Messenger newspaper rates and staff notice
The Messenger Publishing Co. lists subscription and delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions in Ohio and West Virginia with mail and carrier options. It names Gordon K. Bush as publisher John W. Webb as managing editor and Charles W. Reamer as city editor.
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the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio &W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Explaining the Washington Mess overview
The Washington Mess comprises issues from China to Korea and beyond. It cites housing and GI benefit abuses, tax unfairness, airfield waste, five percenter influence peddling, RFC loans, steel strikes, and anti-communist actions as core components. The piece notes opposition from high officials to containment and calls readers to vote.
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Korea
U.S. Pacific Defense Area
G.I
North Africa
Army
White House
Washington
Or Mess
RFC Mess
Mink Coats
Washington Exchange
RFC
America
Granite City Love Song to Manhattan From Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on New York City as a flawed yet beloved metropolis. He compares Manhattan to a living being with faults and gifts, praising its energy, opportunities, and vivid street life while lamenting crowding and loss of history. He argues adjustment enables affection and notes Washington slept here.
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New York
Manhattan
New York City
Gotham
Wall Street
Park and Fifth Avenues
Broadway
Washington
Remodeling Gyp Schemes Warn Public Against Disguised Deals
Editorial warns homeowners about discount offers for home improvements that hide inferior work and no follow up. It cites traveling sales pitches and model show contracts as common traps and urges checks on firms before buying. The piece discusses broader fraud tricks in retail and services and notes victims face little recourse after purchase.
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Better Business Bureaus
Rheumatic Fever Prevention Advances and Treatments
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines progress in preventing rheumatic fever through treating streptococcal throat infections with sulfa drugs and antibiotics like penicillin. He notes cortisone and ACTH offer rapid relief for active cases but long-term heart disease prevention requires early diagnosis and careful management.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Tomorrow’s Youth Positively Aided By Arts And Romance
The Stars Say predicts a lively day for youth with social activity, romance, and artistic pursuits. Birthdays promise a prosperous year with social and cultural achievements, urging restraint from impulsive moves and emphasizing creative growth and fortunate careers.
Unsold Coal Freeze Ended by Agreement
The Defense Solid Fuels Administration revoked the unsold coal output freeze effective last Saturday after midnight Sept. 18. Undersecretary Vernon D. Northrop said the order aligns with a new wage agreement between John L. Lewis and northern soft coal operators, ending the emergency stockpile move tied to a potential prolonged strike.
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Washington
Defense Solid Fuels Administration
Interior
Vernon D. Northrop
John L. Lewis
Volcano Rests For Eight Years At Vesuvius
Naples reports Mt Vesuvius remains inactive in a scientific sense since March 1944. Professor Antonio Paradiscola says underground crater heat tops 570 degrees Celsius and a rise of 100 degrees could signal renewed activity. The 1944 eruption damaged the funicular railway and nearby U S Air Force aircraft.
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Naples
Mt. Vesuvius
Bay of
Antonio Parascandola
Naples University
Local families host visitors and plan fall events
Shade Shade and families in Toledo visits Clarence Friesse and Mrs. Friesse. Olive M. Gauthier of Shaker Heights tours Mrs. Friesse and Augustus Reeves farm now owned by E. P. Covington. Delegates Ruth and Friesse attend Laymen's Evangelistic Institute in Delaware. School reopens Sept 29 with a fair Oct 4.
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Shade
William Jenesin
Billy
Toledo
Clarence Friesse
Olive M. Gauthier
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Sue Lynn Wingett
Fred Hooper
Dave Gilkey
Huntington
West
Michigan
Clark Creamer
Price
Utah
Clarence Creamer
George Fulton
Past Chiefs Club Hosts And Travel News From Wilkesville
Mrs. Kent Campbell hosted the Past Chiefs Club with members present including Anna Ogdin Gladys Major Gertrude Strausbaugh Millie Nelson Nell Patton Shirley Peters Jane Cottrill Jennie Cottrill Jewell Strong and Edith Campbell. Visitors included Anna Shenefield from Columbus and Mrs Keith Tyler from Springfield. The Beckleys welcomed a son born at Chamberlain Clinic on Sept 20. Travel notes cover J E Beckley Mrs George Ragan Mrs A L De Vault returning from a vacation and Mrs Stella Wilcox of Columbus visiting relatives in Wilkesville and Charleston W Va. Catherine Keck and Mrs Harry Wells left from Nuremberg to visit her sister Catherine. Mariana Campbell daughter of Eugene Campbell underwent surgery. William Foley is ill. Mrs Flora Woods and Mrs Dorothy Crowell visited Mamie Steele in Athens.
