Pressure Mounts on Ike Health and Possible Nixon Successor
Washington observers discuss President Eisenhower’s frail health and a potential temporary retirement. If Ike resigns or is replaced, Vice President Nixon would assume the presidency, with GOP and business leaders believing a Nixon transition could restore confidence and aid next year’s elections.
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Woodrow Wilson
Ike
White House
Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington
Capitol Hill
Republican Party
Swiss Star Maria Schell Seeks Harmony and Clarity
The Swiss Viennese actress Maria Schell discusses her life purpose and artistic drive. She seeks inner peace, a clear orderly life, and a lasting love, while acknowledging the fear of being misunderstood and the intensity that accompanies her pursuit of perfection.
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Maria Schell
Hollywood
Greta Garbo
Maria
Miss Schell
Bridge
Gervaise
M-G-M
Karamazov
Grushenko
Marilyn Monroe
Time free enterprise myth ends
Time Free Enterprise Myth Ends Free enterprise has been an American myth since 1789 tariff acts protected business and farmers. In 1934 Congress passed the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act to move world trade, a policy continued by Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower. The act faces broad opposition as debates over tariff powers heat up.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Tariff Commission
Commission
White House
College path for Molly a one year prep plan
The case outlines Molly deciding to spend one year in college and asks where to take college work for best one year preparation toward later business and domestic happiness. It suggests scrapbooking the case and discussing it at home or in high school.
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Molly
Molly D
Liberal Arts
Psychology
Mabel Newcomber
Moses
Egypt
Business College
Brain Game and Dr Crane Column Mix of Trivia and advice
The page lists six literary quiz questions about Bronte governess Kipling court jester As You Like It Crichton Crichton and Don Quixote Pas separtout and a slave who frees a lion’s paw, then presents a Dr George W Crane advice column advising college paths and business college options for nonprofessional careers.
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Charlotte Bronte
Kipling
Crichton
Don Quixote
Passepartout
George
Eliza Harris
Productive Meetings Fold Into Trade Group Strategy
The era of keen sales rivalry and cost cutting pushes trade groups to produce results through meetings. Associations experiment with new formats to boost attendance and learn cost saving tips while psychology and practical life connections shape teaching and corporate success.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
THE
Association Institute of New York
The Other Side Of New York A Mile Of Society
In New York near 52nd to 72nd Streets a small, colorful world persists. European expatriates, press gossips, and wealthy hosts seek status in cafes and clubs where show and gossip overshadow real life. The piece contrasts old home hospitality with cafe society and refugees chasing vanished titles.
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New York
52Nd Street
72Nd Street
21 Club
Stork Club
Colony
Pavilion
Grand Monte
Cafe Society
Try and Stop Me Bank Robber Turns Sheriff Badge Comic
A Virginia sheriff stops cars in a bid to catch a fugitive. A dowager in a limousine questions the authority, then reveals the tin badge is a prank replaced by the sheriff's son. The exchange ends humorously in 1968 humor by Bennett Cerf.
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Virginia
Space Ship Patrol
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
WSCS February meeting in Coolville hosts, funds grow
In Coolville the February WSCS gathering at Mrs. Norma Brandberry’s home featured Ms. Linda Shanks leading a program on Christian Action on the March with a Japan report by Mrs. Helen Macleod. Fifteen members and one guest attended as funds were raised for the Building and Campus Funds.
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Coolville
WSCS
Norma Brandberry
Mabel Kincade
Linda Shanks
Japan
Helen Macleod
Mary Belle Cody
Methodist Church
Hattie Alden
Virginia McCoy
Thelma Linton
Phillip
Judas
Alden
Heart disease raises work and employment questions
The article notes that a major issue for heart disease patients is maintaining work and employment. It discusses how illness creates hurdles to career stability and the need for guidance on managing jobs while affected by heart trouble.
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American Heart Association
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Enterprising talents praised with health notes and local updates
A horoscope urges initiative and imagination for profit especially in creative fields. It forecasts a strong 1958 into 1959 with potential windfalls and helpful friends. Local Hamden notes include Lena Pierce’s hip fracture, a Grade school fire, visits, and health articles on work for heart patients and employer perspectives.
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Hamden
Lena Pierce
William Lambert
Chillicothe Hospital
George Lopez
Toledo
John McIintire
Athens
James Napper
Troy
Thelma Napper
David Smith
John Watters
Columbus
Kenny Loper
Kirksville
A. D. Watters
Emmit Robbins
McArthur
Alta Snook
Autye Baker
Nora Smith
Chillicothe
The Athens Messenger Advertisement Rates
Classified notice notes newspaper pricing for daily Sunday delivery and mail subscriptions. It lists rates: daily and Sunday 45 cents a week, one month 1.20, six months 6.50, one year 12.00, special mail rates, and regional pricing in West Virginia and Ohio. The paper is entered at Athens Ohio post office as second class matter under the Associated Press.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Mall
W. Va. Pisen
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Act Oombor
Associated Press
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New York Stock Exchange
Hal Boyle
James Marlow
House
Ways and Means
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Rep
McCarthy
D-Minn
U. S. Tariff Commission
By Hato
Qruller
UlOy
Sapooipuy
George W. Crane
General Agents and Managers Conference
National Assn. of Life Underwriters
Trade Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Restaurant Assn
George Sokolsky
Edwin Jordan
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