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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1947
Page
4
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In a sharp column, the writer argues Stalin and Russia pursue Asia for resources and population, fueling civil wars to gain control and warns America may not last a generation after China falls. He praises President for opposing rationing and price controls, critiques wartime policy, and urges low prices to sustain full employment amid global demands.
Washington reports a dispute sparked by the Taft Hartley act as distillers plan a 60 day shutdown starting Oct 25 to conserve grain. Unions threaten damages suits, claiming lack of economic justification and improper notice, while employers weigh possible government indemnity and legal challenges. The case raises questions about presidential influence versus legal authority in labor actions.
In a blunt critique of Truman era policy, the piece argues for reduced government spending and tax relief. It contrasts Taft and Stassen as alternatives, praising Tafts statesmanlike stance while condemning do gooder foreign policy and continued wartime spending.
A loose horse at Chicago's municipal airport spooked 30 pilots and grounded several planes, as horseless carriages and early airplanes collide for a moment in urban progress. The piece notes belief in gradual change and cautions not to underestimate traditional transport.
Ex Secretary Byrnes charges Soviet Russia seeks global domination, comparing its aims to czarist and Nazi plans. He cites captured German documents and Marx quotes, noting Russia’s historic territorial gains and new 1940 proposals to carve spheres of influence from Berlin to the Indian Ocean.
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Frank Murphy’s Sunday School class held a hard times party at Nelsonville Christian Church. Irma Voigt spoke on Yellowstone Park to the Social Literary Club. Women’s Relief Corps district convention met with Mrs. Fryburger presiding. Mrs. Gullette returned from a four month visit to her son in South Dakota. Logans Franklin Kerr Presbyterian chapter hosted a meeting with Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. Snyder, and Miss Heft among the hostesses.
Mrs Edward Barker entertained at Mrs W W Brown's home honoring Mrs Edward Webb who was leaving to establish a new home in Marion.
Ten years ago Mrs. Ruth White of Nelsonville hosted members of the Rainbow Class of the Christian Church, sharing fellowship during a church gathering.
Mrs Harry Ball of Nelsonville entertained members of the F R E Club at her residence, hosting a social gathering and light refreshments.
Mrs. A. R. Stark Mrs. Joseph Cook and Miss Edith Cook entertained members of the Missionary Society of the Baptist Church, hosting an afternoon gathering with light refreshments and discussion.
Mrs D R Zenner hosted a afternoon tea for visiting guests. Mrs Helen Swartz led her bridge club as hostess. Ella Riley won top prize for high score. Bob Morrison David Nichols D I Gandee Jr and Mickey Daugherty won Halloween costume prizes at an American Legion Auxiliary party. Roger Connor spoke to the Business and Professional Women's Club about bond issues.
Miss Catherine Carter was named Gallia County Festival Queen at the Fall Festival in Gallipolis, recognizing her as the event’s leading participant.
The Tourist Club gathered at the Logan residence of Mrs. John Wellman for a social afternoon. Members exchanged notes on upcoming excursions and community events.
The piece notes how James A Farley Henry Morgenthau and James Byrnes revealed parts of the Roosevelt era’s inner workings. It cites Lincoln bios as a model but argues future historians will uncover broader truths. It discusses Roosevelt’s control of information and the supportive media environment of his presidency.
Middleport hosted the 28th annual Ohio State Fox Hunters Association beach show at the high school auditorium. Judge B A Skipper of Encino Texas presided over the three hour event awarding Cinda Sue top hound honors with Otto Shriver of Fairmont West Virginia presenting the ribbon. The crowd of about 400 praised the well run program amid warm weather and lively fashion on display.
A Harvest Queen selection took place at Middleport's Harvest Festival with out of county judges. Beaus wore bow ties and long skirts hid imperfections while each admirer group believed their entry was best. No protests erupted despite some disagreements.
The passage notes an October record as Indian summer continues with strawberries ripening on the vine magnolias blooming at the treetop locusts still singing and lightning bugs lighting up the nights, preserving their glow.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks with times and show titles for October 20 evening and October 21 morning including News and Dance hours, serials, concert programs, kiddies segments, and sponsor mentions. It reflects station lineups featuring CBS ABC NBC and mutuals with names like Lowell Thomas Fulton Lewis Jr Murrow Silvers Godfrey Godwin Waring and Godfrey.
Dr. William A. O'Brien outlines how nourishing, liquid or soft foods aid typhoid recovery. Patients need 3000 to 4000 calories daily with sweetened liquids, soups, eggs, cereals, and desserts. He cautions against rapid weight gain and notes bleeding risks, with gradual constitutional improvement after fever ends.
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