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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
4
The piece argues inflation serves political prestige, harms most businesses and individuals, and stems from postwar policy. It critiques Truman era expansion, Eisenhower budget inflation, and a national trend toward big government. It warns of a trap for Business America and calls for cautious fiscal balance.
Since 1918 U.S. tax law allows a foreign tax credit to avoid double taxation for citizens and corporations abroad. Critics aim at oil producers in Saudi Arabia, arguing credits shield American firms from high taxes, potentially weakening U S. influence and defense in global economic affairs.
A reflective chronicle set in Ossining New York near Sing Sing describes two youths Rudolph Duringer and Crowley known as Two Gun. It recounts a brutal night involving Virginia Brannen and Rudolph’s execution at Sing Sing. The piece ends with a PTA meeting and reactions from local women.
Dr George W Crane notes Phyllis B 29 mother of Jimmy and Bobby compares Moses to his elder brothers in a Bible class discussion The column frames psychology from scripture and cites personal memories to illustrate character traits while referencing yesterday’s description
Washington reports the Supreme Court limited access to secret FBI notes used in Jencks v. United States, allowing defendants to inspect only government supplied secret information from witnesses. Commentators warn broader access could force pretrial disclosures, altering prosecution strategy. The piece blends legal analysis with a moral meditation on Moses and Aaron.
A correspondent from Butte Montana questions the Right to Work label and argues slogans mask thought. The piece urges rigorous public accounting of union finances and criticizes McClellan Committee investigations for not exposing how union funds and leadership influence politics.
A grandmother suspects a five year old’s bed wetting reflects jealousy of a new baby and calls for understanding and affection. A 14 year old faces possible bowel trouble and abdominal pain with fears of surgery or glandular fever, while a nine year old’s sleep needs are debated.
A Bennett Cerf syndicated piece recounts a Scot plutocrat asked to vouch for a cockney servant. The note praised two years of service yet warned of needing a wide berth. Also notes cavalry coffee test and Pete De Vries outdoor concert quip.
Brain Game asks for the professions of eight characters including Colin Glencannon Mr Chips Giles Gosling and Joe Gargery Answers reflect classic novels and stories. The Athens Messenger page presents a quiz and publication details for the newspaper.
The star reading notes Venus favors artists and romantics with possible engagement news. Birthday charts show strong intellect and conscientiousness guiding five months of steady effort toward future job and financial security, with August and September spotlighting social life and personal matters. marriage is indicated for singles in 1957.
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