Athens Voters Urged to Register Before September 25
Editorial urges Athens residents to register to vote as Ohio law requires one year of state residency and 40 days in the city. Registration drives run August 22, 24, and 28 at precinct polling places from 10 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm. If missed, books close September 25 at the Board of Elections office.
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League of Women Voters of
India Ten Years On From Independence and Tensions
The article reflects on ten years since British departure, noting India’s neutral stance in Cold War tensions, rapid industrial growth, health gains aided by U.S. aid, and rising inflation. It warns communism’s gains could spread if living standards do not improve, urging steady burdened leadership and recognition of ability.
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India
Nehru
U.S
No. 2 Party
No Flaw in the Perfect Life of Jesus Fig Tree Mystery Solved
The article recounts scholars debating a tiny flaw in Jesus life, the fig tree episode, and recounts Alfred Edersheim visiting Palestine in early April to discover early spring figs. He finds edible growth indicating trees with leaves may bear fruit later, resolving the apparent contradiction in the Gospels.
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Edersheim
England
What to Expect During First Pregnancy Says Psychiatrist
Dora G 23 asks about labor fears and Dr Crane explains childbirth basics. He details the labor sequence from fetal fluid to dilation, episiotomy, and delivery and notes average durations for first and subsequent births.
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Insomnia in Cows and Curiosities From a Mailbag
A columnist rounds up a playful mailbag of trivia and odd facts. Notes include cows with insomnia and warm milk as a nighttime aid, a claim about tattooed women, Ozzie Nelson as a youth, car parts, Governors Island boat passes, fish to meat ratios, marine corps travel, hair nets, perfume costs, boiling eggs test, crocodile birds, facial muscle use, iodine for splinters, perfume taxes, Roman feasts, earthquakes killed totals, giraffe necks as weapons, and Heraclitus on change.
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New York
Governors Island
U. S. Marine Corps
Africa
Rome
Heraclitus
Christ
Try and Stop Me I ATE AGAIN
A humorous gag about a quarrelsome couple and a nervous husband who claims he rode the wrong bus. Separate vignette style lines portray the misheard bus tale with a punchline about hamburgers and delay.
Horoscope for Stars Soy- For Tomorrow
The forecast notes mild prevailing influences and urges tact with authorities. It predicts social and travel opportunities around a birthday and late year prospects in finance, with new chances for advancement early 1958 and travel between May and July. A child born then is suited for sales, entertainment, or public service.
Frankfurter Sparked by Watkins Ruling in Congress Inquiry
The article analyzes Justice Frankfurter’s concurring critique of the Watkins Decision, contrasting a court trial with congressional inquiry. It argues that Congress delegated contempt authority to courts, risking diminished legislative power if not properly bounded.
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Watkins
Frankfurter
Warren
Congress
United States
Congressional Committee
Justice Frankfurter
House Committee On UN- American Activities
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House Committee On UN
Justice Clark
Houses of
Breast feeding best for newborns says Family Doctor
The Family Doctor argues that mother's milk is the ideal food for newborns and that while bottle feeding can work, breast milk supports better weight gain and health. It emphasizes weighing infants to detect insufficient intake, discusses cow's milk formulas, supplemental vitamins, and the rapid growth in the first year.
Court session resumes after six-year gap in West Buechel
George F. Hardman, police judge of West Buechel for six years, will hold court August 31 for the first time since the village lacked a town marshal. Arrests were rare until Hugh Johnson was hired recently and made a few arrests.
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George F. Hardman
West Buechel
Hugh Johnson
Detroit Woman Says Left-Side Driving Led to Collision
Mrs. Dorothy Sparks of Detroit told police she had just returned from Japan and was used to driving on the left side, a factor in a head on collision Monday on U. S. 65 in Chillicothe Missouri.
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Dorothy Sparks
Detroit
Japan
U. S. 65
Brain Game answers reveal famous names and myths
Puzzle list clues include figures like Atlas bearing the world, a U S vice president with a pipe, Amelia Earhart style polar flight, and a Winnie Mae circumnavigator. Other items reference basketball inventor, record car speeds, a famed locomotive poet, and Pangborn partnership in the first non stop trans Pacific flight.
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North Pole
Winnie Mae
Clyde Pangborn
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