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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1957

Page

4

Messenger Publishing Co. rates and staff listing

The notice provides pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier, mail, and subscription options. It lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher and Joan W. Webb as managing editor, with Charles W. Reamer as city editor. It notes Athens Ohio postal details and second class matter status.

Frederick W. Bush the Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Bush Joan W. Webb Charles W. Reamer Athens Ohio Postoffice

Eisenhower Doctrine Backed by Congress Amid Budget Debate

The House and likely the Senate support President Eisenhower's standby authority to use force against a Communist aggressor in the Middle East. Critics worry about oil and regional conflicts, while analyses note civilian budget gains outpace military rises, with total year gaps and higher spending across health, education, and infrastructure.

House of Representatives Eisenhower Middle East Dulles Russia Senate House Suez Canal Israel America

Italy Takes Bermuda Bowl In Dominant Bridge Victory

Bridge by Relman Morin. The Bermuda Bowl title went to Italy after six Italian players defeated a top American team by 10 001 points in 224 hands. Leventritt notes their success rests on daily practice and seamless togetherness, while Helen Sobel is praised as equally capable.

New York United States Italy Peter Momma Poppa Leventritt Helen Sobel

Rising costs of living prompt debate on controls

A discussion in Washington and industry centers weighs possible government action to curb inflation. Wages and prices rose 7 percent last year adding 15 billion to personal income while living costs climbed 3 percent. Fed officials warn money isn’t tight enough and tighter credit may follow.

Eisenhower Washington Department of Commerce Federal Reserve Martin

Gold, Guns and a Secret Texas Loot

Two Union sergeants Morgan and Jagger uncover a $25,000 gold cache from the Civil War era. They debate rightful ownership and plan futures in law and railroad ventures as a romantic reunion with a Texas woman sparks new tension. The U.S. Corps notes 11 million visits to Texas lakes, opening for camping and fishing.

Lee Appomattox Johnston Sherman Texas Kirby Smith Chad Morgan 16Th Illinois Cavalry Joe Jagger Morgan Jo Shelby Shelby Mexico Juarez Maximilian Missouri Chad Jagger Finders Confederate States of America Jeff Davis Nis Illinois Bloomington Union Pacific Nebraska Kansas City Kansas Joe St. Louis Kansas & Colorado Railroad U. S. Corps of Engineers

Larry at Four Confesses Goldfish Bowl Accident

Dr Crane presents case U 301 Larry a four year old livewire who panicked after knocking over a large gold fish bowl. His mother returns to find the mess and he denies the break before a spanking confirms the accident and his attempt to hide the truth.

Larry George W. Crane Larry B

Poison dangers from household chemicals and cleaning fluids

A Wise note on chemical poisons from household cleaners highlights that about a quarter million products exist, with 3,300 accidental deaths yearly. It urges reading labels, keeping cleaners away from children, avoiding ignition sources, and using outdoors or vented areas to minimize fumes.

Committee On Toxicology of The American Medical Association Marine Hospital Staten Island New York

Three Drivers Fined After Patrol Arrests

Three drivers were fined in area courts Friday after State Highway Patrol tests. At Chauncey Mayor Charles Wadley fined William A. Cline of Jacksonville $15 and costs for unsafe operation and Lewis L. Howard of Chauncey $5 and costs for unsafe operation. Logan Mayor Francis Myers fined Wilbur K. Pierce of Chauncey $10 and costs for speeding. Meteors are shooting stars but when they fall they become meteorites.

State Highway Patrol Chauncey Charles Wadley William A. Cline Jacksonville Lewis L. Howard Logan Francis Myers Wilbur K. Pierce

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