Congress and the people clash over policy in Ohio survey
A survey of 6000 voters in central eastern and southeastern Ohio shows broad public support for balancing the budget vetoing parts of appropriation bills cutting space exploration and reducing inflationary credit while opposing Communist China in the UN and Cuban sugar purchases. The article argues Congress often ignores public will and questions the competence of those in office.
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Congress
John E. Henderson
Ohio
Congressional Record
Outer
China
United Nations
U.S
Panama
Cuba
Federal gambli ng stamp plan eyed for curb on racketeers
A Canton Repository opinion piece argues federal action could curb professional gamblers by mandating removal of communications tools from interstate gambling operations. It cites Ohio law using gambling stamps and proposes FBI power to shut down gambling facilities, urging Congress to consider similar nationwide measures.
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United States
Congress
Ohio
Treasury
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Public Utilities Commission
Stark County
Man
Washington
FBI
Dear Abby column letters on sales, gifts, and marriage
Advice columns feature Ray and Jack on selling to customer needs versus wants, a wife’s plea about a neglectful husband, a 19-year-old daughter engaged to a married man, and Texas marriage consent rules with fatherly guidance. Abby suggests practical steps and caution.
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Abby
Vic
Hoover letter to youth on government and money lessons
The piece recounts Herbert Hoover replying to a fifth or sixth grader about the importance of government study. It covers why government matters, how taxes affect work, education funding, protection, unemployment support, and the value of money, plus Hoover’s own self-made path and era perspectives on opportunity.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Khrushchev
Ukraine
American Relief Administration
Doctor Crane Urges Safe Kitchen Habits To Save Children
In a personal case, Timmy L. 3, is hospitalized after a kettle burn on a front stove burner. Dr. Crane warns mothers to use back burners, turn handles inward, and store hazardous items safely. He cites drill-like safety habits from medicine and the Air Corps and promises future advice.
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Timmy
Public Forum Questioning Mercy and Racial Views
Poetic reflection by Jessie A. Whisman from Athens RD 4 asking whether the Master will judge deeds to neighbors fairly or segregate a special race for his fold. The piece probes prejudice and moral accountability.
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Jessie A. Whisman
How to Stop Cheating Start at Home for Children
Guidance for parents on instilling integrity to curb cheating in school. Emphasizes role modeling, honest bill handling, keeping promises, proper money handling, and teaching source attribution. Encourages discussions on honesty in everyday moments and academic work to reduce temptations to copy.
Eisenhower the only student President in American history
Jim Bishop recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower as a rare study-minded president who balanced vast duties with active engagement. He notes 54 departments reporting to the president, weekly economics briefings, diplomacy tasks, and a habit of long work hours, yet he could switch to casual moments like a golf session in the White House corridor.
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United States
Calvin Coolidge
Harry Truman
George Washington
Lincoln
F. D. Roosevelt
Monroe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Oval Office
Jim Hagerty Jr
Christ
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Calvary
United State
Congress
Supreme Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Ann Whitman
Eisenhower
Hoover
Truman
Mr. Eisenhower
Mr. Hagerty
State Department
Four clams buy bleacher seat in 1959 World Series
Radio announcer quotes the price as four clams and a listener sends in four clams for a ticket. A park bench observer jokes about wild New York weather. Bennett Cerf notes dieting quip and a new Pacific Palisades salon The Beach Comber.
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Pacific Palisades
Ocean Front
California
Beach Comber
The Athens Messenger Subscription Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger announces subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail delivery across regions including Ohio West Virginia and U S possessions. It lists various weekly monthly and annual terms and provides the mailing address 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio for the Messenger Publishing Co.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
U. S
Possessions
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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Ft.knox
Thanx
George S. Knapp
P.O
Woodinville Wash
Dear Abby
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Ray
Jack
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Doctor Crane
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