Messenger Publishing Co. history and staff notes
The message outlines the Messenger Publishing Co. established in 1825 with Frederick W. Bush as publisher from 1896 to 1929. It lists the paper as published every weekday afternoon with a Sunday morning edition and names John Ebb as managing editor and Charles W. Reamer as city editor.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Charles W. Reamer
Public urged to curb government spending battle
The piece argues vast public pressure to cut a record $72 billion budget, detailing defense, welfare, veterans and industry costs, plus a broader $86 billion cash intake and ninefold wartime spending comparison. It notes organized support for spending blocks and minimal chance of real cuts despite citizen concerns.
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Congress
Republican Party
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Washington
U.S. News and World Report
Nothing sells like newspaper advertising says Philadelphia exec
A Philadelphia advertising man told a sales forum that newspaper ads deliver superior retail payoff when newsworthy products are priced right and in-store promotion is strong. He cited a client who earned $8 million in three months spending under $100,000, noting newspapers remain essential even as newer media grow.
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Philadelphia
Teenage pie champion Mary Ann Bartholomay wins cherry prize
Mary Ann Bartholomay, 17, from Henrietta New York, wins the 25th cherry pie baking contest over 150000 entrants, earning a $500 college scholarship and an electric range after training since August. She plans to become a home economics teacher and emphasizes responsible youth and parental guidance. She will bake a pie for President Eisenhower in Chicago.
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New York
America
Mary Ann Bartholomay
Mary Ann
Henrietta
N. Y
Chicago
New York City
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Bartholomay
Rochester
Eisenhower Middle East program faces slow Senate debate
President Eisenhower pressed Congress Jan 5 for urgent aid and arms to Arab nations to deter Communist aggression. Senate delay and interruptions mark debate as leaders urge quicker action while other topics steal attention.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
William Knowland
California
GOP
Rock Hudson
Rhode Island
Montana
Middle East
Britain
France
Egypt
House
Walles
Israel
Ogre and Fairy Turn Ogre from Threat to Helper
A psychologist recounts Case U-315 in which a Good Fairy's spell makes Ogre perform kind deeds for ten years. He helps a farmer escape mud, earns villagers trust, and becomes monarch before the magic wears off and he reverts to his former self.
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Ogre
Easter Seal campaign highlights work for crippled children
A 1956 annual report shows the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults aided 119,547 crippled children and 25,183 disabled adults through 1600 affiliates in 48 states. Plans include a $700,000 mobile rehabilitation center in Montgomery and centers in Burlingame Los Angeles Miami Evansville and more. The society operates centers schools camps and services nationwide and publishes The Crippled Child journal.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Montgomery
Ala
Burlingame
Calif
Los Angeles
Miami
Fla
Evansville
Ind
Rochester
Minn
Virginia
Chad Morgan Defends Pawnee City in Wild Shootout
Chad Morgan single handedly stops a gang of wild-shooting cowboys to protect Helen Jagger in Pawnee City. The incident sparks a newspaper lead as Morgan faces pressure from Joe Jagger and local merchants while Helen reveals desires beyond money.
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Chad Morgan
Pawnee City
Chad
Helen Jagger
Joe Jagger
Morgan
Tom Alder
Alder
Jagger
Charles Fesler
Helen
Joe
Longhorn
Jaggers
Horoscope and political brief mix spans 1957 notes and border clash
A birthday horoscope for 1957 promises unusual achievement and rising finances with periods of calm. Separately, Nicaragua's Somoza regime discusses a border dispute with Honduras, Bowling Green alumni vote to dissolve, and Israel reports Arab infiltrators from Lebanon blowing up a water pumping station.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Local Party Notes Highlight Jimmie Crow Birthday
Mr and Mrs Robert Crow celebrated Jimmie Crow s sixth birthday with games and refreshments. Numerous relatives and friends attended including the Crow and Titus families from nearby areas and guests from Ripley Bashaw Racine and Cincinnati. Continued social visits and family gatherings are noted with several household moves and visits among residents.
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Letart Falls
Robert Crow
Jimmie
Fred Crow, Jr
James Titus
Walter Greaser
Pomeroy
June Ashley
Mayme Holmes
Edith Roush
Wally
Candy Greaser
Pat
Mike O'Brian
Nancy
Tommy
Morton Titus
Charles Hill
Danny Crow
Steve Schuler
Melory
Mark Beegle
Keith
Clifford Ashley
Mike Gress
Beverly Stobart
Carson Crow
Bobbie Crow
Kermit Balser
Ripley
W. Va
Ralph Webb
Henry Keisburg
McGraw
Floyd Cummins
Roy Pearson
Edward Griffith
Bashaw
Joe Foster
Carol Lynn
Dayton
John Fisher
Racine
Herbert Shields
Florence Cummins
Bob Ray
Ray Pearson
Chester Perkins
Cincinnati
Veterans urged to boost participation in Ohio groups
William Der Derian, commander of the National Marine Corps League, urged Ohio veterans groups Sunday night to boost participation so all veterans gain from government housing, educational aid, and other assistance.
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Toledo
William ©. Derderian
National Marine Corps League
Ohio League
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