Bevan and Menon as Critics of Freedom and War
A critical column contrasts Aneurin Bevan of Britain and Krishna Menon of India. It argues Bevan leans to demagogy and questions in Russia and America, warning that granting him power would enthrone demagoguery while noting Europe bears deeper ethnic and political feuds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Krishna Menon
India
Menon
Brother Bevan
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Bevan
Russia
Kremlin
America
Europe
England
IRS Extends New Personal Expense Reporting to 1958
The Internal Revenue Service delayed the effective date of stricter rules requiring detailed disclosure of deductible personal expenses on tax returns until 1958. Officials justify the delay noting many taxpayers will not have kept records for 1957, but insist the 1958 changes will require close tracking of all deductible expenditures. The agency intends to scrutinize accounts with rigorous scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Air Traffic Control System Aims to Improve Safety
The United States is creating an air traffic control system to guide flights during restricted visibility and on specified routes under C A A control. Initially affecting military jets, the plan will gradually cover lower flight levels and later jet transports and broader air traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bethlehem Visit From a Bangkok of Bethlehem Trip
A Chrysler carries an American couple and their guide through Jerusalem toward Bethlehem. They mock local merchants while Mr Sun Glasses profits from commissions. In a damp cave they note the traditional nativity setting and fret over bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floss
Daddy
Jesus
Sun Glasses
Bethlehem
Case History Reveals Hidden Guilt Behind Heart Worry
Carolyn D a 29 year old mother fears losing her mind and dying after a miscarriage and blood loss. A psychiatrist identifies severe health anxiety rooted in guilt over inducing her own abortion and urges confession, atonement, and rebuilding life with spiritual and medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn D
Carolyn
Half States of the West and Federal Control
The author argues Western states face growing federal land and resource control while praising Wyoming’s independent university system. He cites Governor Simpson on land grants, taxes, and revenue losses from projects like Pelton Dam, noting the broad federal reach and its impact on state funding and autonomy. He recalls Montana scenery, Columbia University ties, and the Wyoming Science Camp’s international reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milward L. Simpson
Wyoming
Congress of the United States
Simpson
Wyoming University
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Pelton
California
Florida Keys
United States
Montana
Missouri
Mississippi
Columbia University
University of Wyoming
New York
Hudson River
The Future Is Going To Rover and Mimi
A whimsical dialogue between dogs Mimi and Rover explores love and fear of the future. Mimi rejects Rover over fears of space bred puppies and dystopian dreams, but they concede to marry for their puppies and a future of dogs ruling a moon or spacebound world.
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Rover
Mimi
Wizard of Wall Street Keene and the Silver Fox Legend
The piece portrays James R. Keene known as the Silver Fox, a 19th century Wall Street wizard who helped float United States Steel, conducted manipulations for J P Morgan, and dispensed a billion dollar issue without market disruption. It notes his lifelong bull stance and quips on speculation and bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earn Baruch
Wall Street
James R. Keene
Keene
the Silver Fox
New York
Pacific Coast
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Fifth Avenue
Speeders Target Hollister Ohio School Zone
Constable Hoyt Williams warns Hollister residents to slow to 20 mph in the school zone and avoid drinking and driving on the road. He pledges to watch for speeders and drunken drivers to protect local children ages six and up.
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the Messenger
Hollister
Ohio
Celiac disease and tongue-tie discussed by The Family Doctor
Parents inquire about celiac disease a nutrition disorder in infants marked by distended abdomen and chronic diarrhea. The article explains uncertain causes and treatment focused on maintaining nutrition and absorbing foods, with variable duration and improved outlook due to nutrition knowledge. A second issue covers tongue-tie and delayed talking in children and advises seeking expert guidance if concerns persist. A later case describes hydronephrosis in a 14 year-old after a football injury and the need to address urinary obstruction or remove a nonfunctioning kidney if necessary.
Stars Say For Tomorrow Birthdays And Plans
The reading notes a propitious day for routine matters and mental work, advising tact in negotiations. If tomorrow is your birthday, the year ahead looks pleasant with potential promotion or business expansion by mid 1958 and upturn in finances. Relationships stay harmonious. June to September highlight social and travel interests. A birthday child will be warm-hearted and intelligent.
Family Notices and Church Schedule From Athens
Sumner Mrs Lornabell Pullins visited her parents in Canton while Mr and Mrs Myrl Roberts hosted relatives. The Burtons reside on Calloway Ridge. Reverend Grove to fill regular Alfred Methodist Church appointment. The Athens Messenger announces daily circulation with carrier and mail options and rates for Ohio and West Virginia.
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Sumner
Lornabell Pullins
William Pooler
Canton
Myr! Roberts
Neal Roberts
Burton
Burtons
Calloway Ridge
Grove
Alfred Methodist Church
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Mr. Bevan
Mary Baker Eddy
Jim Bishop
Jerusalem
Mabe
Haceldama
Judas
Gethsemane
Momma
Moab
Joseph
Mr. Sun Glasses
By Hailo
Bigdome
MR. Bigdome
Christ
George Sokolsky
Sam Dawson
Hal Boyle
Bennett Cerf
Gotham
Union Square
King Features Syndicate
the Public Forum
Hoyt Williams Glouster
Godfrey Cass
George Eliot
Long Tom Coffin
Alan Breck
Robert L. Stevenson
Tony Belch
Jerry Cruncher
Tony Lumpkin
Clara Peggotty
Wilkins Micawber
Charlotte Bronte
Edward Rochester
OIA Ouer
Playsaddog Praeg
Ymuwuisplor Jaatio
Edwin Jordan
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Vasel
W Va. T
Athens
Associated Press
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