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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1953
Page
4
The Kinsey study on women's sex habits challenges common beliefs by suggesting women have less pre marital experience and lower post marriage infidelity than men. While sample size and scope invite critique, the work may reduce ignorance and misperception if read cautiously amid potential oversimplified summaries.
The piece notes Moscow’s openness to a four power conference on Germany with China at the table and broader “international tensions” on the agenda, while suggesting such a talks path benefits Moscow amid East German unrest and a frail post Stalin regime. It also quotes religious and literary excerpts from James Hamilton Daniel and Abraham Lincoln and ends with a Taylor quote on lust and reason.
Relman Morin notes Dior’s postwar push to raise skirt lengths as Paris seeks to regain fashion leadership. American designer Clare Potter and Brooklyn Museum analyst Michelle Murphy predict limited change in the United States, noting the American look and leg appeal keep lengths moderate despite Dior’s sensational stance.
By year’s end about 200000 Mexicans are expected to legally work on U S farms for six weeks to six months, while perhaps twice that number slip in illegally. Atty Gen Brownell weighs more border guards or armed forces and a law penalizing farmers who hire wetbacks. The 1951 commission said abuse of illegals is rampant and that smugglers exploit migrants who fear reporting abuses. Seasonal enforcement often rises with the farming season.
Dr George W Crane argues for one year of college for Arnold B an 18 year old graduate while noting high costs yet long term benefits. He cites Northwestern University survey finding many seniors still unsure of careers and urges using night classes and self support to earn a degree. He notes college improves job prospects social polish and broader thinking. He concludes college as a valuable asset for modern youth and invites readers to request his psychological charts.
Beside the Laughing Water Lilith and Avis discuss Giles Wayland’s memory and the risk of judgment. They recall love regret and the pull of temptation as they confront the pain of possible misjudgments and a dangerous, alluring figure.
The reading urges continued enthusiasm despite minor obstacles, praising cooperation with friends and coworkers. It cautions to favor tested procedures over new experiments as Moon moves into Aries. Evening leisure, hobbies, sports, and cultural activities are highlighted alongside romance and birthday implications.
The text advises a clear mind in early Fall to seize opportunities, notes travel or broader experiences in September, and warns about financial risk in the last three months of 19538. It also says a child born on this day will be conservative, meticulous, and health-minded.
The American Geographical Society announced a study by its medical geographical department showing almost two thirds of the world’s population are starving despite adequate global food production. The report was released yesterday in New York.
A dense listing of daily programs across WLWO WSAZ WTVS WRNS and other stations detailing shows from morning to late night. Entries include news, variety, dramas, movies, sports, and children's fare with time blocks and channel numbers.
A detailed weekday and Wednesday list of radio programs across stations in Cincinnati Columbus Huntington Parkersburg Athens Gallipolis and Marietta. It covers noon to 4 pm and evening lineups with news, dramas, music shows, talk programs and soap operas including specific show titles and times.
Military Mail Call announces addresses of service members. This item lists Charles W. Smith from New Marshfield with unit US 52275232, 17st Station Hospital, APO 94, c/o postmaster, San Francisco California. The Messenger invites similar submissions to Athens Ohio.
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