Messenger Publishing Co records and rates notice
The notice lists publishing staff at The Messenger Publishing Co including Frederick W Bush and Gordon K Bush with John W Webb as editor and Charlies W Reamer as city editor. It shows subscription options for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail with varying rates, and notes entry as second class matter in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charlies W. Reamer
Ohio& W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Vote No on Ohio Constitutional Convention
A citizen editorial urges Ohio voters to vote no on calling a constitutional convention at the November ballot. It warns the process is costly and risky, notes past amendments, and argues reforms exist without a convention, citing public demand and representative opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
World Series Trip Ends With Baseball Love and Mayhem
Wilbur and Trellis Mae Peeble attend the World Series in New York. Trellis Mae’s questions amuse and annoy Dodger fans. Johnny Mize furnishes a souvenir bat after a wager, and the couple exits with laughter and a story to tell.
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New York
Wilbur Peeble
America
Big City
Wilbur
Trellis Mae
Ball Park
Trejlis Mae
Johnny Mize
Mize
Dodger
Calendar of Corruption in the Truman Era Part I
The piece outlines alleged RFC malfeasance during early 1951. It cites George D. Sax linked to a $1.5 million RFC loan to Saxony Hotel in Miami Beach, William E. Willett smoothing a $225,000 RFC loan to an arms firm, and E Merv Young’s claimed 1950 loans from Rosenbaum. It notes Truman’s reported interest in a $12 million RFC loan to Motor Parks Inc. in Boston per RFC director Dunham and John R. Steelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
George D. Sax
Chicago
Fulbright
Saxony
Miami Beach
William E. Willett
C. Edward Rowe
E. Merv Young
Soviet Leaders Call for Faster Work in Russia
Washington reports from Moscow describe Khrushchev era rhetoric urging six million party members to intensify output to support defense and catch up with the West. Malenkov frames the need as speedup to correct economic defects amid questions about Stalin’s succession and Western reactions to Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russian Communist Party
Moscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Russia
Stalin
Malenkov
Bolshevik
Governor's Speech Prep Leads to Hydetown Political Plot
Roy Mason prepares the governor's speech while plotting to distract Clyde McDonald from Ginny Perkins. Lucy Strawn doubts Mason's motives, and reporters arrive as the plan unfolds with Hydetown politics and a pivotal press appearance.
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Governor Warburton
Ruth Warburton
Lucy Strawn
Lucy
Mr. Mason
Clyde McDonald
Ginny Perkins
Clyde
Ginny
Roy
Hydetown
Weill
Washington
Mel Returns to Town as Governor Warburton Visits
The scene centers on Mel and Governor Warburton as they reconnect after a broadcast. John Mills, the mayor, and Willie discuss plans for tomorrow and the reception is canceled due to concerns about Ruth. The dialogue hints at ongoing town tensions and a pending public moment.
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Warburton
Mel
John Mills
Fisher
Wilie
Hasti
Ruth
Willie
Stars Foresee Promising Day For Ambition And Contacts
The horoscope predicts a day rich in promise and profitable contacts with opportunities to advance cherished plans. It notes enduring rewards, soul-satisfying achievement, and collaboration with high places for notable conquest and prestige. A birthday child is described as bountifully equipped for a happy progressive life.
Keeps Watch On Arms to Indo China
Brig. Gen. Thomas J. H. Trapnell, head of the U. S. military aid mission in Indo China, and Gen. Gonzales de Linares, acting French commander, recently traveled to Central Vietnam to observe how American supplied planes, naval craft, guns, and ammunition are used against the Vietminh. He had previously toured strategic points receiving American aid.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
U.S
Thomas J. H. Trapnell
Central
Vietnam
Gonzales de Linares
Col Augustus T. Post Dies at 78 Pioneer of Air Age
New York Col Augustus T. Post aged 78 died Saturday. An early air age pioneer he promoted balloon travel in 1900 after riding in a 52 passenger balloon. He piloted racing motorcycles and cars and was the 13th man to fly a plane in the United States.
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New York
Augustus T. Post
Perry County Court News Highlights Estate Inventories
The excerpt reports inventories and appraisements in multiple estates including Mertie W. Whissen Bert C. King Edward J. Fleming Elizabeth Quinsler and Amelia Helser with appraisers named and values listed. It also notes lawsuits against Standard Oil and Ohio Freight Lines and a settled case James B. Kirgam vs Arthur W. Paskell and a motor company judgment, plus marriage licenses and realty transfers in Perry County.
