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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
4
A polemic arguing against liberal civil rights measures and federal reconstruction after the Civil War. Cites 1867 troop occupation, carpet baggers and scalawags, and Supreme Court decisions, framing Northern actions as oppression and warning against legal tricks to grant voting rights.
The piece surveys Republican and conservative lawmakers criticizing the Warren Court, led by Senator Byrd, arguing the attacks signal possible curbs on the Court. It notes Byrd's restraint, northern influence, and a shift toward stern legislative measures.
Article argues Southern Democrats aim to kill or dilute the Eisenhower civil rights bill. It examines Section 4 and the choice between trial by judge or jury, noting potential gains from exposing violations and the risk that any amendment could render federal action meaningless to protect Negro voters.
Jim a CPA and reserved psychiatrist provoked a hotel manager in New York City with a rare outburst. His unconventional plan succeeded and the hotel responded with a reward the next day, highlighting an unusual incident in the bustling city.
New York reports growing pressure for another general rise in interest rates as the treasury offers 4 percent on 24 billion dollars of maturing securities. Bankers see the move fueling a possible hike in the banks prime rate while borrowers complain tight credit slows business, expansion, and school building plans.
A vivid clipping recounts a young London man who entertains lavishly by exploiting friends' busy schedules. He discovers when affluent acquaintances are free and hosts mythical galas to gain credit for generosity, while never spending a penny. The piece references Bennett Cerf and Arthur Brisbane as contextual quips.
Radcliff Vinton Town garden club held a workshop at North Wilton on July 16 with Ruth Swisher hosting. George Brown of McArthur spoke on dusts sprays and pest controls as refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Don Macomber. The column notes various local visits and family updates including births and trips.
Senator Mundt argues the Civil Rights bill harms constitutional rights by denying trial by jury to those who disobey it. He warns the measure risks a bill of attainder and challenges Senate and Supreme Court power, urging preservation of jury trials amid national political pressures.
In a patient letter column, experts discuss tiny biting insects in the northwoods called no see ums and advise cautious use of repellents to avoid skin irritation, plus notes on lip cracks, vitamin deficiency possibilities, knee joint noises, radioactive iodine therapy for toxic goiter, and beer's caloric effects.
The passage foresees fine planetary aspects for finishing business and handling correspondence, with a easing of relationship tensions in late afternoon. It highlights a promising year ahead for those with a birthday, noting early September and late November financial opportunities and a strong domestic/social period in late September and October. Sales caution advised on a January offer, subject to others, and a child born that day may excel publicly or in entertainment.
TUPPERS PLAINS The 22nd annual Parker reunion will be held Sunday August 1 at Olive Orange High School in Tuppers Plains. A picnic lunch will be served at noon. Family descendants of Thomas Aden and Hiram Parker are invited.
The Athens Messenger issue displays pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery, mail bundles, and subscription rates for Ohio and West Virginia. It notes postal classification as a second class matter and lists Associated Press membership.
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