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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1956

Page

4

Ohio highways loom large as federal aid accelerates buildouts

A writer predicts a coming era of rapid Ohio road construction along Route 50 near Athens and Route 33 to the North Y, fueled by federal funds. The piece touts new access to bottlenecks, reduced narrow curves, and long-range routes that will boost traffic safety, industry, and employment across Athens County and the Ohio River region.

Ohio Athens Hocking River Athens County Uncle Sam

Tax cuts by cutting government waste proposed

The Town Journal outlines a path to a 20 percent income tax cut without reducing services. It cites personal income tax at 30 billion dollars yearly and notes Hoover proposals could trim government costs by 7.5 billion, about 25 percent of the tax take. The savings could reduce debt and fund tax relief, though many recommendations are dormant.

The Town Journal Hoover Commission Moi

Khrushchev Era in Russia May Force Stalin-Era Leaders Aside

James Marlow discusses the possibility that Red leaders in Russia and allied nations, including the United States, might step aside as Khrushchev denounces Stalin and retreats from the cult of the individual. He notes former Stalin allies Malenkov and Molotov lost power, while questions linger about whether reform will restrain or topple longstanding Communist leadership.

James Marlow Washington Russia United States Nikita Khrushchev Stalin Khrushchev Risia Rus Gergi Malenkov V. M. Molotov Communist Party

Rita Hayworth Faces Stage Fright On Tobago Comeback

Rita Hayworth describes nerves during early shooting as she resumes film work on Fire Down Below with Bob Mitchum and Jack Lemmon. She notes a long layoff, a legal dispute with Columbia Pictures, and a strict 12 hour day on location in Tobago with little leisure and a focus on work.

Rita Dick Haymes Columbia Pictures Miss Hayworth Bob Mitchum Jack Lemmon Tobago Trinidad

Dr Crane's plan to ease taxes by cottage boarding

In a reader letter George Crane advocates Naomi's idea of widows renting rooms to elderly neighbors to earn $50 to $100 monthly. He argues private homes could house two or three more, reducing state hospital costs and easing taxpayer burdens while keeping seniors active and mentally engaged. He cites Social Security funding to cover costs and urges readers to request Dr Crane's booklet.

George W. Crane Naomi Crane

Handley Jenner Wing Crushed in Indiana GOP Battle

Indiana Republicans split after a decisive second ballot victory by Gov Harold Handley and Sen Jenner over four rivals. Dems chose former Ag. Sec. Claude Wickard to face Handley in the fall, amid ongoing factional strife.

Indianapolic N— Ut Harold W. Handley Sen Jenner R-Ind Republican Party George N Craig Handley GOP Indiana

Ringworm prevention and self treatment cautions

Dr. Jordan discusses ringworm and dermatophytosis noting that exposure to filthy materials may not trigger acute infections. He cites an experiment where 68 volunteers touched contaminated water yet none developed disease, though 38 carried fungus afterward. Emphasizes keeping feet dry and bodily resistance high, warns against self treatment and the dangers of treating oneself before professional care.

Edwin P. Jordan L. B

Virgin Birth Probable Doctor Says

A British doctor reported 100 to 1 odds that a girl examined had never had a father after tests on a mother and her daughter. Led by Dr Stan Balfour Lynn, a team pursued parthenogenesis claims sparked by a Sunday Pictorial inquiry. Tests like blood and skin grafts suggested a father was unlikely, though names were withheld.

Lancet Stan Balfour Lynn Helen Spurway Sunday Pictorial Balfour-Lynn

No Offense Meant He Answers Queries

Denver reporters quote a tax inquiry exchange where an Internal Revenue agent asks if the taxpayer files with his wife. The reply, witty and terse, labels the taxpayer as running "a first class tavern" in reference to his business.

Denver George Hi. al Internal Revenue

Murray City Visitors Share Weekend TV Moments

Atts Morris Dupler and grandson Michael with Roger visit Columbus. Michael and Roger appear on TV. Mrs Jack Bookman and son Gregory visit Orbiston relatives. Morris Dupler and Opal Lonberger spend weekend with sister Elmer Bears in Jobs. Mrs Howard Craft also noted.

Morris Dupler Michael Norma Wright Roger Columbus Jack Bookman Gregory Orbiston Opal Lonberger Elmer Bears Howard Craft

Fatt Fifer By W Edmunds Claussen

A tense frontier scene unfolds as Frank and Jean plot a risky move toward Skull badlands with a rugged crew. Doc La Tour joins the group, rumors spread of past carnage, and Lily Annette’s death shadows the uneasy preparations for a perilous journey.

W. Edmunds Claussen Skull Badlands Frank Kan “Rank Ade Jean Gwede Doc Juan Lopez Hyman Ricket Dee Ted Mehenry George la Tour Tess la Tour Hackett Rickett Cashtown Jonanes Ates Jubal Sims Chantry Steve Noring Lily Annette Dec Hambaut Lew Chantry Law

New Bill Expands Tuition for Children of War Dead

President Eisenhower signed a bill to provide education beyond high school for children of service members who died in World War II or the Korean conflict. The measure broadens eligibility for tuition assistance and supports dependents of fallen servicemen.

Washington Eisenhower

Your Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow and Months Ahead

The forecast advises careful forethought and harmonious relations in business and personal life to aid advancement. July favors the Cancer influenced imagination and persistence to present ideas well, while August warns against risks that could negate gains. September to December hold money prospects and recognition after earlier efforts. October brings social and domestic interest, with late-year opportunities for business expansion and a generally active planetary cycle ahead.

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