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Bert C. King
Thorne Township
Zelma Page
Executrix
Earl D. Allen
F. H. Crist
Glen Anspach
Edward J. Fleming
W. A. Hite, Jr
Elizabeth Quinsler
Emma Quinsler
Lola Bowers
Amelia Helser
Angus Long
Charles Borning
Ray Hendeson
Wade Bovian
Standard Oil Co
Industrial Commission
R. M. Rammer
Ohio Freight Lines, Inc
Columbus
Forrest Cooperrider
Thornville
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
James B. Kirgam
Arthur W. Paskell
Stier Motor Co., Inc
O. C. Walpole
Charles Fef. Daniels
Sarah C. Myers
Ernel Rife
Crooksville
Gladys Holland
Ralph Clark
Millright
Carbon Hill
Dorothy Rieder
James Williams
Erma Irene Sharkey
Charles Church
Oakfield
Ray Swanger
Moxahala
Pleasant Two
Albert Sturgeon
Adelie Sturgeon
Somerset
Hopewell
James F. Watts
James G. Watts
New Lexington
Midland
Eastern
Clayton
Mary C. Watts
Austin Baker
Ada B. Dunn
Reading
Ada Dunn
Vernon Groves
Richard Williams
Athens County
John D. Mingus
Hollister
Monroe
C. P. Robinson
Barkley ties mix of life to Wisconsin student
Jane E. Hadley, 17, step-daughter of Vice President Alben W. Barkley, enrolls as a UW Madison freshman. She spent summers in Three Lakes and has lived in St Louis Washington DC and Paducah. She will study liberal arts with an art history focus.
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Madison
Wis
Alben W. Barkley
University of
Latakia Establishes Free Trade Zone at Port
A Syrian legislative decree creates a free trade zone at Latakia port allowing goods to move in and out without national economic import export regulations. The move aims to strengthen Latakia as a major Mediterranean port and reduce dependence on Beirut and Tripoli ports, which also have free zones.
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Latakia
Syria
Ministry of National Economy
Beirut
Tripoli
Draft Call Issued For Doctors Dentists In December
The Defense Department announced December drafts of 460 physicians and 204 dentists. The Army receives 285 physicians and 159 dentists, with the remainder allocated to the Air Force. Since July 1951 the total physicians drafted reaches 40 2694 and dentists 1254.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Air Force
Marine recalls Hiroshima atom blast from ground view
Camp Lejeune report recounts Marine Corps trainee Kobayashi witnessing the Hiroshima explosion from a ground position. He describes the ear-splitting blast and blinding flash and notes the city’s devastation seen days later as twisted rubble. Born in Hawaii 1927 he was studying in Japan when drafted into the Japanese army and later into the U S Marine Corps.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Corps
Pfe
George S. Kobayashi
Hiroshima
Kobayshi
Kobayashi
Hawaii
Japan
U. S. Marine Corps
Radio Program Schedule Listings and Show Lineup
A historic table lists radio stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNG Columbus WCHS Charleston and others with frequencies. It details WOUI FM weekday noon to 1 pm and 6 to 9 pm schedules including news, sports, dramas, comedies, and variety programs through 11 pm with multiple network affiliations and local time blocks.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wbng
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
IMOKE
Gallipolis
WOUI
Cbs Network
Abe-Mba-Eaat
Abe-Mbs- West
Abe
Cbs
Abe News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Family Theater
Cbs Cross Fire Forum
Abe Eugenie Baird
Barrie Craig
Mabe
All Nets
Television Schedules From Local Stations
A rundown of weekday and weekend TV lineups across WLW C Channel 4 WBNS Channel 8 and other stations listing programs from 6:00 PM to 5:30 AM, including news, talk shows, variety hours, dramas, game shows, cartoons, and late night features. Mentions several program titles and daily blocks with assorted hosts and times.
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Godfrey and Frier
Television Theatre
Sportsmans Club
Hollywood Theat
Farmer Click
Tom
News
Maida's Kitchen
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
TV Handyman
Godfrey
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Deody
Flash Gordon
Spotlight Revue
TV Weatherma
Florascope
Chet Long
Telesport Digest
Bricker
Sei
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
Weather
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Smaelfl
Korea
Truman Party
Reds
Mr. Stevenson
Pentagon
Truman
World Today
By James Marlow
Gladstone
John
Melvin Fisher
Air Pioneer
Perry County Court News
Mertie W. Whissen
Helen D. Hammond
Sam Wigton
Karl Brown
Earl Hart
Little Liz
By Galbraith
WEA
Veep
Wisconsin
Abe Mac McGuire
Abe Godfrey
Cba
TV Mon
Thur
Abe ‘Lake
Abe Ladies Fair
Tapez
Mary Margaret McBride
Willson
Tennessee Ernie
Abe John B. Gambling
Cal Tinney
Cbs Record Adventures
Mid- West
Abembes
Sun. Nrsenen
Wlw-C
Bar
Corral
Sports Today
Capitol News
al Morgan
News Caravan
Music Hall
TV Theatre
Jeffrey Jones
Three City
Family Playhouse
Dave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Hawkings Falls
Howdy Doody
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 3
Old Wrangler
Hoyt
Dease and
Harriet
Armchair Theater
Take Ten
Kitchen Fair
Bill Zipf
Globe Trotter
Fern Sharp
WTVN
Waite Hoyt
Captain Video
Guthrie
Golden Theater
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