Newspaper masthead and subscription rates fragment
Publication details list Frederick W. Bush as publisher and Charles W. Reamer as editor. It notes daily and Sunday delivery, mail rates, and town Athens, Ohio, with historical notes on establishment dates and carrier versus mail subscriptions.
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Frederick W. Bush
Shing
Charles W. Reamer
Gegen Tame
Wack Toe
Mail
Ohio
W. Va
Ween
Athens
Postoffice
Measure of failure as Eisenhower budget rises
The Wall Street Journal argues that Eisenhower’s second term budget shows no reduction in government burdens. It notes spending will reach 96 billion in 1957-58 with balanced-budget only if 73 billion is collected, and claims the administration has failed to maintain its fiscal resolve.
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Eisenhower
Humphrey
Congress
Sen
Olin Johnston
D-Sc
Budget Bureau
Congressional
Encouraging British Visit Signals Restored Ties
The visit of British defense minister Duncan Sandys drew warm reception from American officials and is viewed as a step toward full relations under Macmillan. The talks focused on coordinating Western defenses and guided missile collaboration amid Britain defense cuts, marking the first close high level meeting since Suez and hinting at broader alliance improvement.
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Duncan Sandys
Britain
Macmillan
Sandys
U.S
Suez
White House record keeper A Wayne Hawks chronicling paper flow
A. Wayne Hawks, chief of the White House Office of Records, handles questions from the President’s staff on legalities and procedures. His desk shows the vast workload of government paperwork, with 18 appointment files required and a push to reduce unnecessary paper, reflecting the administration’s effort to streamline operations.
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Eisenhower
A. Wayne Hawks
Office of Records
White House
Pearl Harbor
Hawks
State Department
Eisenhower Budget: A Tight Plan With Broad Benefits
The 72 billion dollar peacetime budget covers farmers veterans students Indians and programs like water resources buildings the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Smithsonian. Administration officials tout restraint while Congress weighs cuts prompting criticism of backroom bargaining and questions about where reductions should come from.
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Washington
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
Smithsonian Institution
Congress
Fisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Doctor Crane on Georgianna and parental jealousy
Dr Crane analyzes Georgianna G a 22 year old legal stenographer who endures a jealous father restricting her social life He argues the adult woman should control dating, advocate for herself and consider living at the YWCA if needed He urges a direct talk with her father and offers a bulletin on sex problems of young people
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George W. Crane
Georgianna G
DR. Crane
Georgianna
YWCA
Heart Murmurs in Children Explained by Causes and Risks
A doctor explains that a child's heart murmur may be functional or due to congenital or rheumatic valve issues. Not all murmurs signal danger, but identifying cause, location, and damage level is essential. Rest and panic avoidance are advised, with careful diagnosis guiding activity limits.
Tombstone as yard decoration in Bon Air Virginia
In Bon Air Virginia Mr and Mrs John A Ahern Jr leave a tomb found under weeds on their property near their front door as a conversation piece The stone bears Anderson Edwards born 1795 died 1864 The couple says they have grown fond of Mr Edwards Meanwhile in Richmond state police receive life protection training with doctors lecturing troopers on first aid in childbirth
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Bon Air
John A. Ahern Jr
Anderson Edwards
Aherns
Mr. Ahern
Edwards
Guardians OF Life
Richmond
Virginia State Police
One Room Schoolhouse Moved to Fairgrounds as Exhibit
In Spooner Wisconsin the Washburn County Fair Board relocated a historic one room country schoolhouse to the fairgrounds to preserve it as a permanent exhibit. The move aims to show how generations of children attended school in rural areas.
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Spooner
Wis
Wisconsin
Washburn County
Conscientious Jewel Seller Receives Prisoner Payment Request
Oklahoma City jeweler Charles Robinson received a letter from a customer jailed in Iowa asking to cut monthly payments. The debtor said he earns $2.50 monthly in prison but would not abandon the debt of $80 until paid in full.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Robinson
Iowa
Cass and Marcy face tangled loves and a pallbearer request
Cass confronts Marcy about a broken marriage and a gun of romantic entanglements. Dr Ward learns Lenoire Black has died and undertaker Benniger asks him to be pall bearer, a request he refuses amid town opinion and Cordy’s fury.
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Cass
Marcy
Jake
Lee
Matt Knapp
Germany
Alex
Cordy
Matt
Lenoire
Leo Powers
Mike Benniger
Dr. Ward
Lenoire Black
Mike
Tomorrow's Horoscope Advises Caution and Creative Work
The forecast warns against drastic business changes and extravagance while encouraging mental effort and originality. If your birthday is tomorrow, your talents will be energized over the coming year, with emphasis from August to November. Expect cautious finances and strong social traits in a trustworthy, versatile child born that day.
Classified Rhymes Tell Truth From West Virginia Factory
Ronteverte West Virginia notices reflect a metal works shop shutting for hunting days with a rhymed warning. The West Virginia News notes the humorous classification of inventory and repairs as idle. In India and Russia, eighty engineers train for a one million ton steel mill while six hundred six more prepare to follow in two years.
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Ronceverte
W. Va
West Virginia News
New Delhi
Russia
India
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