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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1950
Page
4
The Tibetan invasion by Chinese Communist forces draws global criticism. The Indian government expresses concern while the United States debates Red China's UN entry. It argues Beijing must prove adherence to the UN charter before admission consideration.
The piece argues that North Korean brutalities are driven by Soviet policy and leadership, blaming Stalin and other officials for massacres of American soldiers. It represents a stark wartime stance, labeling the conflict a Russian war and condemning Soviet diplomats.
Autumn winds will drop foliage and towns must remove leaves to prevent street blockages. Burning leaves harms streets and neighbors. avoid burning entirely if possible. Yard clean-up requires property owners to curb piles and aid street crews during this hard season.
Representative Henry J. Latham writes after a Navy tour in Korean waters that the war was brutally bloody and near catastrophe. He says the U S performed surprisingly well given unpreparedness and criticizes close tactical Air Force support, urging Congress and the Chiefs of Staff to reconsider. He stresses the need for public resolve as world conditions remain critical.
James Marlow outlines the Air Force study on guided missiles tracing roots from ancient rocketry to 19th century rocket corps in India and Europe, noting 20th century advances by Robert Goddard and German V-2s. The piece links early propulsion ideas to modern mass production efforts led by K. T. Keller.
Ohio voters face a do or die battle between Senator Robert Taft and Auditor Joseph Ferguson with Labor backing Ferguson and Governor Lausche wary of labor influence. Secretary Swefney projects a record turnout for November 7, while new office type ballots eliminate straight-ticket voting and guide illiterate voters.
The speaker warns that dangers remain even if Korea progress improves delaying war reductions. He urges sustained military buildup, taxes, and sacrifices, arguing that easing now invites destruction and that free peoples must endure hard times for years.
Dr Edwin P Jordan addresses reader questions about infant thymus enlargement and death risk X ray screening guidance in surgery cases. He discusses motion sickness remedies for a teen girl and cautions on prolonged laxative use and liver-based anemia treatment.
Easy to make by Sue Burnett pattern No 8661 for sizes 12 to 20. Velvet or favorite fabric with draped bodice and panelled skirt. Send 25 cents plus 8 mailing to Sue Burnett The Athens Messenger New York for pattern 14 short sleeve size details. Ready now the Fall Winter Issue of Fashion 48 pages.
Atlantic City reports that the hospital of tomorrow will combine modern design with park like landscaping. Private and two bedroom units, appealing color schemes, and climate control are planned, based on a survey by Bern Benson of Minneapolis Honeywell, presented at an American Hospital Association convention.
A mixed quiz listing for men women and teens with multiple choice items on science geography history and culture. It includes questions on temperatures water ice ibis Lincoln Springfield incubation hens and parables plus a garbled answer key and stray letters.
A swordfish leaped onto a 10 foot boat striking a Malay fisherman causing a deep flesh wound. The creature nearly capsized the vessel before diving back into the sea. Authorities assess the unusual maritime incident near Singapore.
Ede Frey finalizes Reagan as her top producer after denying a prior Northcott offer. Mr. Cutler reveals crucial papers from Summerfield, changing Frey’s course. Ede departs Bermuda for Wendover House, reflecting on a pivotal moment as she heads toward a decisive move.
A dense listing of radio stations WMOA Huntington to KC WCHS Parkersburg and others shows program blocks for WOO L FM 88.1 with noon to 1 PM and evening lineups including News Broadcasts, Sports Time, Beulah Sketch, Jack Smith Show, Gordon MacRae Show, Inner Sanctum, The Dell Trio, NBC Symphony, My Friend Irma, Paul Lavalle Rand, and various Dumont and CBS/ABC/Mutual lot programs.
TV listings from WLWC and other stations outline daily schedules with times for cartoons, talk shows, game shows, dramas, news, and late night programming. Entries note changes and upcoming marquee programs across channels 6 8 10 and others.
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