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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1957

Page

4

July Business Outlook Highlights Vacation Demand and Industrial Slump

The July business picture shows hot weather and vacation shutdowns boosting service firms while manufacturing remains weak. Production across metals textiles electrical equipment paper and rubber stays near yearly lows, with GNP rising to 427 billion in Q1 1957 and a likely small Q2 gain. Residential building shows a potential bottoming, with private dwelling starts near 880,000 in March and rising to 990,900 in May.

Federal Reserve Cleveland Trust Co

Licensing Speech and the Press

The piece argues that the Federal Power Commission and the Internal Revenue Service threaten free speech and press rights by deeming 59 electric utilities advertising costs non deductible and improper. It warns this two pronged action could curb political opinion in public debate and resembles licensing and taxation of ideas.

Federal Power Commission Internal Revenue Service FPC IRS Washington

China Wall Longest Cemetery New York

A column lists odd facts and curiosities from history and culture. It notes the Great Wall of China as the world’s longest cemetery with 200000 workers buried there, and offers various trivia about coffee, porcupine quills, tears, and other miscellany.

Great Wall China Persia

End of free wheeling Red hunts in Congress seen

A historical wrap notes the decline of postwar Red hunting by congressional committees. Supreme Court and Judge Youngdahl limit contempt leverage, demanding clear purpose and relevant questions. Future refusals may curb investigations unless Congress acts to scope inquiries and protect First Amendment rights.

Washington A. Mitchell Palmer Supreme Court Federal Luther A. Youngdahl Youngdahi Congress Youngdahl Watkins and Peck

Case History of a Psychiatrist Rita Crashes Frank's Ideal

Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Rita W and Frank F falling in love, then clashing on habits like smoking music and tavern visits. Rita's nightclub persona and social contrasts jar Frank's family values, shrinking his haloed view of her. The piece ends urging readers to consider compatibility before marriage and suggests testing couples for long term fit.

Rita Frank George W. Crane

Businessmen Change Word Meanings Too

In a brisk survey of linguistic shifts under capitalism the piece notes how terms evolve from boom and bust to admin istered prices and managed economy. It highlights changes from supply and demand to cost-price squeeze and profitless prosperity reflecting postwar business rhetoric.

New York

Try and Stop Me CITY JUDGE vignette

A mountain vacation tale features a cautious judge overhearing a lazy native boasting of fishing spots. The native pretends to apologize while recalling a past joke about Ephy and a regrettable desire. A separate scene shows Mrs Bundy scolding a child about jam in a bathroom.

Local Residents Share Holiday Visits Across Town

Hemlock Grove reports a weekend of family and friend gatherings as Mrs. Floyd BeBee of Marietta visits relatives in the area. Roane County guest Lotd Taylor and family join Silas Taylor for the Fourth of July. Sunday guests include the Romines Smiths and Sargents with their children, plus Shim and Midkiffs visiting local households.

Hemlock Grove Floyd BeBee Marietta Robert Hawk Lotd Taylor Roane County W. Va Taylor Silas Taylor Kenneth Romine Bert Romine Gene Charles Smith Charles Doyle Sargent Robert Shim Columbus Dean Shim Cecil Midkiff Rodney Dennis Gilkey Zanesville Porter Midkiff Ziba Midkiff R. V. Heilman Bunker Hill Alvin Kohl New York Mac St. Clair Avery St. Clair Jewell Story John Mengel Keith Athens Orville Rhodes Old Town Flats Laurel Walter Bumgardner Mike Herman Bumgardner Walter Haskins Harold van Bibber Phillip Lee Thomas Pittman Logan Kentucky Charles Wood Gary Clarence Reider Veleras Park Rockbridge Lawrence Wolfe

Sohio Names Richard Stewart VP of Production

Richard Stewart was named vice president for production at Standard Oil Co. of Ohio on Sunday, assuming responsibility for exploration and production operations based in Cleveland. The appointment formalizes leadership of the firm’s Ohio operations.

Cleveland Standard Oil Co Ohio Richard §. Stewart Sunday

Penalty Should Fit the Crime Opinion Piece

A columnist argues punishment does not deter crime and calls for harsh removal of dangerous offenders. He rejects reform slogans, cites kidnappers and murderers, and condemns leniency while urging protection for victims and critique of certain Supreme Court rulings. He fears citizens will withhold help to law enforcement if they feel driven to vigilant action.

Beccaria Alcatraz Kid Twist Paul Kelly New Jersey Long Island Jencks Mallory Supreme Court FBI

Encephalitis and its relation to sleeping sickness

A medical discussion explains that encephalitis is brain inflammation affecting all ages and not common. The sleeping type, first described in 1917, features headache and sleep disturbances with possible chronic progression and poor outlook. Mosquitoes spread some forms from horses. vaccines or cures are lacking as research continues.

E. L Pele St. Louis

Horoscope Advises Action and Cautious Spending

The Stars-Say- For Tomorrow Initiative urges taking action on ambitious plans now with expert advice available. October and December bring good news at home, August and November warn against extravagance, and September offers social gains and a short trip. A child born today may be capable and analytical.

Sunday Messenger Advertising Rates and stamps

Fragmentary text shows a daily and Sunday issue description with pricing for single copies and weekly mail, carrier delivery, and a note of being entered at Athens with second class mail status. Mentions A Press membership and post office act references.

Messeger Dai Ohlo & W Athens Ohar A Press

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