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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
4
Establishment details date range and staff listed for The Messenger Publishing Co in Athens Ohio. Rates show daily and Sunday carrier and mail options with monthly and yearly figures, including regional pricing and publication schedule notes.
The piece argues Adlai Stevenson aligned with ADA figures and critics label ADA as socialist. It cites Schlesinger and leaders Myers and Yates aiding Stevenson's Chicago nomination, with Wyatt and Schlesinger on his staff. It charges ADA advocacy for nationalization, curtailing inheritance, and strong statism as proof Stevenson is Leftist and hostile to private business.
HAL BOYLE reports on a grass roots poll showing Eisenhower leading among weeklies and dailies. The piece cites undecided voters and reveals publisher leanings toward Eisenhower across questions on preference and editorial support.
The piece catalogs alleged misconduct in the Truman era involving RFC officials and associates, including gifts and loan favors to Miami hotelmen and Chicago TV ventures. It frames the 1951 campaign as increasingly charged with corruption and political maneuvering as October nears.
The article warns ambitious growth may meet crash if Mars fuels reckless action. Birthdays bring bold plans and potential fame but risk rash acts and sudden losses from overextension and squandered resources. moderation advised for high powered talents.
WELLFLEET Mass Residents follow a ship bell time system where eight bells mark noon eight or midnight and bells indicate four hour segments Aboard ship the sequence alters daily life for visitors unfamiliar with seafaring time A separate brief reports a deadly auto collision near Portsmouth Ohio Don ald D Conklin 6 of South Webster was struck and killed on Monday.
The Republican strategists resist full trust in polls despite an Eisenhower Nixon edge in November. Past misreads in 1948 and 1951 fuel caution about premature public data use. Additional items discuss Army atomic artillery disclosure, and Beardsley Ruml's $5 political contribution plan to reform campaign financing.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan outlines key vaccines for children including smallpox, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, and scarlet fever. He notes typical timing between birth and age two, the potential for reactions, and the value of physician guidance. The piece adds a note on earth’s crust minerals: oxygen 47 percent, silicon 27 percent, aluminum eight percent.
A fragment notes the second man on the ticket Edie Leahem, distributed by MEA Servten, with limited additional context.
In Birmingham the Governor speaks from notes as staff worry over Ruth Warburton. Roy and reporters drift between rooms while Melvin Fisher offers help and Clyde McDonald confronts the Governor after a dramatic hallway punch. The scene ends with Warburton insisting the crisis is over as Ruth’s pneumonia looms.
Regional network listings show NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus CBS WBN Columbus WSAZ Huntington MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis with WOUI FM station schedule. Daily noon to 6 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. feature news, sports, and variety programs. Evening lineup includes Beulah Sketch, Jack Smith, Peggy Lee Song, One Man's Family, Father Knows Best, and Truth Consequences. Late slots present Night Beat, Foreign Reporter, and News and Music blocks with multiple network feeds and local hosts across the region.
A listing of programs for WLWC, WSAZ, WBNS and more with times across Thursday and Friday including news, talk marathons, dramas, variety shows, game segments, and late night features. The guide notes subject changes and station identifiers.
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