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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1954
Page
4
The piece argues Western unity on Asia hinges on Dulles Paris trip and a Southeast Asia alliance. It warns against a political settlement in Indochina and urges a cease fire and renewed talks to counter Communist expansion without ceding land.
Hollywood duo Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich turn quarrels into scripts and success. Their collaboration spans The Thin Man Ah Wilderness Father of the Pride and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and they credit fighting with sparking innovation. They once separated rooms then wrote together and say their fights sustain their work and careers.
A survey finds 107000 students abroad study shows about 35000 in 1500 U.S. schools. European funding and postwar damage shrink facilities while American universities stay open and free thinking thrives.
Senator Flanders of Illinois presses a bid to censure Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin, seeking to strip him from committee chairs. The Republican Policy Committee blocks the move, killing the resolution before debate. Flanders faces a hostile political landscape as he pursues a lone stand in a year with many Senate seats at stake.
Milo enters the ring barefoot and slips on yellow clay as the Hillbilly duo and a tag team clash. He locks two head scissors and a reverse head lock, winning as the crowd cheers while Dawn’s letter lingers with personal relief.
Milo basks in victory and Dawn's letter mood shifts to celebration with two wrestlers. In a Baltimore night out, Ruby Jewell and Tucky Tucker agree to join after a rushed drive in Milo’s roadster to a Greek-run club, while a wary speedster Milo pushes ahead.
Dr Crane advises on crafting engaging letters to win a boyfriend in Europe. The guidance stresses focusing on him, weaving in his name, avoiding diary-like detail, and praising his ego through clever, witty lines while staying within the reader’s everyday life and themes.
Dr. Jordan discusses silver nitrate nose drops causing bluish skin stains and slow clearance, teens pulling eyelashes, thumb-sucking at night, and emotional insecurity. He advises parental calmness and reduced focus on habits to aid the youths. He also cautions against a Angora cat sleeping with children and notes infant rashes are likelier eczema than teething.
The WSCS met at the Methodist Church with Mrs Helen Stright in charge. Members included Mrs George Hayman and Rev Carroll Chesser among others. Visitors described include Nannie Addie of The Plains and Polly Powers of Mansfield England. Local residents and guests from Akron Newark Madison Athens and Barberton were noted visiting or staying with local families.
The early hours advise routine tasks and caution against risky ventures while the evening favors socializing. For birthdays tomorrow, monetary gains are likely with possible promotion or expansion, but avoid speculation. September warns of deceptive influences and family friction, while August brings travel and romance and a December–February social peak. A birthday child will be loyal, methodical, and home loving.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Emil Steffen and family of Vanport Pa Mrs Walt Duschac Aliquippa Pa Mr and Mrs Harry Enright Columbus Oh and others from Marion Oak Hill McArthur Wolfpen Jackson and nearby towns All gathered at Ernest Major home for the Straushaugh family reunion with numerous siblings and cousins present.
Readable portions show a dense list of 1200 KC to 1460 KC stations with call signs and city names including Cincinnati Athens Parkersburg Marietta and Charleston. The schedule outlines daily weekday AM and PM broadcasts, varied programs such as news, dramas, comedies, sports, and music across CBS and local networks.
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