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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1954
Page
4
The notice lists the Messenger Publishing Company, editors, and delivery options. It outlines daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail delivery rates, and subscription terms including monthly and three month prices. It notes entry at Athens University Postoffice and year 1918 classification.
The article debates retired General Stratemeyer and others who claim we were compelled to lose the Korean War. It contends we repelled invaders, reached North Korea, and cites limits from the Yalu drive, political choices, and 1951 public opinion shaping decisions. It lauds Eisenhower’s stance and warns against overconfidence in military-only analysis.
HAL BOYLE discusses American women through the 31 year old David Hart a Pacific War veteran and cloak and suit firm president. Hart divides women into four archetypes career focused glamorous career home and the true homemaker highlighting dating frustrations and social expectations.
A historical overview recounts the Allies creating NATO with 14 members led by the United States and Britain. It tracks Western plans for German rearmament, the 1950 Korean conflict, Rene Pleven’s EDC proposal, and the 1962 scramble as six European states edge toward a unified army amid French parliamentary opposition and Soviet pressure.
Dr George W Crane discusses how children react to TV and movie murder mysteries with a case about Larry, a nine year old who hides his face and diverges to cookies to cope. He urges parental unity, church involvement, and practical steps to control emotions by avoiding or diverting frightening stimuli and staying active.
Tomorrow brings beneficent aspects for creative and business plans with long-term value. Pursue new spheres of activity to advance career and prestige while favorable domestic and social vibes persist. For birthdays, six months look stimulating with professional, financial gains and possible unusual recognition.
Experts address common pediatric questions including sleeping with pets risks spina bifida undescended testicles rapid heart rate in infants teeth grinding worms as a cause hair bleaching for adolescence and a picky eater child. The advice emphasizes cautious medical evaluation and age appropriate treatment.
As election day nears in Sage City, Packard presses for racially mixed polls and saloon closures but loses all votes to Jacob Fugger and allies. Hong Kong Smith arrives with a large herd and wary cowboys, while Marshal Gorey stalls as Fugger’s influence looms over the vote.
A Columbus firm tests corncob abrasive for sandblasting Harvard Street plant of the Aluminum Company of America in Cleveland. Miller Construction will blast the job using 35 tons of corncobs, claimed cheaper than sand or tetrachloride and reusable, allowing operations to continue without sand entering machinery.
Aikichi Kuboyama, 39, one of 23 Japanese fishermen struck by radioactive ash from an H bomb test at Bikini in March, was reported near death. Doctors said his condition was critical and worsening as he lay in a deep coma. His wife Suzu said she had given up hope for his life.
Mr and Mrs Vailie Johnson and daughter visited Mr Johnsons brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Bob Herr. Mr and Mrs Mark Brooker were guests of Mr Brooker s parents. Mr and Mrs Jim Dawley and son Russie attended the Ohio State Fair. Carlton Frame was called to McKinney Texas for the death of his 18 month old granddaughter who was drowned in a pool. Mrs Frame could not travel due to illness. Guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Clark included Ralph and Shirley Clark and families from Columbus Nelsonville and Sterling. Mrs Ina Lehman visited Rev and Mrs John Devo at Williamsport. Bob Barnhart moved to Nelsonville. Guests of Mr and Mrs John Spence included Mac Harris of Columbus and Lawrence Jones and family of Pattonville. Wendell Proctor and son from Newark visited the Danes. Erma Dane visited her brother in law Earl Freeman. Attending a Columbus baseball game were Max Dawley Neil Hawk Kenneth Dane and Hugh Brooke Venus Dane.
A listing of radio stations serving Parkersburg and Marietta including ABC WCOL WSAZ NBC WLW CBS WBNS MBS WUKC Aner WATH Wier WCHS WPAR WMOA and WOOL FM 91.5 with broadcasting hours noted Monday through Friday from early morning to late evening across AM and FM bands.
A dense listing of 15 minute and 30 minute programs across networks with news, commentary, dramas, variety shows, and musical segments. Highlights include News and Commentary on multiple outlets, Peter Lind Hayes, One Man's Family, Groucho Marx, and Jack Carson followed by theater and music programs.
A listing of radio and TV daytime programming shows from morning through afternoon. Notable items include Breakfast Club and My Story Drama along with news, quiz, serial and musical segments featuring Barbara Welles Bob Smith Johnny Olsen Fay Heatherton Lopez Music and Reed Browning among others.
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