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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1956
Page
4
A column cites 40 million cars on holiday roads and about 350 serious crashes, urging caution and blaming driver error rather than mechanical failure. It argues for greater sympathy to the needy year round and notes Eisenhower and Nehru’s Gettysburg visit as a model for deep, sustained dialogue.
James Marlow analyzes UN leverage as Egypt's president Nasser uses conditions to control Suez clearance while world powers press Britain and France to withdraw. The piece compares UN responses to Egypt and Hungary, Warns of a pattern in Nasser's diplomacy and questions how far the UN can act.
The First National City Bank points to a point of no return for savers. It shows how the annual rate needed to preserve purchasing power from 1948 to now ranges from 3.4 percent to 17 percent depending on income tax bracket. Government bonds, once yielding 2.19 percent in 1946, have risen to 3.27 percent only recently, leaving savers seeking inflation protection.
A columnist discusses Dr George Crane's case and argues that modern funerals, with flowers and dignified rites, uplift the living. He mocks extreme penny pinching, cites biblical anecdotes, and extols cremation debates while praising the moral value of honoring the dead with beauty and ceremony.
A newspaper style column presents medical Q A exchanges. Topics include pregnancy linked shoplifting behavior suspicion, myasthenia gravis misdiagnosis risks, trigeminal neuralgia treatment options, naval hernia surgery versus a truss, sleepwalking in the elderly, and a radiographic notch on the gall bladder.
The Chester group held a lodge meeting with 51 members in attendance. Gifts were exchanged and a dinner was served. Weekend visitors included multiple families and guests from East Fultonham Canton Jessup and Columbus. Holiday visits and travel notes follow among local residents and relatives.
Final and Jim stalk a mesa rim watching for Apaches. A lookout ambush erupts when a dark rock jumble yields an Apache with a rifle. Shots ring out as Tapp, Kramer, and Final duel with Army rifles and a government commission in a high tension stand off. The outcome hinges on who holds the guns and who acts first.
A reader criticizes media coverage of Arabs and the Holy Land, drawing a parallel to Genghis Khan. The letter laments lack of radio and press attention, naming local visitors and residents who spent holidays or visits with family, including the Vaughans, Clark, and others.
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