Local newspaper masthead and pricing notes page
The page lists publication details for The Messenger Publishing Co. with Gordon K. Bush as publisher and Joamn W. Webb as managing editor. It provides rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier, truck route, or mail, and notes rates for Ohio and West Virginia and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Joamn W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
City
Ohio & W.va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Difficult Democracy Debate Over Eisenhower Doctrine
The piece argues the public opposes the Eisenhower Doctrine yet Congress may approve the president's powers. It warns of costly foreign ventures, sectarian risk in the Middle East, and alliances with England and France. It notes Nasser’s position, Israel sanctions, oil as a key factor, and public misunderstanding of foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mideast
Congress
Eisenhower
Postwar economic outlook hints at revival in 1957
SAM DAWSON notes a pattern of uneven postwar growth with some industries revived and others lagging. Farm machinery improves as drought-affected prices rise, consumer patterns shift between durable and soft goods, and easing credit could aid home building alongside strong demand for steel for office buildings, factories, and highways.
Case History of a Psychiatrist on the Soul as Driver
In a medical commentary, Dr. George W. Crane argues that personality is the driver of the human vehicle, not the body. He uses Ethel G. as an example, stating souls outlive physical forms and will move to Heaven with the same distinctive self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
George W. Crane
Ethel G
Crane
Ethel
Earth
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Cowboys Rampage In Pawnee City Shootout
Texas cowboys ride into Pawnee City Kansas shooting up the town in a vigilante style clash. Cass Simcoe and Helen Jagger witness danger as Joe Jagger orders armed help while Chad Morgan defends the street. The towhead leader backs down as Morgan asserts control. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Pawnew City
Kan
Cass
Helen Jagger
Tarbox
Chad Morgan
Joe Jagger
Mose
Pete Mossman
Mr. Blake
The
Longhorn
Blake
Morgan
Tom Alder
Alder
Helen
Brag
Towhead
Pillbury’s
Stars Forecast To 1957 Gains And Harmony
The article blends a daily star forecast with local notices. It notes potential monetary gains and career advances before 1957 end, plus harmonious social life but possible emotional tension in late June. It adds October and November strong financial prospects and December chances for new business contacts. Obits include Alva Tom and Theodore Stillwell. Local visits reference Dun das Mineral Athens Waterloo and Barberton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Tom
Mineral
Athens
New Marshfield
Mable Bratton
Theodore
Dora) Stillwell
Barberton
Budget dispute and U S relation with Britain and France
The piece argues for federal spending cuts, citing the Hoover Commission and parcel post losses. It notes tensions between the United States and France over Egypt, and an uneasy but continuing alliance with Britain, with Eisenhower’s approach to Dulles’ handling of Suez under scrutiny. The column ends reflecting on obedience and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Dulles
Hoover Commission
Washington
United States
France
Egypt
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Eden
United Nations
Britain
Paris
Nasser
Suez Canal
Israel
Suez
Community clubs share meetings and visits in February
The Coolville WSCS led by Mrs Gladys Russell hosted 18 members with a skit and a new member Goldie Hughes. The Bethel WSCS met at Mrs Virginia Parr for February, focusing on Whom Shall I Send with readings on Lincoln and Washington. Eleven members attended the Friendly Garden Club at Mrs Helen Chapman as hosts showed Florida and Wyoming trip pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
WSCS
Marie Root
Metta Thorn
Gladys Russell
Goldie Hughes
Helen Chapman
Bethel
Virginia Parr
Lincoln
Washington
Friendly Garden Club
Billie White
Florida
Wyoming
Ruth Geiner
Wilma Dunfee
Floella Norman
White
R. F. Hanger
Hazel Root
Cutler
T. F. Cecil
Dale Heil
Janet and
Phillip
Bellaire
D. C. Davis
W. A. Bridges
Charles Levering
Mitchell
Wayne Koehler
Meriam Bibbee
King Saud labeled tyrant and slave-owner in protest letter
The Plains Ohio reader denounces King Saud of Saudi Arabia for slaveholding and autocratic rule while criticizing Eisenhower era welcome in Washington. The letter cites slave trade support by Arabian American Oil Co and reports alleged torture of workers, religious restrictions, and anti free trade union actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Saudi
Arabia
Saud
Great Britain
New York
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Arabian-American Oil Co
H. L. McDonald
Plains
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. W. S. Gibson returned from Columbus where she visited her sons in law and daughters Mr. and Mrs James Harper and Mr. and Mrs Elwood Poll. Mr and Mrs Laurence Goodwin of Newark visited Mrs Edna Whiteman. Mrs Dorothy Perry attended a beauticians convention in Columbus. A R Tedrow of Columbus visited his sister Mrs Jessie C Tewksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
W. S. Gibson
Columbus
James Harper
Elwood Poll
Laurence Goodwin
Newark
Edna Whiteman
Dorothy Perry
Beauticians
A. R. Tedrow
Jessie C. Tewksbury
Hugo owner replaces deceased snake with 23 foot python
Frank Ellis bought a 23 foot python named Satan for 1000 to replace a snake that died. The reptile ate its first meal in a year, a prairie chicken and five six-pound Leghorn hens, after the long gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Okla
Frank Ellis
Ellis
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Brog
Norman Saylor
Dundas
Swaims
Swaim
John
Rose Saylor
D. T. McFee
Gay
Peg Woods
Sandra
Linda Hunter
Waterloo High School
Eileen Savior
World Today
Associated Press News
Cyrus H, KK
Curtis
Aeschylus
the Public Forum
Hassi
Big Wind
Jimmy Hat
Bigdome
N.Y
Tequila
Windy
Thana
Hatlo Mattii
Michael Mitchell
PIA
Ldenna
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