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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1953
Page
4
Daily and Sunday delivery by carrier costs 1.55 a month with 8.00 yearly options. Mail rates apply where carrier service is unavailable. The notice notes Athens Ohio post office second class matter under act of 1918 and lists regional pricing for Ohio and West Virginia.
The piece notes Mossadegh’s ouster signals a return to order under Royalist forces after a turbulent clash with Britain over oil. It warns the Shah’s coup attempt failed, Mossadegh fled, and Iran faces a fragile future with renewed nationalist and Communist tensions, urging cautious Western assessment.
HAL BOYLE portrays Joe Steady a typical worker who relays a chaotic Labor Day with a road trip picnic, a speeding ticket, family squabbles, a missing jack, and a late return home. He concludes the greatest blessing is returning to work for rest the next day.
The article argues that while the Korean truce buys Japan time through continued American troop presence and heavy reconstruction, Japan still imports more than it exports. It urges expanding foreign markets improving efficiency and preparing for a stronger trade balance amid U S. aid and regional rearmament.
The article notes mixed signals on living costs with prices rising slightly yet many goods selling below recent levels. It highlights abundant consumer goods and a buyers market, with retailers intensifying selling efforts, service, displays, advertising, and promotions to attract shoppers.
Jack Martin, Taft's longtime administrative aide, reflects on serving the late Ohio senator, packing papers for the Library of Congress and working with him on legislation. He recalls lunch invitations, a War-era start, and sharing similar political views while running his office.
Rose French, a forgotten film star, dies under unclear circumstances. A time discrepancy prompts suspicion as ex-husband Haley Dalloway questions the Goodfields who found Rose in their garden. Subpoenas, a coroner's inquest, and a wheelchair of self doubt surround Mr. Goodfield. Murphy the maid shapes the scene as Mrs. Goodfield lies ill.
Dr Crane explains a method to win friends by becoming a social detective, spotting and praising merits in others, and asking for advice. He distinguishes compliments from flattery, urging honest praise to make others feel important, even toward enemies, to thaw relations and gain respect.
A historic daily grid lists Cincinnati and Columbus radio stations with a detailed hourly schedule from noon to late evening. It includes NBC WLW CBS WBNS and others, naming programs such as Eddie Fisher Rosemary Clooney Jack Owens Bob Hope and-Tennessee Ernie. It shows talk, music, serials, and news blocks across multiple stations with times and show titles.
The listing outlines WLWC and WTVN channel programs with daily time slots from 6:00 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. including News, Music, Orchestra, theater, movies, dramas, and variety shows. It notes that programs are subject to change by stations and includes station names, show titles, and broadcast times across Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
A Frost area letter accuses the Republican county committees of backing a plan to close the Frost post office and divide the Clyde Rowell route among nearby towns. It lauds Rowell as a longtime public servant and urges action by local party leaders to oppose the move, calling it a “very Raw Deal.”
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