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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1955
Page
4
A Plan to Lure New Industry From Eisenhower’s View
The piece argues government aid to unemployment and population issues should be paired with local initiative. It urges communities to partner with realistic incentives, highlighting the Labor Department’s data support while cautioning against complacent, aging industries. It compares doomed industries to shifting tides and stresses proactive civic effort.
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Bureau of the
Labor Department
Teen wage habits and canine name trends in a quirky update
A Lester Rand survey shows 7 of 10 American teens hold part time jobs with many earning by means such as drug or grocery store work and home typing. Girls age 13 to 18 outspend boys, dating adds about 5.55 weekly. most teens receive a weekly allowance. A dog name poll lists Black Smoky Skippy Pal King Spot and Tutty as popular choices, while old favorites wane. Diamond Jim Brady anecdotes reveal lavish eating feats and a note on champagne origins.
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Lester Rand
The
Youth Research Institute
Fido
Rover
Black’ Smoky
Skippy
Pal
King
Spot
Tutty
Towser
Prince
Pighe
Diamond Jim
Brady
Frank Bacchi
Plumbers Size Up Bathtubs In New Sales Gimmick
A London shop stages bathtubs outside for customers to test fit by stepping in, sparking thoughts on new display ideas from beds to couches. The piece then shifts to postwar politics urging genuine leadership and renewed self restraint to protect free government and national debt discipline.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower Nixon present united front before bar association
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon used speeches to warn the Soviets of a planned strategy, urging Russia to make concessions on Germany unification, satellites, and non communist subversion. Adenauer seeks Moscow talks while UN disarmament panel and Geneva meetings loom. outcome hinges on reciprocation and credibility. Romans verse at end.
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James Marlow
Pres
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
American Bar Association
United States
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Wil
East Germany
United Nations
America
Geneva
Bar Association
Wedding Ceremony Not Political Says Chuck Merritt
Dr Crane praises marriages as sacred religious rites not semi political acts. Chuck Merritt a justice of the peace in Forrest Illinois refuses to marry outside church oversight arguing weddings should be church led. He champions simple ceremonies that emphasize spiritual meaning over showy displays, urging adoption of bloodless kinship and parental ties built on love rather than blood.
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George W. Crane
Chuck Merritt
Forrest
Ilinois
Lelan
Crane
Chuck
Justices of the Peace
Muarna
Abel
Jacob
Ean
Iis
Absalom
Fonter
Dre Crane
Tor
Friedreichs ataxia heredity and early recognition discussed
Dr Jordan notes a 29 year old patient seeking hope for partial recovery from Friedreichs ataxia a hereditary spinal disorder. He explains germ plasm defects transmit via parents may be hidden and symptoms begin in childhood or after 30 with stumbling gait loss of coordination and eye jerks as the disease progresses. He emphasizes recognizing inherited nervous conditions early to prevent transmission.
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Edwin FP
Jordan
Friedreich
Fantt
Chilaven
Side Glances by Galbraith
A witty column titled Side Glances features Galbraith’s light humorous take on social quirks and everyday moments. The piece reflects on playful misunderstandings and the charm of ordinary conversations between people during a vacation setting.
Ice Cream Blues From Found Money Lifts Kids
Milwaukee police report six year old Lyn Moeller and five year old Michael found nine $100 bills in an ash box but could not buy ice cream. The man behind the counter advised them to take the money home to their mother and wait for the owner to be found. If not located, the children might have better luck at the ice cream shop next time.
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Milwaukee
Lyn Moeller
Michael
Bridegroom Slain On Eve Of California Wedding
In Alameda Springs California city building inspector Donald E. Graham 60 was found slain on the eve of his planned marriage while his fiancee Marie Ev trett 47 of Pittsburgh was en route to the ceremony. Police say robbery likely motive. The fiancée collapsed at a distant airport upon learning the news.
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Alm. Springs
Calif
Donald E. Graham
Marie Evtrett
Pittsburgh
Baby Sitters in News For Heroism, Tragedy
A baby sitter rescued the infant granddaughter of state Senator Fred Danner from a fire on Friday night in an upstairs room. Police in Dayton held Lydia Mae Williams, 52, for questioning in the fatal beating of 11 month old Robert Smith.
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Akron
Fred Danner
Dayton
Lydia Mae Williams
Robert Smith
Mystery Yacht Incident Continues Onboard
On a yacht, Deane suffers a serious head wound and medical staff, including Dr Lund, assess the injury. Lynch and Lynen search the study for clues while tension grows aboard as Lily Wyandnam wakes to the raid and the crew prepares to brief passengers.
Sonic Barrier Falls Receives Thompson Trophy Honor
Sonic Barrier Falls has been credited with the first official record for faster-than-sound flight. Cole Hanes, director of flight testing at Edwards Air Force Base, California, will receive the Thompson trophy at the National Aircraft Show in Philadelphia next month.
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Hs Chi
Cole Hanes
Join
Edwards
Air Force
Galifornia
National
Philadelphia
Stars Say For Tomorrow Forecast
The reading notes restrictions may upset plans in the early hours and advise tact with potential helpers. Personal relations especially with new acquaintances require understanding while cultural pursuits, community projects, and travel opportunities rise. November and December bring notable changes and a 1996 domestic improvement, with romance prospects for singles. A child born today will be practical and methodical.
Poisoned Milk Kills 39 Japanese Babies
Reported milk poisoning across Japan claims 39 infant deaths with dozens more affected. Preliminary laboratory findings link a powdered product to the tragedy, sparking widespread concern and calls for action. In a separate note, Dr. Lee De Forest marked a milestone birthday amid international honors in Los Angeles.
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Tokyo
Radio Programs Highlights and Schedule for Tuesday
Radio listings for Tuesday August 30 show Morning programs include Breakfast Club at 9:30 and 10:00 features with M. Margaret McBride. Afternoon includes News and Commentary, followed by quiz shows and a neighbors program. Evening wraps with Wonderful City and Betty Crocker cake segments and a late night repeat.
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Eany
Margaret McBride
Godney Thetshradeocbe
PTV
Dr. Praie
Abe
Johnny Oleen—mbe
Richoabe
Abe Nelehbor
Nish—Piober
Molly
Serais
Betty
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