Athens Messenger Establish 195 Carter-Daily and Sunday
The Athens Messenger operates as a single copy daily or Sunday newspaper. It is published by Carter-Daily and a weekly partner, with a stated circulation and address details. The paper notes registration details under the law and indicates active maintenance of standard newspaper publishing practices.
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Serneon
Ray
Caren
Ae Inonn
Esate Anaaing
Emass
Carrter—Daiy
Cae
Ora
Carter
Mont
Athens
Ponto
School Zone Dangers and Road Safety Talk
The district warns that school buses will be on the roads for five days each week as vacation ends. Drivers must slow down near narrow hill country routes with steep embankments and no guard rails. Careless driving endangers children. vigilance and caution are urged to protect the safety of learners and all road users.
FTC Warns Giant Corporations Dominate US Economy
The Federal Trade Commission reports that 113 largest manufacturers hold 46 percent of total capital assets in US manufacturing firms. It cautions Congress that unchecked concentration may force government regulation, urging caution before reshaping the economy.
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United States
Federal ‘Trade ‘Commission
FTC
Congress
Pros and Cons of Aid to Europe and Socialism Outcome
The text argues that British socialism could hinder Western plans and that Europe shifts away from private enterprise. It contends European belief in private enterprise wanes, and if British socialism fails, Europe may embrace socialist paths with Russian influence. It notes U.S. aid under the Marshall Plan totals about seven billion dollars and questions further spending.
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Europe
Russia
Asia
Whooping cough and public health guidance from doctors
Doctor notes isolation during whooping cough and stresses rest, nutrition, and nursing care. They discuss vaccines beginning around six months, serum for exposed infants, and that the disease is spread person to person with higher risk for children aged 1 to 10. The piece also includes unrelated commentary on welfare programs and taxes.
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Edwin F Sumer
Aod
Statism debates shake Truman era policy in Washington
James Marlow reports on a Washington clash over statism as Byrnes Eisenhower Pepper Capehart and Truman defend or attack federal power and the Fair Deal. The piece notes senators from Indiana Florida and others weighing the term against notions of collectivism and government authority.
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James Marlow Washington
Trusenhower
James F. Byrnes
Bridses, Pepper and
Capeart
Byrnes
Truman
Capehart
Indiana
Statlon
Salim
Pepper
Florida
St. Loui
Eisenhower
Phittsburgh
Herbert Hover
Tru
Inc
Trump
Bridges, Pepper and Capeshart
Toran
News Your Dad Read
Lt Albert De Miller left after suing his parents home in mid airport for Ft Hancock New Jersey Athens police captured an insane soldier who escaped from a train near Torch. He was being transferred from Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington to Marion asylum. Jesse Sisson carpenter would not be impaired. The Current Events Club met at Mrs E J Perton 28 Montrose Ave Athens Mr and Mrs Frank Milligan Gloucester announced the birth of a daughter. Kenneth sy and Wallace nd Dor Ebersbach enrolled Greenbrier Military Academy Lewisburg WV Hazel Hawk 140% W Union St Athens suffered possible skull fracture when she fell from a car door opened while rounding a corner. Andrew Stone Murray City head of the Aid for the Aged Cement in Logan left on his first ratio in five years. Andrew Adams was busy making cane syrup on his Kimberly farm.
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Albert De'Miller
Ft. Hancock
N. J
Athens
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, D.C
Marion
Jesse Sisson
Carpenter
E. J. Perton
Montrose Ave
Kenneth Sy
Wallace
Dor Ebersbach
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Va
Hazel Hawk
Union St. Athens
Andrew Stone
Murray City
Logan
Andrew “Adams
Kimberly
Ward family and friends visit Columbus for state fair
In Athens on September 6, relatives and friends gathered for a Columbus visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Ward hosted, with appearances by Mr and Mrs Lowell Swisher and son Michael of Cheshire. Also mentioned are Joebob Whittington, Leonard Gilmore, Charlene Ward, Pegay Darty, Galen Mulford, and Bill Darst as attendees during the Columbus trip for the state fair.
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Keneems Ward
Charles Ward
Columbus
Lowell Swisher
Michael
Cheshire
Wesley Ward
Charles, Whitington
Joebob Whittington
Leonard Gilmore
Melze Gener Hospital
Charlene’ Ward
Pegay Darty Galen Mulford
Bill Darst
Maxine Dars
Mem Wesley
Athens
Blood Drive Urges Immediate Help at Athens Church
The Public Forum urges residents to donate blood at the Athens Methodist Church on Friday September 9th. About 140 donors are needed to support the local Red Cross Blood Bank and ensure life saving blood is available at no cost. Community members are urged to make an appointment by calling 651 or 919.
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Allon
Red Cross
Athens County
Methodist “Church
Athens
Quiz Hall Twists History and General Knowledge Items
A mixed set of trivia questions covers topics from states and vice presidents to Bible verses Roman numerals and dance legends. It includes true false prompts about historical figures and general knowledge prompts on Memorial Day and film stars.
Sunday School Roast At Mrs. Crow's Home
Mrs Emogene Crow hosted a Sunday school class gathering with a wiener and marshmallow roast on her rear lawn. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Ingels Susan Cartwright Opal Kelley Georgette Edwards Carol Roush Hilda Mae Hall and others from Huntington Camden Park and Meigs County.
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Fletner
Millie Phelps
Leon
E. Mae Ingels
Salley Lake
H. Johnson
Columbus
William’ Yonker
Belle Valley
Ohio
C.F Mar Fine
F. Rickard
New Haven
Ray
Huntington
Vis
Derby easy, beauty title race draws Atlantic City crowd
Hal Boyle notes the Derby is easier to win than becoming Miss America as Atlantic City hosts the national beauty pageant. entrants train rigorously in walking, makeup, and talent while Miss Arkansas and Miss Wyoming share tales of schooling, singing, and plans for future religious education work. A road accident claims Woolworth heir Charles Sumner Woolworth II in New York.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Lincoln
Yaburg
Atlantic City
Gil
Jersey
Manhattan
Moonflight Romance on Sun Deck in Heat
On the Sun deck Barry and Gaynel stretch in steamer chairs amid heat and banter. She weighs a possible engagement with Denny and a wary future with Barry, while promising to decide soon and hinting at a moonlike escape from the world.
Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights
A scrambled listing of broadcast segments outlines a Thursday schedule with varied shows and times. Mentions include Morning programs, international topics, drama, romance, and a timed lineup featuring Clevelandaires and other acts across the day.
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Isbarnyard Folles
Rosie Siti
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