Emphasis on Science Spurs Need for Informed Free Press
The Missouri School of Journalism marks its Fifty year anniversary with a nation wide program to boost public communications education. Celebrations begin August and run through 1959 featuring a postage stamp dedication September 22 1958 and plans for a National Journalism Hall of Fame. The Columbia Missourian is produced by students under faculty supervision blending practical newspaper work with classroom study.
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Gerald
Snyder Central Press Association
Columbia
University of Missouri
World
Missouri
Press Congress of the World
Walter Williams
St. Louis
San Francisco
Honolulu
United States
Columbia Missourian
Ohio union shop ban sponsors claim large petition margin
Ohio petitioners for the union shop ban report 394 818 valid names, about 40 608 over the 354 210 needed for a vote on November 4. Officials expect about 10 000 of the 72 890 validated names to be valid upon recheck. Ohioans for Right to Work filed 467 708 signatures from 88 counties with about 15 percent invalidations.
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Columbus
Ohioans For Right To Work, Inc
Cuyahoga County
Auglaize
Gallia
Auto makers reveal swivel front seats in 1959 models
Detroit auto leaders announce swiveling front seats that swing outward at a lever touch, aiding tight skirts and tall drivers. A rear view mirror with auto dimming, larger rear windows, and a thermostat controlled carburetor valve to prevent stalling are also highlighted as 1959 features. Ohio highway bids and wage rules appear in notices.
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Detroit
General Motors
Rochester Products
Mrs Grim Presents Little Show At Nelsonville Library
The Nelsonville Discussion Group met at the Nelsonville Public Library with members including Mrs Neal Kyle Mrs Maybelle Green and Mrs Hattie Hickman. Mrs Grim and her son presented Hawaii trip slides and an authentic Hawaiian Hula as Hawaiian punch and cookies were served. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday September 26 at the library.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville Public Library
Neal Kyle
Maybelle Green
Hattie Hickman
Lucille Wright
Annie Chapman
Lauralee Clark
Jessie Duncan
Rosa Freer
Lennah Cranmer
Ken Boycher
Waveline Pritchard
Jeanette Grim
Jerry Grim
Three Men Fined In Mayor's Court
Nelsonville reports three men fined in Mayor Robert Auflicks court during the weekend. John D. Dominic of Toledo paid 25 dollars and costs for operating without a license. Roger Dean Pack of Deanville paid 19 dollars and costs for reckless operation. William L. Risley of Columbus paid 25 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Nelsonville
Robert Auflick
John D. Dominic
Toledo
Roger Dean Pack
Deanville
William L. Risley
Columbus
Riley Couple Entertained Relatives From Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley hosted their two nieces from Columbus this past weekend at their Stockport home. The nieces were Mrs. W. E. McCracy Jin and Mrs. Therma Wallick.
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Thomas Riley
Nelsonville
Columbus
Stockport
W. E. McCracy Jin
Therma Wallick
Rutland Guests and Florida Visit Keep Local Ties Strong
Rutland residents entertained visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lauffer and A. J. Shumaker of Columbus. Mrs. Betty Siders and daughter Jean returned home after a Florida month. Harry Snowden and son David visited his mother Ethel Snowden. Harvey Erlwine and Joetta Kay spent a day in New Martinsville. George Hartenbach of Florida visits his mother in law, Frances Snowden.
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Rutland
P. A. Jiiden
Ray Lauffer
A. J. Shumaker
Columbus
Bettys Siders
Jean
Florida
Harry Snowden
David
Snowden
Ethel Snowden
Harvey Erlwine
Joetta Kay
New Martinsville
George Hartenbach
Mrs. Hartenbach
Frances Snowden
Future Pen Pals At Madison State Fair
Two experimental Parker pen artists showcased future pens at the Wisconsin state fair in Madison. One pen would absorb light to generate electricity and burn an impression on paper. the second would absorb atmospheric nitrogen to create writing fluid through a chemical reaction.
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Madison
Parker Pen Artists
Central Press
Linkletter's Son Juggles Summer Show Biz Busy Schedule
Hollywood sees Art Linkletter's son Jack, 20, hosting Haggis Rabbis and filling in on House Party while finishing USC, marrying, and expecting a November child. He laments summer quiz show saturation but credits live formats and his father’s mentorship for his emcee career.
