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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1960

Page

4

The Great Compromise Henry Clay Commemoration

The article highlights Henry Clay as a foundational American statesman and orator, honored in a planned 10 volume edition of his speeches. It notes his role in the Missouri and Compromise of 1820 and the Compromise of 1850, his rivalry with Andrew Jackson, and Lincoln’s admiration for him.

Henry Clay Clay Daniel Webster John C. Calhoun Senate Missouri Andrew Jackson Jefferson Hamilton Lincoln Douglas Jackson Abraham Lincoln

European Baseball Federation grows with two new members

A Real World Series Baseball breaks through the Iron Curtain as Poland and Great Britain join the European Baseball Federation. The body now includes nine nations France Italy West Germany Belgium Spain the Netherlands and Sweden.

European Baseball Federation Great Britain Europe Western Hemisphere Japan European Federation France Italy West Germany Belgium Spain Netherlands Sweden United States

Mysteries Undersea Creature Reported Deep Pacific

A Trieste bathyscaphe crew sighted a fish near the ocean bottom more than seven miles down, challenging assumptions about deep sea life. The note adds a reflection on Earthly mysteries alongside human political questions about the Democratic party’s finances.

Bathyseapt Trieste Pacific

Washington’s Culture Center Aims to Boost Capital Arts

A federal law authorizes a huge combined opera house concert hall theater and reception center in Washington. A Congress appointed board will soon solicit funds nationwide. The project seeks to make the capital a vigorous generative center of the arts beyond existing galleries and orchestras.

Washington National Art Gallery Congress

Portrait of a Newsman and a Silent Backbone

Jim Bishop recalls a 31 year career in journalism revealing the toll of reporting. He describes reporters as tough, cynical and skilled at masking feelings while recounting vivid scenes from crime and tragedy across New York. He reflects on fear, alcohol, and growing numbness.

George Rivel City Desk

Dear Abby Style Advice On Trust And Tipping

A reader asks if a wife may demand her husband’s work hours and pay. Abby suggests honest discussion, or visiting his workplace to prove trust issues. Another letter laments tipping bias while hoping for tips in wills, and Abby replies with humor about timing.

Outer Space Earth Abby

Doctor Cranes Personal Cases Case D-478

Dr George W Crane argues teachers clergy and clerks often earn less than doctors but receive many hidden benefits. He lists subsidies such as free housing rent secretary and car expenses and shows net comparisons to gross incomes. He urges teens to learn the difference between net and gross salary and minimize envy of higher paid professions.

Tom T Crane America

Money and Credit Tightness Debate in Postwar Era

Federal Reserve Chair William McChesney Martin Jr. cites 60 billion dollars of last year’s credit growth as not new money but funds from corporations and individuals. New York bank economists say money turnover and demand for money-market instruments explain credit conditions more than the Fed, with faster money velocity during good times and inflationary pressures in postwar years.

Thomases Federal Reserve Board New York FED William McChesney Martin Jr First National City Bank of New York Bank Treasury Finance Company

Folk Medicine upends lists as Vermont doctor nets bestseller surge

78 year old Vermont physician D C Jarvis popularizes a cider vinegar and honey tonic through Folk Medicine. Publishers report sales surpassing 300 000 copies while critics question efficacy. The piece also notes Paul Getty’s billionaire status and remarks on inflation in 1960.

James Micheners Herman Wouks Moss Harts D.C. Jarvis

Stork Club Picket Case Highlights Labor Contract Puzzle

In a federal hearing, Arduilio Susi of Local 89 explains post Landrum Griffin limits on picketing for recognition at the Stork Club. The exchange shows unions avoiding direct contract demands while seeking wage protections, complicating settlement of the strike.

Stork Club New York Archie O. Dawson Arduilio Susi Local 89 Chefs, Cooks, Pastry Cooks and Assistants Union Susi National Labor Relations Board Sherman) Billingsley

Health And Happiness A Mother Seeks Help For Fearful Child

An Ohio mother describes her eight year old daughter frightened to stay alone in the house and afraid at night. A columnist advises sympathetic yet firm steps to build courage, reduce attention to fears, and promote self reliance.

Ohio Nine

Grandfather's Garden Returns With Spring Hope

In a verse about resilience, Jessie A. Whisman notes that Grandpa, thought past his prime, will tend the garden again as the seed catalog arrives and Spring arrives with shine or rain, signaling renewed life and care.

Grandma Grandpa Gramp Jessie A. Whisman

Cousin Jokes Help Drive Up Speeding Fine in Court

In Cincinnati Dr J K Keefe faced Judge John W Keefe who joked that he was met by a cousin. The judge fined the physician five dollars plus costs after a guilty plea to speeding 48 mph in a 35 mph zone. The two had not seen each other in five years.

Feeney Cincinnati J. K. Keefe John W. Keefe

The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Delivery Rates

The Athens Messenger announces daily publication with a Saturday exception. It lists subscription rates by delivery method and region, including in Ohio and the West and mail options across the U S and possessions. The notice notes post office class, Associated Press membership, and mailing address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.

Athens Messenger Messenger Ohio & W Doty D. A U. S Athens Ohio Associated Press The Messenger Publishing Co Union St

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