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J. E. Beckley
George Ragan
A. L. de Vault
Stella Wilcox
Columbus
James McCormick
Russell Waltz
McCormick
Charleston
W. Va
C. E. Keck
Harry Wells
Neward
Nuremburg
Germany
Catherine
Mariana Campbell
Eugene Campbell
William Foley
Flora Woods
Dorothy Crowell
Mamie Steele
Athens
Second Man on the Ticket Reveals Governor’s Youth Tale
Roy Mason uncovers a troubled paragraph about Governor Warburton in a biography. Lucy Strawn and Mason fear Aunt Hattie’s pressure could discredit the governor. Warburton recalls a cherished sheepskin coat and a school fund in Hyde County, tied to Halloween memories and county fair racing.
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Roy Mason
Warburton
Hattie
Mason
Lucy Strawn
Byll Evers
Roy
Bill
Governor Warburton
Clyde McDonald
Hyde County
Governor recalls Hyde County Fair horse race with spot
The Governor tells of riding a paint horse named Spot at the Hyde County Fair and betting $1 on Spot to win a quarter mile. He notes a rival claim and a cast shoe ends Spot’s chances while mentioning a coat money and a lingering mix of excitement and humility.
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Bill
Hyde County Fair
Spot
Lucy Strawn
Radio Schedule Fragments Set for Cincinnati Columbus and More
A dense listing outlines daytime and evening radio programming across stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCCL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNG Columbus WCHS Charleston MBS WHKC Columbus MBS West WMOA Marietta WPAR Parkersburg WATH Athens WJEH Gallipolis and WOUI FM with hourly noon to 1 PM to 11 PM schedules. Contents include news reports, Sixties style serials, talk shows, drama like Lone Ranger Great Gildersleeve The Bandstand, sports updates, and kid’s hour plus multiple affiliates and network notes.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCCL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNG
WCHS
Charleston
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Parkersburg
Athens
Cbs Network
Abc-Mbs-East
Abo-Mbs-West
Abe
Abec News
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Abe News
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abec
Cbs Evening
Vaughn Monroe
Heartstone
Cbs Postmark
USA
Gildersleeve
Cbs Valentino
News & Variety
All Nets
Auto Mileage Dropping Off
New York report notes traffic growth and road deterioration cut the average annual car mileage for individuals in 1951 to 9020 miles from 9942 in 1946. The 1950 figure was 9030 miles, both below the prewar 9285 mile peak in 1941, with forecasts suggesting further decline into 1952.
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New York
American Automobile Association
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Television Schedule Notes and Channel Listings
TV listings show WLWC channel 3 and WBNS channel 16 plus WTVN channel 6 with daily programs from 6:00 p.m. to after midnight including news, sports, movies, theater, and serials. Other stations include 6 and 16 offering varied afternoon and evening lineups with host segments and子current weather summaries.
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al Morgan
Capitol News
Joe Hill
Garnet Grayson
Hollywood
Today
Tiny Bissmeyer
Dave Garroway
Capt. Glenn
Penny Pruden
Kate Smith
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayer
Howdy Doody
Corral
Godfrey and Friends
Raft Theater
Sportsman's Club
TV Theater
Search For Tomorrow
Maida’s Kitchen
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
TV Handyman
Gabby Hayes
WTVN
Golden Theater
Jack Buck
Chet Long
Arthur Godfrey
Pepper
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U.S. News & World Report
China
U.S
Japan
Russia
Hal Boyle
Granite Town
Christopher Morley
World Today
James Marlow
Sen. Nixon
Nixon
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Harvard
Mary Baker Eddy
Shakespeare
Rochefou Cauld
By Genevieve Kemble
Nta
By Galbraith
Wilkesville
Capitol Street
Lucy
McDonald
Capitol
Harriet Perkins
Edwin Lenhem
Eddie Lenhem
NEA Service
Tan
Abe Mac McGuire
Abe Godfrey
Lopez
Mary Margaret McBride
Abe Ay
Willson
Tennessee Ernie
Cal Tinney
Cba Record Adventures
WLWC
Platter Playhouse
Wbns-Tv
Sreh
Globe Trotter
Melody Shop
Bill Zipt
Mike and
Buff
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