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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1953
Page
4
Hal Boyle argues that Harry S Truman battles with outdated political weapons. He says Truman treats politics as a courthouse square fight between New Deal and Hoover era themes, ignoring broader battlefield realities and Eisenhower’s distinct policies.
HAL BOYLE writes that the 1953 World Series divides Americans into Yankee and Dodger camps, with many preferring to abstain. He quips at fan stereotypes, notes the Browns as true underdogs, then bets on the Dodgers in six games.
The piece contrasts farm voters pressuring for price supports with the need to balance selfish sector interests against national well being. It notes President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson favor disarmament talks, urges measured, countrywide perspective in voting and policy.
Dr George W Crane argues for true false and multiple choice tests to replace subjective grading. He cites Northwestern University methods, class averages as C grade, peer grading, and transparent score reporting to reduce Professor bias and reward consistent effort.
Edwin P. Jordan reviews occupational skin issues from grease exposure causing boils. He explains pityriasis rosea is not a deficiency disease and resolves in weeks. He notes elderly brown spots are pigment deposits, not liver spots, and offers bath and moisturizer tips for itching with dry skin.
WLWO channel notes that listed programs may be altered by the station schedules and decisions.
A dense listing of Friday to Monday evening through late-night programs across multiple local TV channels. The fragment includes show titles such as Eddie Isher News Caravan The Goldbergs Cavalcade of Sports Ranger programs Family Playhouse and sports news blocks across stations WGNS and channel 10.
A tense domestic scene unfolds in a museumlike home where Horace Goodfield’s antiques loom as Walter Shirley confronts a detective angle. Jack and Willett navigate suspicions after Rose French’s death, while Hiller and Evangeline threaten legal peril and pursuit.
Gov Lausche designates October 12 as Columbus Discovery Day in Ohio. A fragment follows with a scene of a phone call and pursuit, where a character named Willett considers leaving town to avoid detectives. The excerpt ends with a teaser that the story continues.
Detailed schedule of radio programs across multiple stations including ABC WCOL NBC WLW CBS WBNS WSAZ WCHS WATH WPAR and others. Highlights cover noon to 1 p.m. weekday blocks with news sports and commentary, prime time shows featuring News and Commentary Johnny M Dally Eddie Fisher Perry Como George Jessel Rosemary Clooney and more, plus Saturday morning children’s and drama segments and late evening music and talk programs.
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