nationwide the push for better facilities. Enrollment rises postwar fuel new buildings in Ohio and adjoining states, with rehabilitations, transport, feeding and playgrounds expanding. Communities prepare for heavier enrollments and PTA leadership as a long-range plan unfolds.
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Athens County
Ohio
United States
PTA
New York
Associated Press
Local Social Notes From Pomeroy Logan and Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs Perry Bradbury and Mr and Mrs Clarence Cliffords of Pomeroy spent a day with Mr and Mrs J M Cooley in Logan. Arthur Rupe and family have a new television set. Dale Sisson and Chester and Carl Ward attended the American Legion Veterans supper at Gallipolis. Phillip Sisson a Wyandot County teacher spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Sisson and Ann.
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Kyger
Perry Bradbury
Clarence Cliffords
Pomeroy
J. M. Cooley
Logan
Arthur Rupe
Dale Sisson
Chester
Carl Ward
American Legion
Gallipolis
Phillip Sisson
Wyandot County
Sisson
Ann
Radio Schedule Highlights Columbus Huntington Charleston Parkersburg
A historical radio programming log lists stations ABC WCOL WSAZ NBC WLW CBS WBNS MBS WHKC WATH WJEH WCHS WPAR WMOA and WOUL FM with daily time blocks. It details show titles hosts and times from morning through late evening including News Music Drama andspecials on November 24 with programs like Breakfast Club News Broadcast People Are Funny Dragnet and The Mike and Buff show.
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ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WOUL
Cbhs
Abe-Mbe
Abe
Abe-East
Tennessee Ernie
Mbe
Abe the Cheraliers
Ver Dagle
One Man's Family
Nbe
Cba
Lidie Fisher
Jack Gregson
Newa
Abe Treasury
Dragnet
John Steele
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Amos Andy
Molly
Keen
Cbs News
Crossroads
Washington
Ore Hawkshaw Hawkins
State of Nation
News & Varieties
All Nets
Johnny Olsen
Abe Godfrey
Abec
Richabeo
Abe Tom Moore
Abe Als
Cbs Teen For
Cbe
Fragmented dialogue reveals Kirby’s aging conscience and denial
In a tense exchange, Kirby asserts he did not kill Perkins, arguing the death was suicide after a hostile broadcast. Seaver challenges him as the confrontation exposes Kirby’s remaining youth and lack of maturity under pressure.
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Kirby
Philip Kirby
Seaver
Perkins
Rupert
Daggett
Autumn farewells and winter welcome in Kanauga poem
A reflective verse from Rosalie West of Kanauga dated November 20 expresses appreciation for the harvest season and a welcome to winter. The poem contrasts autumn fields with snowy imagery and references sharing life’s gifts, ending with a warm greeting to the season.
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Srd
Rosalie
West Kanauga
Millfield Community Notes Elect Officers At Meeting
The Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met at Mrs. Ralph Barker’s home in Athens Route 2 on Friday November 12 electing officers: President Mrs Harry Jacoby Vice President Mrs Dale Scot Secretary Mrs William Smith Treasurer Mrs Leo Williams Legislative Agent Mrs John Theisen. Various residents were cited for visits events and birthdays while neighbors moved residences and relatives visited Columbus and Akron.
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Millfield
Farm Bureau
Ralph Barker
Athens
Harry Jacoby
Dale Scot
William Smith
Leo Williams
John Theisen
Merrill Chase
Ralph Stright
Barker
Floyd Crabtree
Akron
Mabel Sisson
Trimble
Jessie Fulton
Elizabeth Robinette
Viola Howard
Ida McDaniel
Loretta Bowers
Columbus
Emily
Jane Sams
Susie Bell
Ada Ervin
Gloaser
Doris Theisen
Tyrus Theisen
Gertrude Brown
Lancaster
John Rodepouch
Billy Omen
Homer Omen
Becky Sanders
Ann Kozma
Sue Powell
Terry Gruttemeyer
Keith Sanders
Rodney Sanders
Jimmy Shumway
Jerry Moody
Joe
Jim Mingus
Rodney Kozma
Ralph Dean
Bellaire
Jack Keirns
Dean
Amnesia ruse tests patience as trail grows risky
The group debates Kirby's amnesia act and the dangers of spotlight attention. Daggett pushes bold plans while Greg warns of legal risk and Hannah's burden as the trio presses on, hoping the celebrity camouflage holds. The scene ends with Greg reluctantly conceding to Daggett's risky course.
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Greg
Daggett
Kirby
Dagger
Bounder
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