Boom Psychology in 1957 Economy and the risk of government waste
The piece cites Time Magazine on boom psychology and argues that prosperity bred expectations of continuous growth. It cautions against inflationary spirals and urges business leaders to use the 1957 corrective period to reset plans, reduce waste, and resist overextended government debt while maintaining confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Magazine
Time
U. S
Martin
Federal Reserve Board
The Untold Suez Story Under Egyptian control of the canal
Insight into Egypt's management of the Suez Canal since 1956. Despite forecasts, Egypt reopened the canal after salvage work and has begun operating it, though doubts remain about depth, pilot staffing, and future funding for planned improvements through 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Suez
Canal Authority
Suez Company
Inventor Father and Amusing Inventions Parade
Jim Bishop recalls his father an incurable inventor who never patented ideas. The column lists whimsical inventions and patent numbers from the era, including a chewing gum that won’t stick, a backin parking apparatus, and a drive in theater concept, with playful jabs at public figures and a humorous tone throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
United State Patent Office
John
Johnny
Brooklyn
Case History of a Psychiatrist Case W-389
Teen tragedy warns of rash acts after a breakup as Hector A. 16 died after a failed suicide attempt with a revolver. The article urges responsibility to parents teachers and mentors and offers a Teen-Age Test booklet through Dr Crane in care of the newspaper.
Joe the Dog Stands Trial for Leash Offense
A citizen defends Joe the Dog in court over a Thanksgiving Day leash violation claim. The writer questions the dates and summons procedure, argues constitutional rights, and bets the case will reach higher courts. The piece compares the judge’s impartiality to Justice Douglas and hints at a forthcoming book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Ellery Queen
Agatha Christie
United States
Joe McCarthy
America
Sputnik
Supreme Court
Warren
William O. Douglas
United States Supreme Court
Justice Douglas
Douglas
Barefoot Scholar Finds Life in Everglades
Bud Kirk a 46 year old barefoot fisherman lives in the Everglades near Everglades Florida He left Rochester New York in 1930 to vanished wilderness and survived by trapping coon alligators and gathering wild orchids He met a wife and later studied at the University of Miami Now he faces a crossroads between staying in the swamp and finding better pay to support three children He cites a degree of tolerance as the greatest lesson learned from his solitary life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Fla
Bud Kirk
Bud
Kirk
Rochester
N. Y
America
Kappy Stephens
University of Miami
Try and Stop Me Bridegroom’s Honeymoon Ticket Rescue
A humorous column notes a bride and groom where the groom reveals he bought only one railroad ticket for their honeymoon. The conductor’s discovery sparks the rescue line and a joke about thoughts focused on love.
Horoscope Forecast for 1958 Personal Finances and Growth
Tomorrow's influence remains restrictive but effort pays off. For birthdays, expect a financial uptrend over three months with mid January budget strain, solvable by realistic problem solving. Earnings may rise later and personal matters stay generally favorable through 1958 with initiative aiding job advancement and October November business opportunities. A child born on this day is described as conscientious and secretive.
The Family Doctor Dr Edwin Jordan
The Family Doctor Dr Edwin Jordan notes that in extremely cold weather surface blood vessels contract as a response to cold. He explains this restricts blood flow to the skin to conserve heat and warns readers to dress warmly in freezing conditions.
Chase Church Hymns of Plain Folks and Local Faith
A poem recalls Chase Church near Athens Ohio where country folk gather for simple worship and communal songs, contrasting plain devotion with pompous displays in other churches. The piece emphasizes welcoming tones and shared sunshine and prayers among familiar faces.
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Ohio
Chase Church
Real Estate Transfers in Corning Monroe and New Lexington
Property deeds show Joe and Mary Lombard transferring to John and Julius Curry Jr in Corning. Henry and Anna Kochs sell to John A Boothe and Dorothy Boothe in Monroe Two. Hanna M Marshall transfers to Beryl Dawson in Corning. Richard and Margie Thomas deed parcels to Jerald and Margaret McTeague in New Lexington. Mrs James T Murray transfers to Rose Bobanich in Monroe Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Mary Lombard
John
Julius Curry, Jr
Corning
Henry
Anna Kochs
John A
Dorothy Boothe
Monroe
Hanna M. Marshall
Beryl Dawson
Richard and
Margie Thomas
Jerald
Margaret McTeague
New Lexington
James T. Murray
Rose Bobanich
The Athens Messenger Classified Rates Page
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger publish daily and Sunday editions with carriage and mailing terms. Rates include one month four weeks two dollars six, six months four fifty, one year twelve dollars in Ohio and West Virginia, plus annual postal notices.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W. Va. Wiser
Athena
Associated Press
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J. F. Clarke
Blaise Pascal
Jim Bishop
Frankford
Lew Burdette
California
Herb Shriner
Dulles
IBM
By Hatlo
George Crane
Case
Hector A
Hector
YMCA
Chance
George Sokolsky
Barefoot Scholar
Hal Boyle
Bennett Cerf
George Posner
Hollywood
King Features Syndicate
Edwin Jordan
the Public Forum
Chase
Athens
Coun
E. P. Covington, Sr
Boise, Idaho
Ture
Perry County
Martext
Lorna Doone
Beatrice
Cooper
Brain Game
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