Reds Seek Sea Power in Russian Submarine Build Up
The article notes Russia is actively constructing submarines, including new types, capable of threatening allied shipping and protecting ports. It cites Mahan influenced doctrine on sea control shaping historic wars, and remarks air power may reduce yet not erase sea power’s significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond V. B. Blackman
Jane's Fighting Ships
Red
Adm
Alfred T. Mahan
Our Navy
A Sign For The Decade Looking Ahead To 1960
The piece notes hopeful signs for the new decade with continuing World Refugee Year and UNHCR coordinated efforts to aid millions displaced by wars. It cautions that Cold War tensions persist but emphasizes international cooperation as a positive signal for healing and security.
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United Nations High Commissioner For
Castro urged to heed land reform advice from Ladejinsky
Wolf Ladejinsky, a former U S official and adviser to South Vietnam, warns Castro that Cuba's land reform plan risks harm and chaos unless carefully designed. He notes that distributing sugar estates haphazardly may not benefit peasants or the state.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Castro
Wolf Ladejinsky
Ladejinsky
U.S
South Viet Nam
Charles O. Porter
Oregon
Birthday tribute to Pablo Casals in exile
A San Juan birthday salute honors Pablo Casals the Spanish cellist in exile from Franco's regime. The piece praises his artistry and stubborn adherence to principle, presenting him as a symbol of democratic defiance in the 20th century.
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Pablo Casals
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Franco
The Lambs Club Through Its Historic Halls and Patrons
The Lambs, a Theater actors club at 130 W 44th Street, founded in 1874, blends old charm and modern bustle. Notable members include Mark Twain, Eisenhower, Eddie Foy Jr, and Dan Healy. The ground floor hosts a dining room and bar while upstairs hold reading rooms, a theater, and 25 transient rooms.
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Lambs
Sanford White
Times Square
Charles Lamb
The
44Th Street
Board of Directors
Mark Twain
John Drew
James Montgomery Flagg
John Barrymore
Harrison Fisher
DeWolf Hopper
George
Carle
Mr. Carle
Eddie Foy Jr
Shepherd
Russell Patterson
Dan Healy
Walter Kiernan
Frank Fay
Bob Dunn
Otto Soglow
Brandon Tynan
Big Lengel
Billy Gaxton
Walter Greaza
Horacé McMahon
Don Anthony
Bert Wheeler
John Hamilton
Victor Herbert
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
General Doolittle
Tokyo
William Gaxton
Victor Moore
Joe FE. Lewis
Healy
Helen Kane
Lewis
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases on Allowances
Dr George W Crane argues against parental allowances for children. He cites Terry L aged 11 who complains of $1 weekly and promotes pay-for-work with immediate payoffs, detailing house chores and tasks as earnings. He warns allowances train children to expect something for nothing and favors a practical, task-based system.
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Terry
George W. Crane
Terry L
Dole
State Welfare
Americans Become Packaging Addicts on the Rise
The packaging industry shows a surging 1960 demand with the Department of Commerce data indicating a 16 percent faster growth than overall food and service spending. Owens-Illinois Glass predicts 23 billion glass bottles and jars this year, up six percent, while Union Carbide’s plastics division projects 6.4 billion pounds of plastic output. The packaging business, worth about 10 billion dollars, expands through new materials, machines, and rivalries among glass, tin, aluminum, and plastics.
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Department of Commerce
Carl R. McGowen
Owens-Illinois Glass
R. K. Turner
Union Carbide
Modern Packaging
January 1958 quiz on U S events and leaders
A newspaper quiz tests knowledge of January 1958 events including the Army chief of research and development retirement, opera incident in Rome, Rose Bowl participants, Pérez Jiménez ouster, first U S satellite launch, Teamsters presidency, Congress session number, and Sugar Bowl location.
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Army
Rome
Perez Jimenez
Navy
U.S
International Brotherhood — of Teamsters
Dear Abby overrules objections in age 17 nose job query
In a column style exchange a mother seeks consent for nose surgery for her 17 year old daughter with father objecting. Abby advises family doctor referral and notes plastic surgery can boost confidence. The page also features school cooking, adoption debate, and a marriage question with humorous responses.
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Abby
RSVP
Unseen Crime Surge Fails to Shake City Police Calm
In a tough neighborhood near the station the sergeant laments lack of recent murders or robberies. A detective reassures, predicting trouble yet noting faith in human nature. Meanwhile two men aboard a cruise share a humorous ancestral quip about independence and commandments.
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Sarge
Armed Robbers Crack Arko Deli In Cleveland
Mrs. Margaret Arko said two gunmen threatened staff but took only the cash register containing about 3105. The incident occurred Tuesday night at the Arko Delicatessen in Cleveland. Mexican officials announce Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands will visit Mexico City from January 11 for three days.
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Cleveland
Arko Delicatessen
Margaret Arko
Mexico City
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands
Death of Larry Richey recalls Hoover era loyal circle
The memoir notes Larry Richey born of Italian roots who served Herbert Hoover from 1917 as secretary and confidant. He died Sunday in a plane flight home to Washington after Christmas Day at Hoover’s Waldorf apartment.
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Iid
Larry Richey
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Secret Service
Black Hand
New York Police
Larry
Larrry Richey
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Richey
Christian Herter
White House
Herber Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Palo Alto
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Charley Michelson
Roosevelt
Berkshires
Health and Happiness Doctors Scarcity and Future Trends
The Public Health Service notes one physician per 740 people, forecasting 126 physicians per 100 000 by 1975 unless more graduates enter medicine. AAMC surveys show rising specialty choice. general practitioners may become rare. A Q and A discusses menopause confusion and advises medical consultation.
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Public Health Service
Association of American Medical Colleges
Evanston
Illinois
Christmas Guests Gather Across West Point and Huntington
Hartford households hosted family dinners and social visits during the holiday season. Attendees included the Fiber family from Farmington West Virginia Rev W J Fiber and Mrs Fiber and relatives from Charleston Huntington and New Haven. A bridge luncheon at Mrs George Werner's Front Street home featured Mrs Hugo Juhling winning top score.
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James McKnight
West Point
W. J. Fiber
Farmington
W Va
James Fiber
Lou Johnnie
Charleston
Alice B. Chapman
Spencer
W. Va
George McKnight
Sharon
Tommy
New Haven
Arthur Wayland
Esther McKnight
J. W. Ke
J. M. Crump
George Werner
Front Street
Hugo Juhling
Juhling
Norman Wein
Herman Layne
Lerner
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Postal Rates
Notice shows subscription options for The Messenger with pricing for daily and Sunday delivery. It lists durations from one week to one year, with different rates for mail delivery in Ohio and across the U.S. The paper is entered at Athens Ohio Postoffice as a Class matter and provides address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Turathens
Mbay
Atk Messenger
Trier
Ail Newnere
U. S
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Actor
Associated Address
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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