Athens Messenger GSH oav Daily Sunday edition note
The Athens Messenger announces a daily single copy, Sunday issue with carrier delivery and weekly face Toate.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1955
Page
4
The Athens Messenger announces a daily single copy, Sunday issue with carrier delivery and weekly face Toate.
Sir Anthony Eden faces a demanding tenure amid Cold War strains as Britain seeks unity with the United States on Formosan defense and NATO rearmament. In Chicago, Richard Daley's Democratic machine survives a weak turnout and ongoing crime-politics concerns, underscoring citizen apathy as Merriam's reform bid falters.
A narrator recounts climbing the Giza pyramid with guide Ahmad Garun in Cairo. He notes the pyramid as Cheops tomb about 4500 years old, its mass, base area, missing top, and Napoleon’s historic onetime deferral. The ascent ends at the summit with a sweeping desert view and personal triumph.
Adlai Stevenson, in a 4000 word broadcast, avoided a direct ruling on defending Matsu and Quemoy against a possible Red Chinese attack. He argued the United States is pledged to defend Formosa but not the islands, and urged allies and uncommitted nations to oppose war in the Formosa Strait while awaiting a final settlement. He warned Eisenhower’s decision may puzzle both Reds and Americans and affect the United States stance ahead of any immediate crisis.
A Rutland and national column discusses Dr George W Crane promoting medico psychological booklets via newspapers to aid clergy and families. It cites pastors using his materials to counsel teens and couples, urging readers to request sets and mail for supplies.
The stars advise patience moderation and forethought as your watchwords for tomorrow. You may face unforeseen changes in plans but should avoid anxiety and pause to think aloud to gain a better perspective on setbacks and cooperation.
Dean Moca, former clerk of the Ohio House and Ohio Senate, died of a heart attack in Greenville Ohio at age 81. He served decades in state government and was known for his diligence and service to the legislature. His passing leaves a notable gap in the state’s longtime clerk ranks.
Bark confronts fear and evidence as Dr Lister and his dog Boojum wait. Selena appears, a figure both magnificent and unreadable, as Jerry’s clues point to deadly fires. Bark fears what Selena’s presence means and braces for an inevitable conclusion.
Dr. Jordan explains how much blood the body contains, how quickly it replenishes a pint, and why regular donations are generally safe. A case from Mrs. B raises concerns about a child giving blood every three months, suggesting evaluation for fatigue and headaches while noting professional donors often give long-term without harm.
A scrambled radio timetable outlines April 13 programming with multiple segments including news, drama, and commentary across morning to evening slots. The entry lists show titles and approximate times, mentioning audience segments and program blocks interleaved with unreadable fragments.
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