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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1955
Page
4
Farmers vote to sharply cut 1956 wheat plantings
U.S. wheat farmers union agreed to cap 1956 planting at 55 million acres under existing marketing quotas to curb a one billion bushel surplus. Secretary Benson proposed shifting output to hay and feed, with federal legislation needed to implement broader farm program changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Congress
Slender margin of safety cited in rail danger plea
A columnist warns that careless actions can endanger urban transit and traffic. An elderly babysitter’s car on a slope rolled, damaged tracks, halted rush hour trains, and clogged suburban roads. The piece urges safer use of emergency brakes and stresses cautious policy changes to Social Security amid imminent congressional revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Modern U S Highways and Road Safety Outlook
Americans will buy more cars this year but highways will be more crowded costly and dangerous. The U S Bureau of Public Roads says only 919000 miles of the 3366000 total are paved and AAA notes one in three miles is unsafe. Traffic deaths, about 36300 in 1964, could rise to 55000 if volumes grow by 50 percent in a decade. President Eisenhower urged upgrading the interstate system to 40000 miles across 42 states, serving major urban and rural areas and ensuring defense and economic function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Thur Merims
New York
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
American Automobile Association
U. S
National Safety
Eisenhower Hasaid
Dixon Yates Power Fight Ties Memphis To TVA Controversy
Memphis faces a politics fueled power dispute as Dixon Yates proposed a 600000 kilowatt plant to feed TVA and ABC, with opposition from city leaders and Democrats. Eisenhower ordered a reassessment as Memphis moved to build its own plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sly James Harlow
Washington
Mr. Dixon
Mr. Yates
Gilbert and Sullivan
Pat
Mike
Smith Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessree Valley Authority
Atomic Energy ‘Commission
TVA
AEC
Congress
Fisenhower
Dixon-Yates
Edgar H. Dixon
Middle South’ Utilities, Inc
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Eugene ‘Yates
Ue South ‘Ern Co
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mississipp Valley Generating Co
Ark
ABC
Herbert D. Vogel
Eisenhower
Rowland R. ‘Hughes
Case History of a Psychiatrist and Platonic Marriages
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Edith K wife of Homer in a case study and advises on how platonic relations after menopause affect marriages. He notes many husbands misinterpret reduced libido and urges couples to seek understanding rather than divorce, calling for open conversation and possible medical consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge W. Crane
Edith K
Homer
Radio Programs Saturday Schedule Listing
Saturday schedule lists varied programs including News 10:00 Drake Music Hour Point Band Saturday Theater City Hospital Pree Seay Evening Dance Orchestra Grand Ole Opry country show and a Dance Orchestra segment with multiple names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Drake
Tvening
Che
WaahTacton
Ab TV
Grand Ole Opry
Sountry
Guy Lemarte
Young Johnny's Wild Ride to San Angelo and the Earp Legend
A dusty Texas tale follows Johnny, a 21 year old ranch kid from Missouri roots, drifting into Langtry and San Angelo. He loses his stake in a poker game at the Hairy Dog Saloon, draws a quick pistol, and a dramatic shootout ends with a tall stranger naming himself as Earp, hinting at the legendary lawman’s arrival in the town.
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Tough Nut
Grand Central
Watervale
Goose Flats
Tombstone
Johnny
Dog
Greley
Crotkett County
Bio Pecos
Val Verde
Banks
Holst Railway
Tates
Clay County
Pinkerton
Cla
Jon
Texas
Tom Green County
San Angelo
Ie Econ
Hanes
Emmett Slatter
Hairy Dog
Hairy Dog Saloon
Wyoming
Dohnny
Houseman
Pete
Dodge
Sigherinsie
San Ane Belo
Earp
Pecos
San ‘Angelo
Unman
Jrell
Langtry
Tewes
St.Louis
Ellsworth
Port Hayes
Fort Worth
Watt Earp
Fragmented OCR Reads Like Obscure Horoscope Snippet
An unclear OCR passage mentions a child born today may gain integrity and resourcefulness, with scattered names and phrases including Freddie and Linda from Nashville. The text is noisy with disjointed segments and partial phrases, offering no coherent event or clear person to report.
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