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Hollywood
Jack Linkletter
Jack
Art Linkletter
Papa Art
New Mexico Wilds
New York
University of Southern California
Dad
Art
Cincinnati Market Report Signals Steady Demand Across Livestock
Cincinnati markets show eggs and poultry prices with U S A grades and freight receipts. Cattle and calves stay steady while slaughter steers and heifers run higher amid moderate activity. hogs, lambs, and ewes display varied gains and steady demand in the regional livestock slate.
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Cincinnati
f.C.b. Cincinnati
U.S
U.S. A
USDA
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Athens Messenger
Arthur E. Summerfield
of Journalism and Freedom of the Press
The
Free
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Ted W. Brown
Secretary of State
Brown
Ohio
Crawford
Allen County
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
State Highway Director of
Marion Townshio
Vinton County
Swan Township
Highway Credit Examiner
Thement of Industrial Relations
Vision
Noble
Mrs. Grim
Linkletter
By Bob Thomas
Athens Pharmacy
Bill Janes
Paynesville
McConnelsville
Bradford Auction Co
Racine, Ohio
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Athens
Beagle
Burr Oak
Rock
Bob Garrett
Washington St
Messenger Office
Want Ad Department
Mercury
Algeo Motor Sales
E. State St. Ph
Platt Rambler Sales
W. Union St
Dodge
Paul Koch
Willow Creek Rd
Studebaker
Plymouth
International
Gail Watkins Equipment Co
Waverly Mobile Home Sales
U.S. No
Waverly
Inc
Sun
Dannie's Trailer Sales, Inc
Logan
Temple Theater
First St
Middleport
Great Lakes
the Plains
James Mace
Jacobs Ave
Chauncey
Auto Service
Brown's Pure Oil
North Court
Cushman
Schwinn
Whizzer
White’s Shop
Zundapp Motorcycles
Billy Perry Motor Sales
Mmlessenger
Electric Motor Service
Union Dial
W. O. Rose
Miller's Sanitation
Guysville
Coolvile R. D
Jim Vaughn
Bob
A & P Call
Fuller Brush
W. Sta
Varsity Theater
Athens Area
Dannie’s Trailer Sales Inc
Rawleigh Dealer
N. Or S
Athens Co
Mable Kim
Tuppers Plains
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport, Ill
Capehart Housing Project
Fort Gee
Meade, Maryland
Penn Plastering Corp
D.P
White's Mill
Fort Geo, Meade, Maryland
Fort Geo. Meade
Maryland
Wolfe's
N. Court
Luminus
Reeves Co
Attleboro
Mass
John Heffken
Sunset Drive
Carpenter St
Albany
Fred Wheaton, Jr
Union St
Sherwood Music School
Elma Randall
S. Congress
Elmer W. Sutton
CFA
Realsilk and Hoover
Hocking
Perry Counties
E. H .Phelps
Central Ave
A.K.C
Mahaffey Motor Service
Vivian's Aviaries & Aquarium
Norwood, Logan
Glen McDaniel
West Roofing Co
Depot St
Johns - Manville
Henry Crow
Janitros Furnaces Sales & Service
L. E. White
Berkshire
Ed Gilt
S. H. Wollhorn
Bidwell
Delaine
RAMS
Harry G. Henry
Sharpsburg
Amesville
Frank Turner
Armstrong
H. D. Martin
S.W.P
Sherwin Williams
McArthur
Love Brothers
Rapp’s
White Rock
New Hampshire
Howard Starlin
H. A. Barnhart
Joppa
Reedsville
Coolville
Dept. N
Avon, Conn
Buick
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Oldsmobile
Plymouth Cranbrook
Stimson & Palmer
E. Carpenter
Coalville
Plains
Rardin Brothers
Foster'’S Gun Shop
C. E. Schuster & Son
Higgins
Richland Ave
Goodyear
Toro
Straw’s
Straw Electric
Washington
Watkins Products
Robert Bletcher
Deanville, Ohio
Zenith Television
Dial
Hudson Ave
Highland Ave
Willow Creek Road
Alberta
Webster Fruit Farm
Longbottom
Chester
Elbertas
Golden Giant
Alva Collins
Union Ridge
Carpenter
Ao Pve A
FORD
Monterey
Montclair
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