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the Messenger
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War Is The Issue In The Korean Conflict Polls
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues public resentment over the Korean war grows as casualties reach 19 051 killed 89 320 wounded 12 783 missing and costs exceed 15 billion dollars. It notes past wars and press debates pushing for an end before November 4 amid prisoner of war and truce tensions.
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U.S
U.S. News & World Report
Korea
Armed Services
United States
Pacific
China
Japan
Russia
Dean Acheson
UN Force
Monopoly and political power jump from labor to industry
An overview notes how monopolies threaten democracy, citing a spring labor strike that shut steel production and challenged government power. It condemns concentrated control as a threat to national defense and economy, and calls for new safeguards to curb such power.
Slap-Happy Advice From Two Wives Men
Hal Boyle recounts a pair of barroom conversations where Harry and Phil defend wife slapping as a way to maintain control and security in marriage. They claim it calms wives, clarifies who leads, and share stories of past incidents, including a morning after a long night at the office. The tale ends with one man's concern about his wife Helen's increasing drinking.
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New York
Helen
Harry
Mabel
Phil
Kitty Lane
Eddie Fields
Kitty
Eddie
Dan
Addressing Child Fears and Nightmares in Family Life
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses common childhood fears from darkness and imaginary threats to concerns about parental affection and adoption. He notes that comforting reassurance often suffices, while persistent nightmares may signal deeper issues or a sensitive nervous system requiring attention.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Union Makes Six Selections in Ohio Endorsements
Railroad brotherhood leaders in Ohio endorsed Democrat Gov. Frank J. Lausche for re election and backed one more Democrat and four Republicans for state offices. The group also supported Lt. Gov. George D. Nye for reelection, Ted W. Brown for secretary of state, Mayor James A. Rhodes for state auditor, Roger W. Tracy for treasurer, and Attorney General C. William O'Neill for reelection.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Co- Operative Legislative Committee
Transportation Brotherhoods and
Maintenance of Way
George D. Nye
Ted W. Brown
James A. Rhodes
Roger W. Tracy
C. William O'Neill
The Stars Say For Tomorrow A Romantic Youth Calendar
The column describes youthful romantic life focusing on home leisure art music dancing and social pleasures. It foresees birthdays celebrated with feasts gifts and festivities under Venusian charm within the home and youth scene.
Two New Steam Plants May Help Ohio Mines
United Mine Workers officials say private power firms will build two steam plants on the Ohio River to serve an atomic materials plant in Pike County. The plants, using about seven percent of a million tons of coal yearly, may draw coal from Kentucky and West Virginia, though Ohio mines could benefit most. The Ohio station should start by spring 1955 with five additional units through 1956, offering up to one million kilowatts. The Indiana station will be more powerful at about 1.2 million kilowatts.
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Washington
America Communist Party
Supreme Court
Congress
Russia
Communist “Action
Communist Party
Subversive Activities Control Board
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ohio
Ohio River
United Mine Workers
Pike County
Portsmouth
Marietta
van Albany
Lawrenceburg
UMW
Kentucky
West Vir
Ginia
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Indiana
High Fuel Stockpiles Raise Hopes for Harsh Winter
The piece notes soft coal stockpiles up from last year while hard coal remains steady. A hard winter could boost prices as operators pass wage increases to buyers. Gas pipelines ease shortages but costs rise for operators. Oil markets fear a mild winter could hurt profits despite higher consumption from new homes and industry.
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Lewis
Ohio Census reveals district populations in 1950 counts
Census Bureau figures show Ohio's Third District as the largest with 545,644 residents. The 12th is the second largest at 503,410. the 15th is smallest with 226,341. Others range from 240,223 in the new 23rd to 713,492 in the 20th.
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Washington
Ohio
Census Bureau
Television Schedule Highlights for Regional Stations
TV listings show daytime and evening blocks across WSAZ WBNS and WTVN with programs from Dave Garroway to Aunt Fran. Notable slots include Howdy Doody and Arthur Godfrey along with boxing, news, and film features through late night across three channels.
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Pfarmer
Search For Tomorrow
News
Maida's Kitchen
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
TV Handyman
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Wbns-Tv
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Chet Long
Bricker
Senator
Perry Como
Arthur Godfrey
President Truman
Pepper
Bill Zipt
Globe Trotter
Fern Sharp
Fran
WTVN
Channel 6
Wake Hoyt
Captain Video
All Star News
Just Neighbors
Platter Playhouse
Barly
Star-studded lodge staff heads to mystery
At High Hill Lodge a party of staff members including Kitty Lane Eddie Fields and Dan Morrison arrive for a vacation. Midge Burnett discovers a dead body near the woods prompting a shift to a looming incident as the group travels toward the owner manager Al Kemmer.
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Eddie Fields
M.c
High Hill Lodge
Kitty Lane
Eddie
Recreation Hall
al Kemmer
High Hill
Kitty
Midge Burnett
Dan
Midge
Radio Schedule Highlights Major Market Lineup
A detailed weekday radio programming grid lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus CBS WBN& WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus and others. It covers noon to 1 pm through late evening with news, dramas, serials, sports, variety and kiddies segments across stations WOUI WPAR WATH WJBH and more.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBN
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
Other
WMOA
Marietta
Parkersburg
KC Wath
Athens
WJBH
Gallipolis
WOUI
Ebs
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs-West
Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs Evening
FBI
Cbs Mystery Theater
Gildersleeve
Cbs Life
Groucho Marx
Cbe
Cross Fire Forum
Abe Eugenie Baird
Barrie Craig
All Nets
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Saul
Union
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Chane By Sation
Dave Garroway
Ruth Lyons
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 3
Hoyt
Ozzie and Harriet
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Corral
Sports Today
Capitol News
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News Caravan
Joan
Music Hall
TV Theatre
Jeffrey Jones
Family Playhouse
Photo News
Godfrey and Friend
Television Theatre
Sportsmans Club
Hollywood Theatre
NEA Service
Fifth Avenue
Bud
Dan Morrison
Morrison
East Stroudsburg
South Pacific
Paramount
Frank Raleigh
Frank
Raleigh
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Philly
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