Europe must share burden of aid with developing nations
The piece argues Europe should take a larger role in foreign aid as postwar recovery matures. It cites Eisenhower and State Department hints urging greater European responsibility to bolster free institutions and curb communism, noting public leadership and a large student exchange to foster peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Eisenhower
State Department
U.S
Asia
Africa
Free World
No Room at the Inn in Sullivan's Lodge Christmas Eve
A Christmas Eve scene at Sullivan's Lodge in Spring Lake centers on a young soldier and his partner seeking a room for the night. The bartender Lennie and the Sullivan family reflect small town hospitality and gossip as the couple faces the holiday conflict of a full inn. The twist reveals the girl is expecting a baby, turning the tale into a reminder of the old saying that there is no room at the inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Sullivn
Spring Lake
al Kenny
Lennie Martin
Lennie
Dorothy Sullivan
Bud
M.p’s
Fort Monmouth
Ohio
Debates Over Married Teens in School
A Dear Abby column gathers reader opinions on married teenage students continuing education. Fathers mothers and students argue for and against school attendance, night classes, and the impact on morals and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Philadelphia
South High
Minneapolis
Minn
Toledo
Asheville
N.C
Problems Of Television And Government Control
The article argues television mirrors radio under government licenses with FCC and FTC oversight. It notes radio offers rapid news but TV lags in imaginative programming and relies on ads, causing viewer interruptions from blab offs. Pay TV is proposed as a solution, with free versus selective models discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Department of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Milton Berle
Nuts Defined a General and a Moment of World War II
A 1944 Bastogne siege tale centers on Brig. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe and the 101st Airborne. His one word reply Nuts! to a German surrender demand became a lasting symbol of Allied resilience and heroism. The piece tracks McAuliffe rise from brigadier to full general and reflects on the wartime context and aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Belgium
Adolf Hitler
Ardennes
Anthony
Old Crock) McAuliffe
101St Airborne Division
Bastogne
U. S
10Th Armored
McAuliffe
U.S.A
George Patton
Crock
U. S. Army
Europe
American Cyanamid Co
Tony
Overseas Press Club
New York
Parents Shape Kids Through Unseen Habits Says Doctor
Doctor Crane argues children imitate parental attitudes and speech, shaping fears, health worries, music tastes, language, and views on marriage and religion. A mother with chronic illness talk and a father’s harsh taunts can transfer negativity, while kindness to animals and calm speech foster sympathy and steadier behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Makers of Christmas trappings see record gift season in 1960
The article highlights a booming Christmas supply chain with 50 factories starting next year’s production of ribbons seals and decorations. It notes advances in materials such as mylar nylon and laminates and cites Hallmark Cards as spending about four million dollars daily on cards and related items. Facile Corp estimates ribbon sales at sixty million dollars with a ten percent gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis & Health Assn. of
New York
New York City
Hallmark Cards Inc
Facile Corp
Sun Chemical
Danger of nephritis linked to colds and throat infections
This health column warns big and small men and women to guard against nephritis or Bright's disease, a kidney failure risk after cold or throat infections. It urges prompt medical advice for sore throats and sinus infections and outlines precautions, symptoms, and aftercare to reduce danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Swanky Paris Reception Quips and City Clean-Up Notices
A Paris correspondent recalls a stylish reception attended by nobles and their ladies. An elderly host facetiously asks a stranger for a bourbon and whether a Hapsburg would suffice. City clean-up notices spark a quip about dirt and alarms. A drunk driver seeks one more drink for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hapsburg
The Athens Messenger Advertising Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger lists subscription and mail rates for local and distant readers and provides the publishing office address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio. It notes Second Class matter status and Association press membership with mailing options for daily Sunday and weekly editions.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
U. S
Possessions
Athens
Ohio
Assoc Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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