Messenger Publishing Co. ad lists rates and staff era
A historical newspaper masthead from the Messenger Publishing Co notes established 1825 with Gordon K. Bush and John W. Webb as publishers and editor roles. It lists delivery options by carrier and mail with weekly and monthly rates, reflecting 19th to early 20th century pricing and distribution.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing Co
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Mossadegh Holds Line as West Pressures Iran on Oil
The piece weighs renewal of Western offers to Iran over oil with Mossadegh resisting new terms. Churchill and Truman press for settlement while Mossadegh seeks a bigger loan and rejects World Court compensation. The risk to Iran’s economy and people's freedom looms as talks stall.
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Mossadegh
Churchill
Truman
Iran
America
World Court
Middle East
Breathless beer and Soviet claims scan the globe
HAL BOYLE reviews Soviet science and a burst of claims from Moscow while noting American and Russian inventions. He jokes that Pravda will reveal bias, lists Soviet boasts from beer to space, and ends with a note on an artificial arm able to wield a machine gun.
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New York
Pravda
Pinsk
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Mars
Venus
Siberia
Alexander Graham Bell
Pavel Schilling
Russia
America
Tax and inflation crush family incomes in Michigan study
The Citizens Research Council of Michigan reports that after federal taxes two parent families lose purchasing power due to inflation. For a four person household earning 3000 to 100000 dollars today, post tax income is far below 1940 purchasing power, with larger families hit hardest. The piece ends with a literary quote.
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Michigan
Citizens Research Council of
Citizens Research Council of Michigan
Public records call for disclosure of income by officials
President Truman urged Congress to require all high earners in government to list additional income in a public record. Senator Nixon and party leaders faced criticism as the proposal aimed to curb improper conduct and suspicions, with support from Morse dating back to 1947. The plan drew fire from Republicans and mixed reactions amid ongoing loan influence probes.
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James Marlow Washington
Sen
Nixon
Congress
Truman
Sen. Morse
Oregon
Gen
Eisenhower
Morse
Senate
Democratic Party
William M. Boyle, Jr
National Party
Boyle
Sen. Millikin
Turnover in Capital Workers Tied to Voter Control
In a nationwide view of patronage, a Republican majority in Congress could trigger large turnover at Capitol Hill. House and Senate patronage jobs offer high pay and prestige, with committee control determining appointments. The process favors party leaders and senior figures.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Chambers
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Journal
Tally
Bill
Francis Walter
Pennsylvania
Brooks Hayes
Arkansas
Harry Sheppard
California
Bunions Show Up in Letters to Dr. Jordan Column
Readers discuss bunions as a common foot problem tied to tight shoes. Conservative care like proper fitting footwear and padding can help, but severe cases may require surgery to remove excess tissue and realign the big toe, often with a plaster cast during healing.
FBI Sees Crime Rise in First Half of 1952
The FBI forecasts over two million major crimes for the year with 1 022 200 tallied in the first six months of 1952, a 6.4 percent rise from the prior year. Per 1952 rates: one murder or related killing every 4.6 minutes, larceny every 26 seconds, auto theft every 2.45 minutes, aggravated assault every 6.23 minutes. Arrests skewed younger with 18-year-olds most involved in the period.
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Washington
FBI
Tomorrow's surprising turns bring dramatic progress and rewards
The forecast highlights sudden ventures and novel, thrilling events with potential for triumphs, promotions, and romance. It warns against risky investments while noting striking opportunities from rare talents. A birthday child may enjoy a spectacular, profitable career in a novel path.
Ohio Bank Deposits Tripled Since Pre Crash Levels
A House Judiciary Subcommittee staff report shows Ohio bank deposits rose from 2.695 billion in June 1929 to 8.609 billion across 659 banks by year end, indicating a more than threefold increase since the low mood period.
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Washington
Ohio
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Best Selling Civil War Novel Slated for Stage
New York reports a stage version of Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell. David O. Selznick to produce Broadway musical Scarlett O Hara with Stephens Mitchell announcing the project.
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New York
Margaret Mitchell
Stephens Mitchell
David O. Selznick
Scarlett O'Hara
Kiss in the starlight sparks small town secrets
Roy Mason, hired to smooth a rift with Aunt Hattie Fer kins over Governor Warburton biography, pursues a quiet town intrigue. Ginny Perkins hints at a hidden confession while romance and rumor swirl, and Mason heads to Jackson to report to the Governor as events unfold at the hotel and station.
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Hattie Ferkins
Warburton
Roy Mason
Hattie
Mason
Ginny Perkins
Ginny
Mr. Mason
Clyde McDonald
Hydetown
Jackson
Union Station
Doc Smithers urges Acheson to heed fired secretary demand
The text notes that after three consecutive American Legion national conventions passed resolutions calling for the Secretary of State to be fired, Doc Smithers expresses hope that Acheson understands this stance.
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American Legion
Doc Smithers
Acheson
Local Radio Schedule Listings Across Regions
A dense listing shows NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus and other affiliates including WSAZ Huntington WBNG Columbus WCHS Charleston and additional stations. The schedule covers noon to 9 p.m. weekdays with varied programs from news to comedies to serials and music repeats across several networks and times.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNG
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
WPAR
Parkersburg
WATH
Athens
WIJEH
Gallipolis
WOUI
Television Listings and Time Slots by Station
A detailed schedule of programs across WLWC WSAZ WTVN and WBNS stations listing daily and late night shows, news, movies, sports, variety hours, and sign offs with times and program names for Tuesday and Wednesday blocks.
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Cbs Network
Abc-Mbe-East Kiddies
Abe
Cbs
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Mbs
Cbs Silver Eagle
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cavalcade of America
Times Square
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Red Skelton
Abe Mr. and
Mrs. North
Kathi Norris
Abe Dr. Kildare
Martin & Lewis
Luigi
Cbs Town Meeting
Abc News
Abc Movies
Steve Allen
Abc
Capitol
Cbs News & Music
Abec
Cbs News
News & Variety
All
Nets
WLWC
Channel 3
al Morgan
Joe Hill
Garnet Grayson
Dinah Shore
Milton Berle
Circle Theater
Bob Considine
Tiny Bissmeyer
Dave Garroway
Capt. Glenn
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Howdy Loody
Corral
Wsaz-Tv
Striker Rich
Maida's Kitchen
Garry Moore
Howdy Doody
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Hal Boyle
Soviet Science
Stanislas
Edward Young
World Today
Bene
Abraham Lincoln
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Withal
William Alexander
Adlal
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
By Galbraith
Bobby
Little Liz
MEA
Kit Carson
Lucy
Strawn
Roy
Vee
Abe Mac McGuire
Abe Godfrey
Abe TV
Abe Ladies Fair
Abe Queen
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Willson
Tennessee Ernie
Abe Les Re
Cal Tinney
Amateur Hour
the Hunter
TV Theater
Platter Playhouse
Club
Wbns-Tv
Flash Gordon
Jack Buck
Weather
Florascope
Patti Page
Stork Club
News
Pepper
Theater
Arthur Godfrey
Sreh
Globe Trotter
Melody Shop
Bill Zipt
Guiding Light
Mike and
Buff
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