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The Messenger Publishing Co known as established in 1825 publishes weekday editions with a Sunday option. Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush oversee operations with John W Webb as managing editor and Charles W Reamer city editor. Rates shown include daily carrier and mail options with monthly and yearly pricing.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Good men needed in Eisenhower’s first cabinet
The author praises Eisenhower’s first appointments noting the cabinet will be advisory rather than front men. Dulles as Secretary of State aims to reform the department. Wilson as Defense will curb military waste. Humphrey as Treasury, McKay Interior, Stassen Mutual Security, Clay in Europe, and Brownell as Attorney General are praised as capable. The piece contrasts free competition with state control and cites a Times note on Britain restoring gasoline competition and service culture.
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Eisenhower
Dulles
Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Humphrey
the Treasury
McKay
Interior Department
Stassen
Harriman
MSA
State Department
Lucius Clay
Europe
Brownell
U. S
Truman
Depesters
New York Times
England
Times
Meat dominates farmers cash income in 1951 report
Agriculture's cash receipts from all crops and government payments reached about 32.9 billion dollars in 1951. Meat animals accounted for 11.25 billion, or 34 cents of every dollar, with beef cattle and hogs the leading sources, while dairy, poultry, vegetables, and other crops trailed. Meat animals can be profitably raised in most regions and climates.
Ex-presidents in the spotlight as Truman Haunts the Future
The piece discusses the rarity of two living ex presidents and the planless path for Truman after leaving office. It contrasts Hoover's post presidency wealth and public roles with Jefferson's past debt, and notes a naive idea of ex presidents as non voting Senate members. It also touches on the meat trade as a farmer’s cash base.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Calvin Coolidge
William Howard Taft
Taft
Senate
White House
Herbert Hoover
Executive Department
Thomas Jefferson
Presidency
Parade of Clues Pushes Suspect Run to Bus Station
In a tense chase, Dan and Midge pursue Dave Fields after a dissatisfying alibi claim. Sally Ann questions motives as the investigation narrows to a back lot and a taxi ride toward Stroudsburg. The scene shifts from the dining hall to the maintenance building as Healey is traced to a cab.
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Sally Ann
Dave
Midge Burnett
Honeymoon Lane
Midge
Dan
Dave Fields
Fields
Recreation Hall
Stroudsburg
Healey
Keeper by Hal Boyle on the war between neatness and clutter
Hal Boyle laments his hoarding habit and praises memory through objects. He compares himself to the Collyer brothers, jokes with his wife about attic storage, and plans 26 alphabetized trunks to house keepsakes for retirement.
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Frances
Rover
Foreign Aid Reaches 87 Billion Over Twelve Years
Washington reports the United States has disbursed more than 87 billion dollars in foreign aid in the past 12 years with about 11 billion repaid. The United Kingdom, Soviet Russia, and France received about two thirds, with over 50 countries benefited. The UK alone got 36 billion in goods and funds, while former ally Russia ranked second with 11 billion.
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Washington
United Ed States
Commerce Department
United Kingdom
Soviet Russia
France
Stars Foresee Sudden Turn in Fate and Romance
The reading predicts an abrupt and unpredictable shift in events affecting private life and business. It notes romance, dramatic twists for those born now, and potential unique experiences guiding new objectives and exciting, adventurous paths ahead. A child born today may have a dramatic and romantic career.
Treasury says dollar bill lasts nine months
Treasury department notes a dollar bill's lifespan of about nine months prompting questions about durability and wear. The inquiry asks whether currency can endure longer circulation and what factors affect its longevity.
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Treasury Department
Tong
Doctor's Comments: Reader Q and A from Dr Edwin Jordan
A column of medical Q A covers fever blood pressure risks ganglion treatment thyroid issues spinal taps and electrolysis safety for pregnancy hair dye and vision. Answers explain infection signs high blood pressure and when surgery may be required, plus cautions about hair dye and nervous conditions.
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Red Cross
Dr Cranes view on teaching rural girls well
Dr George W. Crane argues Opal M a Midwestern college instructor should stress practical pedagogy over statistics. He urges rural classroom focus on reading motivation flash cards parent teacher cooperation and daily praise over theory and Dewey quotes. He promotes home drills and inexpensive materials plus a self help tests brochure.
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Opal M
Crane
Opal
Thees College
John Dewey
Yellow Fever Fighter Honored by Cubans
The Cuban government will formally memorialize the Camp Lazear site near Havana, where Maj. Walter Reed and volunteers in 1900 conducted experiments proving yellow fever is transmitted by mosquitoes. A special ceremony is planned for December 3.
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Washington
Walter Reed
Cuba
Camp Lazear
Havana
Marilyn Monroe Stretch and TV Schedules Across U.S. Corps Signals
A curious stretch in Seoul marks a sign reading Marilyn Monroe Stretch as viewers scan a dense TV schedule for WLWC channel 3 and WSAZ channel 3. The listings cover day and evening lineups from Tuesday through Thursday with a mix of games, variety shows, news, and parades across stations in Ohio and neighboring markets.
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Seoul
U.S
First Corps
Sports Today
Capitol News
al Morgan
News Caravan
Joan
TV Theatre
Hero
Family Playhouse
Photo News
Deave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Wsaz-Tv
L.ws
Welcome Travelers
WTVN
Penny
Mrs
Beulah
Bishop Sheen
John Marshall
Waite Hoyt
Captain Video
Guthrie
Golden Theater
Radio Program Schedule Listings Across Regions
A detailed daytime and evening radio schedule lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis WBUI FM 91.5 and various times. Entries include news, sports, dramas, comedies and talent shows with network affiliations and times through late evening.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
Mbs
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
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World Today
Arthur Edison
Hal Boyle
New York
Collyers
Russia
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
Abraham Lincoln
George W. Crane
WLWC
Channel 3
Milton Berle
Fireside Theatre
Circle Theatre
Herb Shriner
Bob and Ray
Bob Considine
Dave Garroway
Hawkins
Howdy Doody
Maida’ S Kitchen
Old Wrangler
Godfrey and Friends
Television Theatre
Sportsmans Club
Hollywood Theater
Star
Wbns-Tv
Shannel
TV Weatherman
Chet Long
Don Mack
D. Edwards
Heaven
Betsy
Larry
Hollywood
News
Weather
Armchair Theatre
Florascope
Armchair Theater
Cos
Abc-Mbe-East Kiddies
Abc-Mbs-West
Nbe
Abe
Cbe
Abe Beulah
Cba
Abc News
Jack Smith
Abe Mindy Carson
Cbs Silver Eagle
Abe Gabriel Heatter
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Cavalcade of America
Cbs Defense Attorney
Abe Black
Red Skelton
Abe Mr
Mrs. North
Cbs Life
Abe Dr. Kildare
Martin & Lewin
Luigi
Friend Irma
Eugenie Baird
Doris Day
Cbs News & Music
Valley Boys
Cbs News
News & Variety
All Nets
Cliffs Family
Abe Dogiey Cine
Thur
Lopez
Moster
Meredith Wilson
Tennessee Ernie
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Abe John B. Gambling
Cal Tinney
Abe Jack Kirkwood
Jack Owens
Abombs
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