Messenger Publishing rates and delivery details page
Classified notice listing subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions. It outlines carrier truck route, mail, and regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia. Includes publisher and editor names and notice of newspaper’s post office entry.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger
O. Gordon K. Bush
Joan W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Ohio & W. Va
Eline
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Revolt Against Big Spending Prompts Grassroots Action
A Human Events analysis argues the Ike budget, at 71.8 billion, risks expanding federal outlays beyond promises. It urges public pressure, tax cuts, and local activism to curb spending and influence Congress.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Fdr
General Eisenhower
Truman
Ike
China
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Western
Europe
Western Europe
United States
Treasury
Humphrey
Pentagon
Hoover
Defense Department
Information Service
Ghosts for Rent in Andros Town Bahamas Constable Pays for Hauntings
In Andros Town Bahamas Constable Boyd runs a ghost rental and sale business claiming a fixed weekly rate of 28 dollars and a sale price of 1400 dollars per ghost. He maintains an all male stable of four ghosts named Murray Gooney Spence and Richard Crotch and says ghosts haunt where they lived and can’t be moved.
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Andros
Bahamas
Constable Boyd
Nassau
Cook Jey
Boyd
Murray
Gooney
Spence
Richard Crotch
Crotch
Labour columnist warns Americans against socialism
From London Victor Riese argues socialism failed in Britain with nationalized steel, coal, railways, and health service. He says wages stayed flat, profits fell, and strikes rose while socialist managers acted like hardline capitalists, urging Americans to avoid imitation.
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London
Victor Riese
Parsing the Enduring Mystery of Nasser's Egypt
An analysis argues Egyptian President Nasser offers no clear long term plan for lifting Egyptians from poverty. It notes heavy Western distrust, rising Soviet ties, and laws restricting foreign investment while portraying Nasser as opportunistic and isolated.
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Washington
Nasser
Egypt
Hitler
Suez Canal
United Nations
United States
Sut
Grief and Support After George IV’s Jet Crash
Dr. Crane describes the family’s shock after oldest son George IV dies in a jet crash. Relatives, neighbors, clergy, and readers send condolences from across America as the Cranes seek solace in church, letters, and shared faith. The Ohio suit against Fuller Coal Co. settles in Common Pleas Court.
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G. George Fox
Alfred Crouch
South Shore Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Goff
Chicago
America
St. John’s Church
Chicago Loop
Chicago Temple
Earth
Heaven
George IV
Ohio
Fuller Coal Co
Common Pleas
Lester Coakley
Pawnee City Prospects and a Yankee Stranger
Chad Morgan and Joe Jagger plot a cattle town at a Kansas railhead to ship Texas herds via Pawnee City. They meet Cass Simcoe, a quick-drawing gun instructor’s student, who suspects Yankee Morgan as they echo frontier tensions and hidden agendas.
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Frank Grul
Chad Morgan
Joe Jagger
Kansas Prairie
Texas
Pawnee City
Morgan
Tom Alder
Alder
Wisconsin
16Th
Illinois Cavalry
Quantill
Mexico
Shelby
Max
Missouri
Bartenter
Kansas
Jagger & Morgan
Kan
Pawnee
Baxter Springs
Cass
Sam
Walk light proposed to ease university intersection traffic
In Athens on February 11 The Messenger urges using a walk light at Court and President and Court and Union to allow pedestrians 15 to 20 seconds of safe crossing each cycle. The editorial argues this cheaper option would beat costly overpasses or underpasses and asks for initial enforcement and public education.
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Court and
Union
Understanding Purpura and Its Recovery Outlook
The article explains thrombocytopenic purpura and related conditions, noting multiple causes from infections to vitamin deficiencies and drugs. It emphasizes varying recovery chances, the need for specific tests, and treatments including stopping drugs or removing the spleen in certain cases.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
The Stars For Tomorrow Neptune Influence In 1957
The full moon warns to control emotions and avoid nervous tension while meeting situations philosophically. Late afternoon and evening hours favor promoting unique ideas and clever displays, with quiet meditation enriching free time. If tomorrow is your birthday, birth chart shows imagination originality and creative ability aided by Neptune in 1957.
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Neptune
Sagittarian Forecast Highlights Ambition and Cautions
The forecast notes strong energy and ambition with high productivity aims. Watch for brief strain from early June to mid August. Positive business developments appear late September with November praise and a personal-leaning December surprise. A child born today is described as ambitious, enterprising and benevolent.
Local PTA discusses special education needs and funding
Mrs. Juanita Clyse county supervisor spoke on Special Education at the Carthage-Troy Local PTA meeting. She described the testing program and new State Department provisions. Bob Ellis and E L Koehler spoke on school problems and crowding. Refreshments followed the business meeting led by Howard Shanks.
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Coolville
Juanita Clyse
Carthage-Troy
PTA
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