The Messenger Publishing Co. Advertisment and Rates
Established 1825 Frederick W Bust publishes the Messenger daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. The paper notes subscriptions by carrier 30 a week or 1.55 a month and mail rates for areas outside carrier delivery. Rates vary by region and delivery method.
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Frederick W. Bust
THE
Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Too many authors taxed and tired of the muse
A columnist notes that writers complain about high taxes and the pressure to produce. He mocks official claims that authors cannot strike and warns that excess publishing dulls the power of the written word, urging a pause on overproduction.
Promises of tax cuts face grim defense cost estimates
HAL BOYLE notes curbstone views on women while outlining that 62 percent of current spending goes to defense. He warns that moving to large scale cuts is unlikely as estimates show defense spending might average 50 billion annually for the next two decades amid costly military advances from jet bombers to atomic subs.
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Korea
England
Hal Boyle
New York
Curbstone
Plato
Truman Taft extend campaign contrast with Eisenhower Stevenson
James Marlow surveys the 1952 U S campaign dynamics noting Truman and Taft push a slam bang, personal style while Eisenhower and Stevenson adopt a measured approach. The piece suggests Truman Taft could energize their coalitions, potentially outshining the two newcomers by election day.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Sen
Taft
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov
Stevenson
Sen. Sparkm
Nixon
Wisconsin verdict boosts McCarthy as national foe of communism
In Wisconsin McCarthy won by 325000 as many Democrats crossed over, signaling broad approval. The piece notes voters view his anti communist drive as essential, resent outsiders attacking a local hero, and suggests the Wisconsin result foreshadows a national choice in November.
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Wisconsin
McCarthy
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Alger Hiss
America
Whooping cough risks and vaccine guidance for children
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains the dangers of pertussis for all ages, especially infants and the elderly. He urges early vaccination around six months, notes serum for exposed unvaccinated children, and outlines symptoms and progression including paroxysmal coughing and potential blueing and vomiting.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Alfred Grange holds meeting and booster plans noted
Worthy Master Scott Snodgrass presided as four candidates received first and second degrees. Seven new member applications were presented. Booster Night set for Sept. 27. Social items list church and community visits and a large Alfred Methodist homecoming with basket dinner and extensive program.
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Alfred— Worthy
Scott Snodgrass
The
Grange
Raymond Follrod
Billy Follrod
F. H. Gilliland
Lancaster
Olive Atherton
Weldon Kilton
Ray Kilton
Monticello
Ill
C. E. Findling
Carrie Burson
Athens
Helen Oode
Delbert Yost
Columbus
Nina Robinson
Parkersburg
Eleanor Boyle
Helen Woode
WSCS
Pomeroy
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Johnny Taylor
Margaret Windland
Bobby Robinson
Clarence Atherton
Janice Swartz
Florence Boyles
Ruth Ann Slisher
Margaret Ann Windland
Lloyd Dillinger
Charles Taylor
Eugene Windland
Alfred Methodist Church
Ernest Taylor
Carrie Swartz
Ollie Atherton
Genevive Guthrie
Rocksprings
Vanderhoof
Sugar Grove
Shade
Racine
Syracuse
Graham Chapel
Flatwoods
Mt. Hermon
Coolville
Tuppers Plains
Four Suits Seek To Ban Ohio State Ballot
Four lawsuits challenge Ohio ballot validity for the November election. Willard Robinson of Columbus files in the Second District Court of Appeals arguing the ballot omits independent presidential electors and disputes a 1951 petition law requiring seven percent signatures of last off year voters. Franklin County suits by Progressive Party members seek similar relief with Sept. 29 hearing set in Robinson's case.
