Daily Athens newspaper details and delivery options
The notice outlines weekday and Saturday publication with carrier delivery and subscription rates. It lists editor V. Charles Wells, pricing for daily, Sunday, and other services, and notes postal entry in Athens with class matter under the 1918 act.
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Charles W Wells
SUNI
Carrier
Mons
Mati
Athens
Veterans Tales And Nerve Gas Warn Of Public Caution
A veteran columnist recalls Civil War era tall tales by a Utah congressman and notes how older veterans avoided glorifying battles. The piece then shifts to a stark Army Air Force field manual on nerve gas, its rapid lethal effects, and limited defenses for civilians amid lingering fears of future use.
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Utah
Halley
C.H.H
Paris Pacts Shape West Germany Role and Risks
The Paris agreements bind West Germany into a Western defense framework with limited sovereignty and twelve divisions, while keeping Allied troops in place with German consent. The move pleases many including Adenauer, but Russian plans for a unified Germany and German rearmament objections persist, making it a risky gamble amid cold war tensions.
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Ry ED Creagh
Washington
Germany
Paris
West Germany
Russia
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
East
Adenauer
Dean Acheson
Dulles
Acheson
Carlson women face murder charges in haunted estate
In a tense parlor scene Jim Dunn accuses a Carlson circle of angels, Kit, Gelstrap, and Mrs. Oswald, of concealing Angelica Jones's murder. He claims a pitch chunk and furnace evidence point to a killer among them while probing Gregory Stoneman's death and the Carlson Conscience.
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Miss Wister
Mrs. Hilton
Mrs. Oswald
Jim
Angelica
Philip Stoneman
Hilton
Jin
Becaue
Kit
Carlson
California
Gregory Stoneman
Philip
Mrs. Kit
Gregory
San Francisco
Stoneman
Mrs Oswald
Carlsons
WHO and UNICEF battle disease to build peace worldwide
The World Health Organization now leads global health efforts after UNRRA and the League of Nations with malaria, tuberculosis, venereal diseases, maternal and child health, nutrition, sanitation, and vital statistics. UNICEF supports humanitarian action, especially for children, combining medical campaigns with food and supplies. Examples include Greece cutting malaria cases, Haiti restoring labor, and Ceylon lowering death rates at low cost.
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World Health Organization
WHO
UNRRA
League of Nations
United States
Brock Chisholm
United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund
Unicef
Greece
Haiti
Ceylon
Astrological Forecast For Tomorrow And 1955 Outlook
The reading cautions tact in personal relations and vigilance against dubious business schemes in early hours. It urges frugal spending and warns against self deception despite perceived bargains. For birthdays tomorrow, the year promises achievement and rewards, with initiative favored in early 1955 and opportunities to start now.
Bell's palsy seems more common than believed
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan notes Bell's palsy involves facial nerve paralysis causing drooping of one side of the face. It often follows infection or dental work, may be sudden with pain, and can linger for months though it usually clears fully with time and facial exercises.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Bell
L. H
Women Editors Call for Individual Judgment in Ohio Press
Mansfield reports Editor Wright Bryan of the Cleveland Plain Dealer says Ohio newspaper women should be judged individually not as a group. He addressed the 52nd annual Ohio Newspaper Women's Association, praising accuracy among women in the field.
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Mansfield
Wright Bryan
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio
Women's Association
Two U.S. Soldiers Convicted in Tokyo Robbery Case
In Yokohama a Japanese court sentenced Corporals Floyd Smith and Carter Smith of Sharonville Ohio to three years for robbing a taxi driver and taking 2000 yen. The court suspended the sentence for four years, effectively freeing them.
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Yokohama
Japan
Radio Program Schedule Across Columbus Huntington and More
A listing details radio stations ABC WCU L Columbus WSAZ Huntington NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WBNS Columbus MBS WHKC Columbus WATH Athens WIJEH Gallipolis WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg WMOA Marietta station WOUL FM 91.5 and daily on air blocks from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. with news sports dramas comedies and variety shows including The Eddie Fisher Show Dragnet Amos and Andy and Fibber McGee among others.
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ABC
WCUL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Jiner
Abe
Abe Bisseeaien
Abe East
Tennessee Fmirnie
Abe News
Mba
Abe the Cheraliers
Iver Eagle
One Man's Family
Eddie Fisher
Jace Gregson
Newa
Abe Treasury
Dragnet
Abe John Steele
Nbe
Abe News & Story
Mbg
Mrs. North
Cbe
Amos- Andy
Molly
Keen
Crossroads
Mbe
Gildersleeve
Abe Nee
Washington
Abe Dance
Dbs
Hawkshaw Hawkins
State of Nation
News & Varieties
All
Breakfast Club and TV Schedule Highlights
Daily radio and television lineup lists morning to afternoon programs. Notable entries include Abe's Breakfast Club, Johnny Olsen on mbs, CBS Time with My Story Drama, and Evening Bandstand with Bruce and Dan.
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Abe
Johnny Olsen
Godfrey
Cbs
Abe Tom Moore
Nbe Izw
Ted Steele
Lopez
Martin Block
Ruby Mercerer
Moe
Mike and
Buff
Che
Reed Browning
Abc
Ahea Bruce
Dan
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Hal Boyle
New York
World Today
Oes
West
France
U.S
DR. Crane
Bobby
Gahorge
W. Crane Case
Bobby Davison
United Nations
World Health
FB. H. Hudson
By Galbraith
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