Local Newspaper Pricing and Publishing Details
The note outlines the Athens Ohio Messenger Publishing Co schedule and rates from 1838 to 1929. It lists publisher Gordon K. Bush and editor staff, daily and Sunday delivery options, carrier and mail rates, and post office classification.
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Frederick W. Bush
THE
Messenger Publishing
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Bricker Amendment Support Reaffirmed by ABA
The American Bar Association reaffirmed support for the Bricker amendment to restrict treaties from overriding the Bill of Rights. Felix Morley argues the amendment guards traditional rights against expansive UN Charter powers, urging constitutional amendment to curb executive power in international affairs. Ohio State Journal
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House of Delegates
American Bar Association
Bricker
United States
Congress
Felix Morley
Morley
Senate
United Nations
United States Senate
Gadsden
Ala
Fargo
N.D
Ecosoc
Dulles
Ohio State Journal
East Riviera Dream Sparks Night on a Tenement Stoop
In a hot Manhattan tenement, Helen and Joe drift from gossip about a lavish party in Biarritz to modest plans for a cheap evening. She imagines elite revelry, he jokes about danger and money, and they share a kiss as they step into the night under the city lights.
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New York
Helen
Joe
Manhattan
Biarritz
Riviera
East Riviera
Hudson Rivera
Elsa Maxwell
Africa
Tenements
Money Waste in Government Payrolls Questioned
A State Department employee told a House committee that after a year on the payroll earning 9600 dollars annually, he had no specific job assignment and did not know the branch's purpose. The statement raises questions about government spending efficiency and accountability.
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State Department
House
Shirley
Willett
Greer
Chicago hospital bookie ring exposed by state officials
State officials in Chicago uncovered a bookie operation run by a patient in a mental hospital. The patient allegedly took bets from fellow patients with involvement by hospital staff and a physician. Many psychiatrists might view such gamblers as similar to those outside, just more active.
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Chicago
Government Q&A Booklet Answers 291 Questions
A 68 page government booklet answers 291 citizen questions about Our American Government. Originated with Rep. Wright Patman and Library of Congress staff, now in a 1940s edition with 500000 copies for Congress and 20 cents for the public. Free copies available through senators or representatives.
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Washington
Congress
Texas
Rep
Wright Patman
Patman
Library of Congress
Capitol
W. C. Gilbert
House
United States Government Printing Office
D. C
Should Jerome Start His Own Restaurant Venture
Dr Crane analyzes a young man's plan to borrow ten thousand for a restaurant and advises gaining field experience first. He outlines market research, location science, and internship steps to reduce risk, stressing practical learning before investing. The column urges careful preparation and invites readers to request a bulletin.
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Jerome
George W. Crane
Jerome J
Last Summer in a Garden Mystery at Rose French's Death
Rose Elizabeth French is found dead in the Goodfields' garden. Captain Greer probes a May morning death with Willett under scrutiny as inquest details unfold. The tale closes with an unresolved question and a cliffhanger (To Be Continued).
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THE
STOK
Rose French
Goodfields’ Garden
Goodfields
Captain Greer
Police
Murphy
Willett
Rose
Ethel
Rose Elizabeth French
Angell
Ortega
Understanding High Blood Pressure Causes And Treatments
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains essential hypertension where cause is unknown. Low sodium and rice diets show partial success, while tissue extracts and sympathectomy offer other options. Malignant hypertension progresses rapidly and requires aggressive treatment.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Stars Say Tomorrow Brings Calm And Cautionary Advice
The forecast urges emotional restraint and tolerance to ease friction. Skepticism toward proposals, postponement of major plans, and delaying action until a propitious period. Enjoy leisure with loved ones, seek quiet hobbies, and anticipate happiness, travel, and possible romance in the near term.
Funeral services for Gordon Hannigan Sr. held in Logan
Funeral services for Gordon Hannigan Sr were conducted at Logan with Rev Paul Hanniford presiding. Pallbearers included Jay Powell Dan Jones Dick Mautz Ray Bush John Bush and Bert Bush. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery. Local families attended, with many relatives visiting afterward.
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Union Furnace
Gordon Hannigan
Logan
Paul Hanniford
Jay Powell
Dan Jones
Dick Mautz
Ray Bush
John Bush
Bert Bush
Oak Grove Cemetery
Television Schedule Fragments From Multiple Stations
A scanned TV listings page shows station WLWO WSAZ and WONS schedules with evening and late night lineups. Programs include Patt O Hara Marion Spelman Eddie Fisher News Caravan Married Joan My Little Margie TV Theater Your Life Sammy Kaye All Star Movie Three City Final Family Playhouse Lone Ranger Variety Show Fight of the Week News Weathercast Arthur Murray Party This is Your Life Doorway to Murder Phantom Rider Paul Dixon Six Is Cookin and more with days spanning Wednesday Thursday Friday.
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Patt! O'Hara
Marion Spelman
Eddie Fisher
News Caravan
Joan
Little Margie
TV Theater
Sammy Kaye
Family Playhouse
Dave Garroway
Meditation
Ohio News
All Girl Orchestra
Wsaz-Tv
News Picture
Sports Eye
Polirce
Ding Dong School
City Hospital
CS Weathercast
Judy
Strawnatters
Paul Dixon
Prospecto
Bill
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
A historical radio grid lists programs from 6:00 p.m. through late evening across networks CBS NBC and ABC. Entries include news bulletins, sports discussions, dramas, and variety shows such as The Lone Ranger, The Great Gildersleeve, Groucho Marx, Truth or Consequences, and The Breakfast Club with multiple local and national program descriptors.
New Straitsville Man Ends Service in Korea
Cpl. John W. Blosser of New Straitsville returns to the United States after serving with the Second Infantry Division in Korea. He joined the division in May 1952 after enlisting in November 1951 and is a New Straitsville High School graduate.
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New Straitsville
John W. Blosser
William Blosser
United States
Korea
Blosser
New Straitsville High School
Army
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Mrs. Goodfield
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Lovie Flesher
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Hyattsville
Jean Hannigan
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Frank Weed
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Abe
Ammen Oh the Neros
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Perry Como
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Great Gildersleeve
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Groucho Marz
Mbs Pimpernell
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Ana Sapegeng
Dbs
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All Nets
Cliff
Trave Goatrey
Bob Hope
Abe Ulz
Cbs Able
Curt Massey
Lopes Mussic
Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Saylt
Newa
Tennessee Ernie
Abeone Pickens
Abe John B. Gambling
Jack Owens
Abe Bruce
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