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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1956
Page
4
A Pittsburgh Sun-Telegram column urges drivers to inspect tires lights brakes and signals as vital to road safety amid fatal crashes. The piece links tire wear to skid risk on dry and wet pavements and stresses cautious driving on curves and grades to reduce daily fatalities.
SAM DAWSON analyzes the Pittsburgh steel sector facing wage talks and demand shifts. Some products surge in demand for construction and freight cars while auto steel weakens. inventories rise as users anticipate price rises. Most expect a fall in output this summer with a pickup in fall as auto production rebounds. executives cite nickel shortages and allocation pressures.
James Marlow argues Tito may switch allegiance as he visits Moscow, weighing benefits of Western aid against Soviet offers. The piece notes U.S. investments and loans, Tito’s neutrality, and the risk of losing Western support if he aligns with the Soviets, predicting his stance will soon reveal his true coalition.
Dr George W Crane discusses why a mediocre athlete often rises to challenge champions. He cites latent potential, positive outlook, and imitation of greatness as key factors, noting neurologists’ claim we use only about 25 percent of brain cells, and urging high aims and persistent effort. He links sport, faith, and self discipline, and invites readers to request his booklet.
Dr. Jordan discusses malaria eradication efforts, mosquito transmission, and prevention methods such as draining water, screens, and nets. The note covers how long attacks may recur after service in Korea, noting varying outcomes and the role of climate and treatment in recovery.
Jackson hosts an industrial clinic for the Southeastern Ohio region on June 12 at the high school. Invitations go to businessmen and manufacturing concerns. officials from SBA, Army Navy Air Force and Commerce, plus the State of Ohio, will attend. The event aims to advise in obtaining government orders and offer labor surplus program aid.
The Helen MacLeod Service Guild hosts a Friday picnic at Mr. and Mrs. C. L. White's home with member families invited. June church plans by Fidelity Rebekah Lodge canceled as minister attends conference. Rural Life Sunday observed by Troy Grange at the Methodist Church on May 27. Residents and guests including Vera Daugherty and Edith Humphrey visit and return from various towns. Reparations pledged: Tokyo reports Japan's upper house approves a treaty pledging 800 million dollars in goods and services to the Philippines for World War I damages.
In a burning kitchen scene, Emmett races to aid Juan as flames threaten the timbered eatery. Frank helps, while Juan accuses outsiders, and Emmett defends his town as tension rises with Dr La Tour and locals. Emmett’s loyalty clashes with suspicions of theft and old town resentments.
Fortune magazine profiles the Ohio Valley as an industrializing region with coal land water routes and manpower listed as draws. It notes expansion measured in billions of dollars but flags drawbacks such as inadequate highways tightfisted school conditions small locks on the Ohio River and smoky upper areas. Improvements include replacing smaller locks and better highways.
The reading cautions learning from setbacks rather than envying others and urges practical finances. It notes strong August for domestic matters and travel, October for creativity, November health vigilance, and December opportunities to expand business. A birthday child will be vivacious and idealistic.
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