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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1958
Page
4
A critical column argues that despite Eisenhower’s conservatism the nation faces renewed deficits inflation and price rises driven by Keynesian advice and partisan pressure. It warns Congress may pursue tax relief pork barrel spending and subsidies, risking a renewed downturn and unemployment.
The Portland paper argues rush legislation to federalize unemployment insurance could become a permanent burden on production and employment. It warns of a centralized welfare state, higher taxes on employers, and loss of state discretion, labeling the outcome as not earned compensation but the dole. The piece calls the recession a test of American character.
John E. Swearingen, a Columbia native and USC graduate, is promoted to president of Standard Oil Company of Indiana. He began as a chemical engineer, became director in 1951, vice president in charge of production in 1954, executive vice president in 1956, and was named president 18 months later.
Jim Bishop outlines two forthcoming titles Go With God and The Time of the Traitors about world prayers and atom spies, bringing his total to ten published works. He reflects on writing The Day Lincoln Was Shot The Day Christ Died and The Girl in Poison Cottage, noting collaborations and awards while promising accuracy in the Rosenberg era exposé.
Dr. George W. Crane explains that many childless wives may simply misjudge the fertile window. He cites Milly D’s case, notes a tipped womb may be helped by simple measures, and reports pregnancy occurred after timing adjustments. He urges readers to request his booklet Facts About Pregnancy with a stamped envelope and fee.
The Lana Turner case centers on Cheryl Crane, a child scarred by a life of multiple partners and a violent household. The piece argues the real social issue is the effect on children and the integrity of the family as a foundation of society.
A Finnish study by the Foundation for Alcohol Studies tested brandy and beer on volunteers at their normal intake. Brandy produced stronger speech effects, more aggression, and quicker crises, while beer caused less clear vision and slower reactions, with dexterity fading sooner for brandy.
The piece argues any Eisenhower Khrushchev summit could yield at best limited gain, perhaps a minor disarmament easing. It cites Dulles and Acheson opposition, notes past overhype of summit pomp, and outlines three hurdles to abolishing nuclear weapons including verification, future tech advances, and mutual retaliation dynamics.
A Boston school campaign to fund a Paul Revere statue is mocked by a wealthy father who refuses to give, citing Revere’s horse ride. Desi Arnaz and Sam Goldwyn’s miscommunication tale unfolds as their secretaries seek clarity on promised action.
Robert Auflick, elected mayor of Nelsonville, addresses readers about the recent council meeting. He rejects one sided coverage, invites public attendance, and affirms commitment to act for the city's best interests under the new administration. He warns against interference by former officials and promises lawful governance.
The Athens Mess publication lists daily and Sunday editions with single copy and carrier delivery prices. It notes mail rates by region, period costs, and year-long subscriptions, indicating 1918 era price structures.
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