The Messenger Publishing Co Ad Rates and Staff Listing
Advertisement rates and delivery options detail daily and Sunday editions. The notice lists publisher Frederick W. Bush and Gordon K. Bush, with John W. Webb as managing editor and Charles W. Reamer as city editor. Subscription prices vary by delivery method and region, with mail rates for non-carrier areas.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio &W. Va
Aancenea
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Commodore Vanderbilt and McCormick as public service models
The essay argues that individual wealth creation serves the public good more than charitable giving. It cites Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and Cyrus McCormick, praising railroads and the reaper for lowering costs and expanding national growth. Citizens should first care for themselves, then contribute to broader improvements if time allows.
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Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cyrus McCormick
Taxes and Your Budget in the War on Waste
A Western oil company runs an ad arguing taxes crush families across incomes from 3500 to 15000 dollars. It contrasts private enterprise with government waste, citing electric utilities’ growth and tax subsidies versus tax-free private projects. The piece questions if private enterprise can meet national needs without heavy taxation.
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Western Oil Company
Secons
October Ode: Boyles celebrates a vibrant autumn month
HAL BOYLE extols October as the peak of the year a month that blends all seasons into one 31 day spectacle. He praises harvests color and wildlife its universal appeal and declares October a mature season with a regal aura and rich life energy.
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New York
Mother Nature
McGranery plan on naturalized citizens sparks deportation debate
Washington notes discuss Attorney General McGranery's push to strip naturalized residents of citizenship and deport them for crimes. Experts caution legal hurdles, noting denaturalization requires proof of fraud or illegal foreign grants and possible repatriation challenges.
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Washington
U. S
McGranery
FBI
Justice Department
L. Paul Winings
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Bureau Probe Targets Ohio Racketeers for Taxes
Federal IRS data show Ohio racketeers owe 4,332,196 dollars in back income taxes and penalties. The bureau has 1200 agents in rackets squads nationwide to collect illegal income taxes. Ohio cases include bootlegging, gambling, narcotics, payoffs, and prostitution with varied assessments totaling millions.
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Washington
Ohio
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ohio Dems To Hear Sparkman Wednesday
Democratic vice presidential nominee John J. Sparkman will campaign in Ohio Wednesday and Thursday. He will deliver a major address at the Jefferson Jackson banquet in Columbus at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel, announced Eugene H. Hanhart, state Democratic executive chairman.
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Columbus
O—Pi
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Deshler-Wallick
Eugene H. Hanhart
Corncob Cleaning Tip Clears Windshields in Bagley
Don Myers a local filling station operator in Bagley Iowa recommends using a wet corncob to clean windshields. He says rubbing the corncob over crusted bug remains leaves a shiny surface without scratching the glass.
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Bagley
Don Myers
Myers
Dr. Jordans Comments on Teen Smoking and Health Risks
A reader letter urges parents and authorities to curb youth smoking in schools. The piece explains how smoking harms athletic performance and circulation, raises blood pressure, irritates airways, and may raise lung cancer risk, while noting no easy quit method beyond willpower and gum.
Little Liz on Fines and Immigration Critique
The fragment references a viewpoint on fines and people waiting to enter the country, mentioning concerns about the capitalistic system and national policy. It lacks clear names or events but signals a debate on immigration and economic structure.
Film Defended By Ted Brown
Secretary of State Ted Brown denies pressure on election boards to buy his personally financed film on voting procedures. He notes a $25 billed copy was returnable or paid for by him, with the film costing about $1000 and distributed by Film Associates of Dayton.
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Columbus
Ted Brown
Election Boards
Election Board
Film Associates of
Dayton
Brown
Stars Predict Cautious Ventures Amid New Opportunities
The astrological forecast notes little change from yesterday with a push to explore new fields and enter ventures. For those celebrating a birthday the advice is to pursue connections with influential figures carefully, balancing bold moves with logical planning and cautious investment.
July Business Down Says OSU Report
The Bureau of Business Research at Ohio State University said Ohio business declined in July with total payrolls employment and man-hours worked down five percent from June after surveying 8159 firms. Esther Emma Brosius, 61, former supervisor at Middletown Hospital, died at her home Sunday of a heart ailment.
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Columbus
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University Today
Ohio
Middletown
Esther Emma Brosius
Middletown Hospital
Governor's vanishing act shocks Beaufort crowd
Roy confronts Ginny about Clyde's scheme to trap a story from her. He plans to meet after the Governor's speech, while Ginny suggests a group night at the Casino with Lucy Strawn, the Governor's secretary. Roy finds the Governor missing from Cabin Nine and learns he was seen at Elite Pool Parlor, playing pool incognito.
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McDonald
Clyde
Ginny
Roy
Dr. Arnold
Lucy Strawn
Lucy
John Mills
John
Beaufort
Cabin Nine
Columbia Street
Governor on the road in a Birmingham speech teaser
Edn Lenhem distributed by MGA Seavington appears in a scene where the governor, relaxed after a night without sleep, plays pool and plans a Birmingham speech with a reporter. They discuss movement toward Hydetown as a quarter to four time marker hints at continuing events.
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Birmingham
Town
Hydetown
Million rise in child rate afterwar birth boom
The census bureau reports 31,595,000 American children ages five to 17 on July 1, 1951, up 1,035,000 or 3.4 percent since April 1, 1950. Increases appear across all regions with the West highest at 6.2 percent. Alabama and Kentucky show no rise. California adds about 142,000.
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Washington
Census Bureau
West
Alabama
Kentucky
California
Radio Program Schedule and Lineup Highlights
Radio listings for NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus CBS WBNG Columbus WCHS Charleston and other stations show a dense weekday lineup from noon to after 11 p.m. including news blocks, sports discussions, Beulah Sketch, Red Skelton, Cavalcade of America, Mr and Mrs North, Dr Kildare, Martin and Lewis, Fibber and Molly, and several game shows with varied networks and times.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNG
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WATH
Athens
Cbs Network
Abc-Mbs-East
Abco-Mbs-West
Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Nee Smith
Cba
Abe Peggy Lee
Cbs Bilverle
Abe Gabriel Heatter
One Man's Coney Ats
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Cavalcade of America
Cbs Mayor
Times Square
Abe Black
Red Skelton
Abeo
Mr. and
Mrs. North
Cbe Whiteman
Abe Dr. Kildare
Luigi
Abc News
Friend Irma
Eugenie Baird
Mr. Chameleon
Cbs News & Music
Nets
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Hal Boyle
World Today
Arthur Edson
James Marlow
Sir Walter Raleigh
Peter
Bureau
Sparkman
Dr. Jordan
Little Liz
By Galbraith
WEA
George
OSU
By Edwin Lanhem
Mga Seavignton
Abe Mac McGuire
Abe Godfrey
TV Mon
Thor
Abe Queen
Mary Margaret McBride
Willson
Tennessee Ernie
Abe John B. Gambling
Cal Tinney
Cebs
Abombs
WLWC
Corral
Capitol News
Fireside Theater
Circle Theater
Bob and
Ray
Family Playhouse
Tiny Bissmeyer
Dave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 3
Dinah Shore
Circle Theatre
Farmer
Maida’s Kitchen
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
Flash Gorton
TV Weatherman
Doug Edwards
Heaven
Betsy
City Hospital
Democrat
Arthur Godfrey
Bill Zipt
WTVN
Captain Video
Beulah
Guthrie
Golden Theater
Kitches
Stort
Platter Playhouse
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