Newspaper masthead from The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio
The entry lists the 1825 establishment of The Messenger Publishing Co and staff including Gordon K. Bush publisher John W. Webb managing editor and Charles W. Reamer city editor. It shows delivery options, carrier and mail rates, and notes a 1918 act classification for mailed matters.
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Frederick W. Bush
THE
Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Secfone
Peace or War The 1954 55 decision looms in Columbus
The Columbus Citizen argues the 1954 55 election frames peace or war. It contrasts Dwight Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson, warning of Soviet expansion and urging strong leadership to avert drift into conflict. It cites Truman era lessons and the danger of indecision.
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Defense Department
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Hitler
Trumans
Achesons
Russia
Liberator
Europe
Illinois
Eisenhower
Memphis
The
Columbus Citizen
Food for Demagogues and Town Squirrels in Nutting Season
A meditation on special interests and shifting power in America contrasts with a quirky aside about Athens squirrels that thrive on nuts. The essay argues that organized labor and agriculture are now influential blocs alongside business and Wall Street players, shaping everyday life.
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Ballyhoo
You
Wall Street
Athens
Man shoots TV set in protest over noisy programs
Frank P. Walsh 38, an ex private detective, shot his television after repeated sleep disturbances from Abbott and Costello. He lost his job and his pistol permit, faced a sobering moral reflection, and hopes for future electrician work. His wife and five children witnessed the incident and mourn their ruined set.
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Frank P. Walsh
Walsh
Frank Walsh
Frank
Abbott
Detective
UN Debate Opens as Korea War Spearheads Campaign
World Today notes the Korean War dominates U S political discourse as diplomats prepare to debate Korea at the United Nations. Acheson will present the U S case with allies backing, while Vishinsky defends the Communist line amid grim forecasts of no swift end.
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Washington
Korea
United Nations
United States
France
Britain
State Acheson
U. S
Andrei Vishinsky
Russia
Public Forum Letter Attacks New Deal Policies
A Nelsonville reader criticizes FDR era policies and the New Deal, arguing higher living costs, farm controls, and labor gains fail to deliver security. The letter cites wage trends, civil rights votes, and references to politicians including John Sparkman. The writer cites personal WWI service and urges adherence to Avery principles of good government.
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Democrat Party
Avery
John Sparkman
Alabama
Senate
Edgar H. Norman Nelsonville
Lindane gas safety in home use and common health questions
Dr. Jordan discusses lindane gas safety noting few poisoning reports and that household use devices should limit air concentration. He answers questions on skimmed milk, fatigue in a mother with three children, and Milroy's disease, describing skimmed milk nutrition, possible fatigue causes, and Milroy's as hereditary with edema and limited treatment.
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Committee On Pesticides
American Medical Association
Insecticide Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Milroy
County Judge Notes Rising Catches Do Not Prove Decline
County judge states that perceived moral decline is not real but stems from more people being caught. He argues standards may be stable while enforcement increases visibility.
Mine Strike Costs Weigh On Miners Pay Debate
Washington notes that a 40 cent daily raise would yield about 75 to 80 dollars per miner per year given 180 to 200 work days. With earnings near 20 dollars daily, four days of lost wages approach the same annual impact, though strikes often shift lost work to later in the year as industry throttles output to meet demand.
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the Messenger
G. G. Young
America
FDR
Ironton
Washington
Daily Horoscope Forecast for Tommorrow and Birthday Reflections
The forecast notes slower tempo and practical channels with Saturn urging temperance and release over the weekend. It advises patience, domestic tidying, study for relief from anxiety, and introspection for those born that day. Dayton obituary reports Gloria Faye Heckman, 20, died from injuries when her car overturned Wednesday night.
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Saturn
Dayton
Gloria Faye Heckman
Murder at High Hill unfolds with missing body mystery
In a High Hill summer resort, Midge Burnett discovers a dead man in the woods. Al Kemmer moves the body to avoid bad publicity, then orders secrecy. The narrator tracks clues with Midge as tension rises and a detective path begins.
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Midge Burnett
High Hill
Dan Morrison
Eddie Fields
al Kemmer
Kitty Lane
New York
Cottage No. 10
Midge
Dan
Hokum
Grandview Manor
Cadiz Father Sentenced for Looting City Meters
Frank Hython 40, a city truck driver and father of seven, was fined 300 and given 90 days in jail for stealing 700 from city parking meters over two years. Police said he carried a bag of coins when arrested and opened meters with a key stolen from a city office.
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Cadiz
Walter Myers
Frank Hython
Television schedules for WLWC WSAZ WBNS and WTVN debate nightly program list
A dense listing of TV programming across stations WLWC WSAZ WBNS and WTVN with daily slots from 6pm to 1am including sports news dramas and variety shows. Highlights show Football Week specials Cavalcade of Sports Wrestling News and various local and network entertainment blocks.
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WLWC
Channel
Corral
Sports Today
Capitol News
al Morgan
News Caravan
Dennis Day
Playhouse
Aldrich Family
Fearless Fosdick
Illinois
Purdue
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 3
Okey Patteson
Hoyt
Dennis
Radio Program Schedule Across Markets and Times
A dense listing of radio stations and a weekday evening to late night schedule across NBC WLW ABC WCCL WSAZ WBN C B S WCHS MBS WMOA WPAR WATH WJEH WOUI with programs from News to Sports to Specials detailing time blocks and program names. The guide includes network affiliations such as abc mbs and cbs and features entertainment shows like The Lone Ranger and Gunsmoke along with news broadcasts and music hours.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBN
WCHS
Charleston
Mbs
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
Athens
Ebs
Abc-Mbs-Eas
Abc-Mbs-Weat
Nbe
Abe
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abec Hornblower
Cbs Ozzie & Harriet
Corliss Archer
Abe Eugenie Baird
Cbs Boxing
All
Nets
Cbs Ranch Boys
Washington
Hollywood
Cbs American Farmer
Abec
Fifth Army Band
Abe Oo
Cbs Navy
Abe Orchestra
Nbe City Hospital
Cbs Orchestra
Abbe
Dann
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Hal Boyle
Hempstead
N. Y
World Today
By James Marlow
the Public Forum
Hills
Nome
Timbuckto
Verna K
Nelsonville
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
Tommorrow
Stu Erwin
Death Valley
Playhouse of Stars
Wbns-Tv
TV Weatherman
Florascope
Chet Long
Doug Edwards
Perry Como
Irma
Stars Playhouse
Hollywood Theater
Mrs. North
Miss Brooks
Pepper
Armchair Theater
Ed McConnel
Hopalong Cassidy
Wild Bill Hickok
Stork Chub
Kit Carson
Jack Gleason
WTVN
Club
Waite Hoyt
Captain Video
Harriet
Ozzie
All Star News
Kids and Company
Stevenson
Archie Andrews
Mary Lee Taylor
Cbs Space Patrol
Cbs Junior Junction
Abe Coast Guard Cadets
Eddie Fisher
Abe Farm
Abe Smiley
Faith of
NBEC
Cbsa
Abe al Heifer
Pentagon
Abe Vaughn Monroe
Abe Down
Bob and
Ray
Abe Gene Autry
Dancing Party
Cbs Theater of Air
Abe Steve Allen
Guy Lombardo
Duke of Paducah
Politics
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All Nets
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