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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1955
Page
4
The piece argues surpluses in government hands are the core farm problem. It traces wartime production incentives, price supports, and rising yields that outpace demand. It criticizes crude wartime fixes and calls for a new growth approach embraced by either political party.
The piece argues that American citizens increasingly access information but reveal gaps in history knowledge among college freshmen. It cites misdated events and incorrect presidents, then contrasts public perception of big business profits with the reality of distribution to workers and investors, questioning how wealth and power sustain the economy.
The Guaranty Trust Co. urges that housing policy avoid paternalistic controls and define adequate housing by market means. Builders blame tighter mortgage rules and higher rates for slower starts as costs rise from lumber and cement price increases and limited credit supply. Government foresees modest declines offset by continued high spending, while the broader debate centers on how much intervention is appropriate amid capacity limits.
A HAL BOYLE column highlights wacky stats about Americans. It cites millions who play instruments, Franklin’s kite incident, breakfast habits, elderly relatives, taxes, beer feats, Mesopotamian beer tubes, asthma mortality, mental illness rates, Lou Nova and poetry, potato chips share, hamburger preferences, debt inflation, Bald Knob cross plan, burglar alarms, baby longevity, education trends, and car financing.
Dr George W Crane discusses a Mary E 31 student planning an educational project. He urges reading the Bible first noting Gallup polls show Americans struggle with naming the four Gospels. He links colleges to church foundations and claims hospitals grew from gospel influence.
Dr. Crane urges reading the Bible first and studying the Four Gospels Mark Matthew Luke and John. He notes rheumatism terms evolve and discusses causes while promoting church and Bible study through university women clubs and local clergy support. He recommends requesting Dr. Matching's books via mailed inquiry.
The forecast notes that elders friendship may aid goals, with sincere advice and possible tangible thanks. From afternoon, romance shines. birthdays signal future rewards in occupation and status. October may bring emotional tension, met with philosophical acceptance. a child born today is aggressive, self confident.
Outlaws confront Dan and Eraine in a tense Western scene. Pace shoots Vic Odlum as Dan and the group react. Vic dies, Vic’s son Art confronts his guilt, and the family contends with injuries and sorrow as the narrative continues.
An American editorial fragment discusses China and Korea war issues with references to Outer Mongolia and Red China. It mentions a proposed UN role, the idea of recognizing China, and debates over U N voting and leadership.
Dean tops a national audience poll for the first annual audience awards with late James Dean among top movie performers. Beat contenders include Allyson Day Garland Jones Kelly Collins Malone Moore Belafonte Hunter Lemmon Palance Parker and others in a period-style listing.
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs and hosts such as Tennessee Ernlencba 1 Day Commentary, Heart of News, Mesio, Oren Dieurtata, News and Varietleoall pata, Dr. Peale, Oneatan a Pamiy, Pauline Frederick, Galt Show, and Bruce and Dan. It notes times like 10:20, 10:30, 12:00, 2:00, and midnight repeats, with various music and news blocks and a Bandstand segment, reflecting a dense lineup from a past broadcasting day.
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