Inflation Fear Sparks Demand for Smaller Government
Economic forecasters see a rebound from recession with rising output and employment. Yet Jack Mabley warns inflation looms from oversized government, predicting a looming debt limit increase to about 300 billion and urging drastic government reduction to avert chaos.
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Chicago Daily News
Mr. Mabley
Mabley
Hayward on The Old Man and the Sea and shifting gender power
Producer Leland Hayward reflects on Hemingway's warning about adapting The Old Man and the Sea and the film's prospects. He warns the project could become financially risky but hopes for a global audience. Hayward also critiques U.S. culture, arguing women will gain power but questions their impact on major issues.
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Leland Hayward
Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway
Hayward
St. Louis
U. S
California’s Los Angeles in the eyes of a visiting critic
Jim Bishop portrays Los Angeles as a living, sprawling metropolis. He notes its smog filled air like a wedding of smoke and fog, diverse neighborhoods, iconic studios, and vibrant TV and newspaper scenes. He highlights Beverly Hills, Hollywood and the surrounding valley as a vast mosaic of towns and entertainment hubs.
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Coldwater Canyon
Yokohama
Haverill
Hackensack
Harrisburg
Hattiesburg
Honolulu
California
Santa Monica
Playa de Rey
Pasadena
el Monte
San Marino
Redondo
San Fernando
Los An
Geles
Hollywood
Vine
Beverly Hills
Bel Air
Santa Monica Hills
Andy Devine
Burbank
Encino
van Nuys
Sherman Oaks
Studio City
Alhambra
Columbia Pictures
Los Angeles
New York
Oscar Levant
Los Angeles Examiner
the Times
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Herald-Express
Mirror-News
Reno
Doctor Crane's Personal Cases on a Marriage Plan
Lois shares a progress report on her marriage problem. Rather than divorce as advised by the columnist, she agrees to a plan proposed by marriage counsellors to address the issues.
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George W. Crane
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Lunar aspects favor home life and social activity
The reading notes that tomorrow’s lunar influences favor domestic and family matters, social events, and group activities with a chance of distant news. For birthdays, 1958 highlights relationships, late September romance, October job gains with more duties, and prudent budgeting through August and November.
Puerto Rico ripple hints at possible shift in U S plant spending
Economists watch Puerto Rico as a potential sign of changing business plans. In early 1958 only three U S manufacturers began operations there, but in April to June 54 firms signed up, boosting annual figures to 91 with 4715 jobs, payrolls over 7.4 million dollars and 9.1 million dollars in capital investment.
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Fortune Magazine
Fortune
J. A. Livington
Livingston
Jack Mabley
Puerto Rico
U. S
Bootstrap
Caribbean
Dinner seating and society gossip mix in London scribbles
An English hostess plans a dinner for Lords, the Aga Khan, and a Texas tycoon. Society expert Sheenneiulad notes precedence rules, while a mock tale about mistaken identities at Macy’s and Marshall Field’s plays and a quip on children and money closes the row.
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House of Lords
Aga Khan
Texas
Ciety
London
Public Forum Letter Questions Athens County Finances
A letter to the editor questions the small amount cited in a county financial report and accuses the report of scanty coverage. The writer criticizes cooperation among officials over delinquent taxes and requests a fuller, clearer accounting. The note mentions a July 10 Messenger article and a later Page 7 follow up. Veterans To Reunite.
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the Messenger
Athens
Athens County
the County Recorder’s Office
Robert L. Kern
Bootlegging By Business and the Tax Gap
The piece criticizes American firms for enabling tax evasion through cross border subsidiaries to trade with Red China and other contraband markets. It urges Congress to investigate gold reserves and capital flight, noting evasions raise every taxpayer’s burden and calling for economists over cops in oversight. It laments slow hearings and incomplete data while urging stronger diplomatic and legislative action.
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al Capone
Canada
United States
Switzerland
Panama
Venezuela
Liberia
Goldfine
Fort Knox
Cyrus Eaton
George Humphrey
Cleveland
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Byrd Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Forand
House
Radiation Through Nature and Man Made Dangers
The article explains natural radiation from uranium, radium, cosmic rays, and Roentgen’s discovery. It notes mankind’s added radiation from nuclear activity and warns against excessive exposure while endorsing safe medical x rays. It cites Dr. Earl R. Miller on health resilience amid background radiation and athletic progress.
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Pierre and
Marie Curie
Space
Earth
Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
Earl R. Miller
University of California School of Medicine
Army fires Nike Hercules missile at Eglin AFB
An Army missile team successfully fired a Nike Hercules ground to air missile at Eglin Air Force Base Florida on Monday.
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ARMY
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
The Athens Messenger Rates and Contact Info
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail rates. It lists special Ohio and West Virginia mail rates, office address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio, and notes it is a second class matter and member of the Associated Press.
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