Athens Ohio Daily Record of October 28 1952 page A
Athens Ohio newspaper details daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. Publication by EB Messenger Publishing Co lists Gordon X Bush John W Webb and Charles W Reamer among staff. Second class matter under 1918 act.
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Frederick W.bush
EB Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon X Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Guarding Against Forest Fires in Southeast Ohio
The forest fire season scorches Southeast Ohio as motorists discard lighted cigarettes from cars and leave leaves on berms to ignite. With 65,000 visitors drawn to Zaleski on Sundays, the economic stakes are high while long term risks to lumber and tourism loom large.
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Ohio
Zaleski
Facts Are Facts on the Farm Front
Farmers express concern over rising production costs and steady inflation eroding profits. They note wage increases, higher railroad freight rates, and rising taxes as risks grow, favoring highly mechanized farming to stay profitable. Little hope appears until economic conditions improve and inflation eases.
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Middle West
Harry
Washington
King Maker in the Subways A Friend Adapts to Campaign Wealth
A New York observer recalls a friend who shifts from emotion to investment in a presidential race. He imagines himself a kingmaker, analyzes campaign expenditures, and envisions seats at the inauguration while negotiating favors. The piece satirically traces his transformation and appetite for influence.
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New York
Edward Arnold
Ronald Colman
Basil Zaharoff
Mark Hanna
White House
Court of
Why Not Dig Deeper Behind Hoover Era Blame
A reflective column argues Americans overemphasize Hoover era blame while ignoring earlier boom periods. It contrasts Cleveland Stevenson and McKinley administrations with modern political rhetoric, noting shifts in blame and memory across generations.
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Hoover
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Stevenson
Harry Truman
Cleveland - Stevenson
McKinley
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Last Week of Campaign Surprises Weigh on Election
James Marlow reports on the late countdown to the vote with talk of last minute scandals that could tip the election. McCarthy’s rhetoric may boost Eisenhower or backfire, while Stevenson counters with communism themes and Hoover memoirs frame public perception of New Deal policy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Adlai E. Stevenson
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower Stevenson Clash Over Economic Policy
The two candidates contrast on inflation taxation and spending. Eisenhower’s Baltimore and Peoria speeches push cutting federal outlays and debt while warning against cheap money and centralized agencies. Stevenson argues for limited pork spending, pay as you go taxes, price controls, and near term budget restraint. Both tie prosperity to defense and military needs.
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Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Cleveland
Nixon
Ike
Albany
N. Y
Fisenhower
Baltimore
Peoria
Neenah
Wisc
San Francisco
Soviet Union
Springfield
Stars Highlight Ambition and Weather Change Insight
A lively forecast predicts high momentum for advancement and prestige across personal and public life with potential gains for both sexes. Birthdays may bring honors and influential roles, while weather shifts in barometric pressure are linked to brain effects.
Public Forum discusses miners pensions and voting history
G G Young from Nelsonville argues miners deprived of welfare pensions despite long service, cites Miners Welfare Board to claim post May 29 1946 retirement rule, urges readers to study party records and vote for informed choices, thanks editor for fair debate.
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the Messenger
Welfare Board
Lewis
Miners Welfare Board
Harrison Kelly, Jr
U.M.W.A
Jones
Democrat Party
Republican Party
United States
W.P.A
Mark Twain
Mississippi River
G. G. Young
Nelsonville
R.D. 1
Murder at Grandview Manor casts shadow on High Hill
Dan Morrison, High Hill's athletic director, protests the removal of a murdered man’s body found at Sam Stacey's Grandview Manor. Al Kemmer, owner, claims the slaying was to protect High Hill's name. The story follows a staged anonymous tip and a tangled web of locals as investigations unfold.
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Dan Morrison
High Hill
al Kemmer
F4die Fields
Sam Stacey
Grandview Manor
Pennsylvania State Police
FBI
Eddie
Sam
Radio Schedule Listings Across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky
A dense rundown of NBC ABC CBS and joint network stations across Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens Marietta Gallipolis and Charleston with daily noon to 6 PM to 11 PM blocks. Program lineups include news sports dramas comedies and serialized shows featuring Beulah Sketch Jack Smith Show Mr. and Mrs. North Cavalcade of America Red Skelton Dr Kildare Life With Luigi and more.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington Co
CBS
WBN
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
Cbs Network
Abce
Abc-Mbs-West
Nbo
Abec
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbse
Abe Mindy Carson
Cbs Silver Eagle
Gabriel Heatter
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Michael Shayne
Abc Black Museum
Red Skelton
Abe Mr. and
Mrs. North
Cbs Whiteman
Abco
Luigi
Abc News
Friend Irma
Eugenie Baird
Mr. Chameleon
Cbs News & Music
Cbs News
Abeo
All Nets
Government Spending Beats Last Year in Most Departments
The U S Chamber of Commerce said in a Treasury based report that all federal departments except one spent faster in the current fiscal year’s third quarter than the year before. Non-defense outlays rose 7.5 percent to 4.2033 billion in July through September. Labor and Agriculture led the pace with about 60 percent higher spending, followed by State with 53 percent.
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Washington
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Treasury
Chamber
Labor and Agriculture Departments
State Department
CIO Urges Oil Money Be Used for Schools
The CIO calls for off shore oil revenues to fund public education nationwide. In Economic Outlook it presses for state control of oil deposits, stating the wealth exceeds 500 billion dollars and could finance education from kindergarten through college for a generation.
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Washington
CIO
The
Television Listings by Station and Time Slots
A dense schedule of WLWC WSAZ WTVN programs from 6:00 PM to 5:30 AM including news, talk shows, plays, movies, and kids programs across channels 3 and 6 with multiple daily lineups and varying show titles. The list covers many programs such as Milton Berle, Hallmark dramas, news, weather, and late night features across Tuesday and Wednesday, reflecting prime time and daytime blocks.
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Honeymoon Lane
Deesa Field
Grandview
Mama Mia
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Chris Witmer
Stacey
Ros
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Abe Godfrey
Thur
Abe Queen
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Woss
Meredith Willson
Tennessee Ernie
Abe John B
Gambling
Cal Tinney
Abe Jack Kirkwood
WLWC
Corral
Sports Today
Capitol News
Milton Berle
Circle Theatre
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Bob Considine
Family Playhouse
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Ruth Lyons
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
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Howdy Doody
Wsaz-Tv
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Peoples Political Pol
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W. Va
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Maida's Kitchen
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