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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1950
Page
4
The 1951 Social Security expansion now covers three groups: domestic servants, employees of nonprofit organizations, and state or local government workers not already in a retirement plan. Conditions vary: earnings thresholds, quarterly reporting, and a two thirds employer vote for nonprofit employees, with state approval for local government workers.
The narrator investigates Lou Bryer in a hotel after Pat Pharol's father is killed. Foster and Bryer’s alibis crumble as clues point to Bryer’s insider access and Gremcheck’s possible role. The plan shifts to confronting Bryer in room No 28 on the third floor.
The Brookhaven National Laboratory at Upton New York activates its first postwar atomic pile signaling hopeful use of atomic power. Researchers expect 30 000 kilowatts to power a small town and aim to develop peaceful applications from medicine biology and chemistry to potential submarine propulsion amid the atomic race.
Town folks are urged to visit country areas to see how rural life improves with better homes, schools, and churches. Hillsides are being terraced into pasture, erosion reduced, and cattle crossings added as rural roads gain safety. Some hilltop homes even report good television reception.
A speaker condemns Russian propaganda and argues for strong action and increased defense spending. The text warns of higher taxes and national debt, urging decisive measures to curb Russian influence and prevent further escalation. It criticizes appeasement and calls for barring hostile powers from international forums.
The piece argues President Truman has abdicated leadership as Congress, not the president, shapes domestic, military, and international policy for Korea. It notes Baruch Hoover and Taft plans debated on Capitol Hill while Louis Johnson and Acheson are largely silent.
A columnist notes two late 1940s U S strains that invite foreign gossip the railroad unions battle and Secretary Matthews call to wage all out war to secure peace. The piece portrays White House rebukes and a historic Washington split while praising neither side yet highlighting the aid to hostile readers abroad.
Doctor notes the royal bloodline from Queen Victoria as the source of hemophilia in many descendants. The disease is mainly in males though carried by women, with severe bleeds from minor injuries, possible internal bleeding, and treatment focusing on preventing bleeding and prompt transfusion when needed.
Friday and Saturday lineups list hour by hour programs across WLW channel six including News Caravan Quiz Kids and Sports Review, plus late night features. Saturday adds Wildwest Theater TV Rangers Arm enair Theater and Midnight Mystery as channel 6 and 32:30 News.
The listing shows WBNS TV channel 6 with a daily lineup of film features music and sports segments including The Lone Ranger The Nut Club Animal Clinic Western Theater Hollywood Screen Test Cavalcade of Stars and wrestling. It notes times from 6:30 to 11:15 with World News scoreboards and host credits.
Listings show CBS and WSAZ programmed for the evening with multiple classics. Highlights include Mistery Theater and The Lone Ranger, plus sports updates and weather segments.
A quiz by Wilton E Hall lists ten questions across men women and teenagers about sports stamps history and government. The page includes the official answer key with multiple choice options and a coded answer string.
Mr and Mrs John McNamee hosted a Highland Drive gathering in New Lexington honoring Mr and Mrs James Morrison of Murray City who will move to Rush Street New Lexington Numerous neighbors and friends attended sending off warm wishes as Morrison family prepares to relocate.
Miss Peggle True spent a weekend at East Liverpool Ohio with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs William Sprouse. Mr and Mrs John Swisher of Point Pleasant bought the Goodman property. Dan Marr and family attended a Broad Run festival and church with William Ohlinger Dana Johnson John Justin and others from Pomeroy and Mason. The Lee and Casto families visited Mason friends and William Young moved to a new home at New Haven. Mrs Lawrence Russell visited Pomeroy.
A scanned schedule lists radio programs across Huntington Huntington area and midwest stations including 940 Kt Cincinnati 1230 JAC Columbus 1460 KC Charleston 580 KC Parkersburg 1450 KC Columbus 610 KC Marietta 1490 KC and WOLLFM 48.1 megacycles. Programs run daily 6 to 8 am Monday through Thursday with Friday September 1 noted.
Radio listings show a dense timetable across ABC CBS NBC and local stations with programs from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Notable items include sports and drama slots, music programs, talk shows, detective and mystery dramas, variety hours, and news broadcasts featuring hosts and actors such as Rex Allen, Gene Autry, and Phil Bovero.
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