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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1953
Page
4
The notice lists delivery options for daily and Sunday editions. Carrier delivery costs are $1.55 per month within a local area, and mail rates vary by region with Ohio and West Virginia at different prices. Rates for elsewhere delivery are indicated as $1.00 per day and higher for mail delivery.
The article warns that 30 million students will enroll this fall with 6 million in poor facilities. Enrollment may rise by 1.5 million, with 700,000 classrooms needed by 1960. It cites 70,000 needed teachers and widespread underfunding as the core crisis. It also discusses Livonia GM plant fire highlighting defense production risks and urges dispersed critical facilities.
HAL BOYLE recalls a suburban kindergarten morning as a boy brags of a wedding with Elsie after a day of reading and play. His parents debate runaway marriage, a cowboy bag, and the lessons children learn about love and growing up.
Lower income families face higher federal taxes next year despite a 10 percent cut in individual income taxes set for Jan 1. An automatic social security tax increase from 1 to 2 percent, also starting Jan 1, can exceed the net benefit for many households, leaving some with a small or even negative overall gain.
Haley Dalloway, Rose French’s former husband, suspects murder after Rose’s body is found. He searches Cushman’s rooming house for clues, uncovering names and maps tied to Rose’s past. Frank Clyde reveals Rose’s late husband Phil Lederman died in a sailing accident and Bernard is a Pekingese.
The column surveys beer composition with about 45 percent alcohol and 5 percent extracts per glass, notes thyroid surgery usually does not trigger early life changes, explains blond parents can only have blond offspring unless a red gene is carried, discusses lymphosarcoma of the tonsils and potential treatments, and explains sun-induced sneezing as a common reflex involving the sneeze center.
Supreme Allied Commander Admiral Lynde D. McCormick announced Operation Mariner the alliance’s second major sea drill. It will involve more than 300 ships 1000 aircraft and about 500000 personnel starting from Norfolk Virginia with blue forces sailing midweek and operations across groups beginning September 24 ending October 4.
A detailed September broadcast grid lists ABC WCOL Cincinnati, NBC WLW Columbus, CBS WBNS Columbus, MBS WHKC Columbus, WCHS Charleston, WATH Athens, WPAR Parkersburg, WJEH Gallipolis, WMOA Marietta, and WOUI FM 91.5. The daily lineup from Monday through Tuesday outlines noon to late evening shows including news, commentary, serials, music, and variety programs with names such as Johnny Mercer, Perry Como, Eddie Fisher, Sam/Barlow, and Lopez Music, plus game and quiz shows and children’s segments.
TV listings for WLWO WSAZ WRNS and other stations show a dense daily slate with news, dramas, variety shows, movies, and children programs. Entries include health, weather, and time slots across channels with multiple lists and note lines.
Dr George W Crane reassures Alice G twenty two who fears a fibroid and uterine removal. He explains fibroids can occur in young, unmarried women and says the womb is not a primary sex organ. hysterectomy does not diminish a wife’s femininity or capacity for motherhood or marriage.
Senator Murray of Montana said he will sponsor a repeal measure in the next Congress and push it as a campaign issue. He argued Durkin’s resignation shows Republican amendments would not align with the workers’ program promised by President Eisenhower.
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