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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
4
The Athens Ohio Messenger announces pricing for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail rates for Ohio and West Virginia readers. Subscriptions range from one month to one year with varying rates. rates apply where carrier delivery is unavailable.
The Spectator attacks liberalism as a phony movement relying on socialism and public ownership. It claims liberals push high taxes and inflation to seize earnings, demand limits on work, and create a dictatorship of ideas. It labels politicians as the greediest, most hypocritical, and phoniest liberals.
A Pittsburgh Press editorial argues Eisenhower should personally visit Korea to assess the war, contrast his approach with Stevenson, and advocate building native Asian forces while criticizing current remote policy and leadership. It stresses unity and a new look at the conflict.
HAL BOYLE recalls a brutal Madrid matador day as Antonio Pichardo Manolo Cano and Francisco Pacorro face six bulls. Pacorro is badly gored, Cano is fatally injured, Pichardo fights on then fails to end the final bull, leaving the crowd stunned and the writer questioning his fandom.
The nation sees both parties touting slogans while voters and experts remain uncertain about the outcome. Crowds for Eisenhower and Stevenson are large and loud, yet many decline to predict a winner before Tuesday. If one side wins big, observers will engage in post election analysis to explain the result.
Osteoarthritis is a mild degeneration of joints not true arthritis. It may be inherited or worsened by injury, poor posture, circulation issues, and overweight. Heberden's nodes appear in finger joints. knees, shoulders, elbows, and spine are affected. Treatment includes rest, posture correction, weight reduction, and easing joint strain to relieve discomfort and maintain function.
A reader rails at Republicans accusing them of corruption and hiding their records. The writer claims Joe Stalin would approve of GOP actions, criticizes Ike as a liar, praises Barkley and Hayes, and ends by praising Wayne Morris as a great American.
In a Middleport letter dated October 27, John Mohler denounces both major parties. He attacks Ike and Republicans, claims GOP headlines fabricate lies, and asserts Democrats are excluded from heaven. He challenges proof of partisan crookedness.
Police connect the discovered corpse near High Hill to racketeer Rocky Silone, seen by Midge Burnett at Griscomb land. Eddie Felds resists involvement while the Stroudsburg police interview Midge and seek Griscomb’s ties to the case. The dead man’s photo prompts memory of a past canoe venture with Eddie and Midge.
The column predicts a day with intense romance and domestic focus including engagements elopements and celebrations. It notes joyous moments and gifts for lovers and couples and a birthday forecast highlighting creativity youth and art. A child born today is described as gay gracious charming and generous.
The government lifted price controls on dues fees assessments and service charges for non-profit clubs including golf and country clubs effective immediately. OPS said these fees do not significantly affect the cost of living but exemption does not apply if any earnings benefit private shareholders.
Fifty six Notre Dame faculty laymen signed a statement endorsing Adlai E. Stevenson for president. The letter was sent to Stevenson headquarters, and Frank O'Malley noted no priests among the signers.
Representative Les Arends of Illinois contends that four million of the 13 million Americans over 65 are working to live amid severe inflation. He blames rising prices as the cause. A curious note mentions an English 1677 fine for selling a Sunday paper, contrasting past and present Sunday circulation in England.
In Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown urged voters that ballots remain secret despite fears of intimidation. He cited reports of wage threats targeting those who must vote for a party or candidate, stressing privacy and freedom at the polls.
The term area derives from a raised field space exposed on all sides to the wind, a definition noted in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
A detailed lineup from stations WOUI to WPAR lists noon to 11 p.m. programming across ABC CBS MBS and local affiliates. Notable entries include News for 15 minutes, Jack Smith Show, Roy Rogers, Father Knows Best, and Judy Canova with varied network and local segments.
Radio daily lineup lists morning and afternoon programs with multiple sponsors and hosts including Abe, CBS and ABC. Notable items include Breakfast Club, Welcome Travellers, Double or Nothing, Strike It Rich, Say It With Music, Tennessee Ernie, and The Bandstand among others along with serials and music segments throughout the day.
A detailed prime time and daytime schedule listing WLWC channel 3 and other stations with show names and times from 6:00 p m to 5:30 a m, including news, talk formats, dramas, comedies, game shows, and children's programs across stations WLWC WSAZ WBNS and WTVN. The page enumerates programs like Captiol News Groucho Marx Dinah Shore Meet Candidate Amos and Andy Burns and Allen Woody Hayes News Weather Wheel of Fortune and Prospectors Bill with multiple time blocks and channel notes.
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