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Columbus, O
Ohio
Willard Robinson
Columbus
Ohio Prohibition Party
Ohio Court of Appeals
Franklin’ County Common Pleas
Progressive Party of Ohio
Robinson
Astrological Outlook for Tomorrow’s Romance and Plans
The stars signal shifting social and romantic activity with minor annoyances and perplexities. Birthday individuals may enter a dynamic year with emotional and idealistic developments, while plans benefit from inner intuition and flexible framing. A child born today may face dramatic life crises plus strong artistic talents.
Hemlock Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rita Schultheiss of Marietta spent a week end with her father Edmund Schultheiss. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Midkiff visited their son Orville. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Farnsworth moved from Lena Clark’s house to a Jim Smith owned residence. The Midkiffs spent a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Sargent of Wolfpen. Mrs. Ziba Midkiff also noted.
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Hemlock Grove
Rita Schultheiss
Marietta
Edmund Schultheiss
Wilbur Midkiff
Orville Midkiff
Junior Farnsworth
Lena Clark
Jim Smith
Truman endorses Stevenson record raises coat and freezer concerns
Arch Nearbrite questions if Truman backing guarantees hardware like moth balls for mink coats in summer or new motors for deep freezers when needed, amid the political move.
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Truman
Stevenson
Arch Nearbrite
Second Man on the Ticket in Hydetown Wake
Governor Warburton’s VP bid brings Roy Mason to Hydetown during a hotel stop. A waitress with a quick wit serves breakfast while a wary crowd discusses Willie Warburton’s chances and a bettor suggests confidence in his victory.
Fisher Arms Hotel Vouches for Local Book Author
In a lobby exchange Melvin Fisher mayor and hotel operator confirms recognition of Roy Mason author of a town book. Fisher praises the work while hinting Willie Warburton’s arrival may be on a nontraditional conveyance as reports lead to a ceremonial town moment.
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John Mills
Roy Mason
Melvin Fisher
Fisher Arms Hotel
Mayor Fisher
Mason
Great Hippologist Sparks Hydetown Welcome
Edwin Lanham narrates a scene in Hydetown where locals tease a columnist labeled the Great Hippologist. Mason meets John Mills in a busy lobby as Willie Warburton campaigns. Mills greets the writer and asks for updates on Willie’s bid. The town buzz grows with traffic and pageantry as the story continues.
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Hydetown
John Mills
Mr. Mason
Willie Warburton
Radio Programs Schedule Across Cincinnati to Huntington
A detailed daily lineup lists NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston and others. It coverage noon to 1 pm and prime-time slots with news, dramas, comedies, music, and serials across stations including WOUIL WMOA WPAR WATH and WJEH.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
Athens
WJEH
Gallipolis
WOUIL
Television Program Lineup for WLWO and peers
A detailed Wednesday and Thursday TV schedule lists program times across WLWO channel 3, WTVN channel 11, WBNS channel 16, including news, sports, theater, children's shows, soap operas, game shows, and film features with hourly blocks and station notes.
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WLWO
Channel 3
al Morgan
Capitol News
Joe Hill
Garnet Grayson
Bricker
News Caravan
Hollywood
Larry Vincent
Dave Garroway
Capt. Glenn
Godfrey and Friends
Kraft Theater
TV Theater
Search For Tomorrow
Maida’s Kitchen
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
TV Handyman
Welcome Traveler
Kate Smith
Hawkings Falls
Gabby Hayes
Wbns-Tv
Jack Buck
Chet Long
Arthur Godfrey
the Hunter
Florascope
Arthur
Mike
Buff
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NEA Servisa
Tae
Fisher
McDonald's
Bank
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Abo-Mbs-East
Abo-Mbs-West
Abe News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Nbe
Cbs Evening
Vaughn Monroe
Postmark
USA
Gildersleeve
Cbs Cross Fire Forum
Roy Shields
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Abe Ma
Abe Godfrey
Abce
Abe Queen
Baseball! Net
Mary Parances
McBride
Tennessee Ernie
Abc Johns
Cal Tinney
Cbs Record Adventures
Mid-West
Abcombs
Golden Theater
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