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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1956

Page

4

Air Travel Fares Cannes Debate Could Shift Global Skies

The Cannes talks see Pan American and TWA proposing fare cuts to counter IATA pressure and improve U.S. air travel growth. The CAB supports lower international fares, warning against stubborn price wars that could threaten U.S. landing rights. Rail and car travel gains plus rail improvements temper optimism as the industry navigates rapid postwar mobility shifts.

Cannes France U.S Pan American World Airways America New York Paris Pan Am TWA

Green Light for Massive Postwar Interstate Road Plan

A projected 25 billion dollar federal program aims to build a 40 000 mile interstate network over 13 years linking nearly every city with free of intersection routes. Most roads would be dual plus lanes and some eight lane sections. The plan calls for rapid start in 1956.

U.S

Sammy Davis Jr Eyes Western Film Ambition With Sinatra

Harlem born entertainer Sammy Davis Jr plans to star in a Western film amid talk of costarring with Frank Sinatra on Jazz Train. He envisions portraying a Black cowboy post Civil War, mirrors his wide ambitions as a top showman. He boasts a Howard Hughes level wealth mix, owning a $70,000 Hollywood home, a 20,000 record collection, 250 cuff links, and a large firearms collection, with a lucrative act and TV earnings. His family manages his finances and plans for independence by age 40.

Cowboy New York Sammy Davis, Jr Sammy Frank Sinatra Bill Robinson Mr Wonderful Heaven Hippodrome Hollywood Judy Giland

Metals Move Up to Meet Nation's Demands at Pittsburgh Research

U S Steel opens Monroeville center to improve metal breed for defense and industry. Allegheny Ludlum and American Brake Shoe pursue heat resistant alloys for turbojets and mass production. Firms seek stronger, cost effective metals for mining, aviation, highway construction, and automated manufacturing.

Sam Dawso Pittsburgh Churchill Downs Belmont U.S. Steel Monroeville Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Allegheny-Ludlum American Brake Shoe Mah‘wah N. J U.s.steel Jones & Laughlin

Rain Maker Ad Sparks 8 Month Dry Spell End

A humorous ad in West Branch Town Times Herbert Hoover birthplace April 26 urged “WANTED GENERAL SOAKING RAIN” by Cliff Perkins. The newspaper mailed by morning and by suppertime rain ended Cedar County Iowa’s eight month dry spell, prompting praise for the power of the country press.

Cliff Perkins West Branch Town Herbert Hoover Cedar County Iowa

Dr Crane Advice For Ellen’s Dilemma In Morals

Dr George W Crane counsels Ellen R 17 a high school senior torn between social pressure and moral law. He illustrates a moral yardstick weighing consequences to avoid premarital sex and risks to health and future marriage. Ellen breaks off then reconsiders, chooses her terms, and the youth returns with date boundaries.

George W. Crane Ellen R Ellen John Barleycorn

Birthdays and Career Prospects Highlighted in 1957 Forecast

The reading notes optimism for the year with practical plans and deals favored. Personal relationships appear pleasant aiding domestic and romantic life. Financial status may improve by August with new contacts and property deals through travel. Job promotion or recognition is indicated in November, personal prestige rises in late December, and early 1957 promises expansion. A child born today given as warm-hearted and loyal yet over sensitive.

Thunderstorm Safety By Dr Jordan

Uma P Jordan outlines common fears of lightning and compares risk to other hazards in the United States. She explains lightning as a strong electric current, notes historical fatality counts, and offers National Bureau of Standards safety rules.

Uma P. Jordan United States Ior National Bureau of Standards

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Bertha Macomber

The article notes a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Bertha Macomber on her 76th birthday hosted by her children and attended by numerous friends and relatives from Radcliff Columbus Dexter Wilkesville and nearby towns. Various extended family members and guests shared travels and greetings across several households.

G. E. Elliott Jan Ann Stevens John Stevens Cline Gerlachs Ermel Ward Shelba Columbus Billy Turner Lakeside Henry Amos Upper Sandusky Ethel Amos J. G. Steele Anna S. Evans

Outlaw Mind Games in a Western Feud

Frank and Emmett clash over Jean Cash amid horse theft schemes and a growing posse. Emmett plans to lift Norring’s remount string while Sheriff Chantry closes in. A saddle gun blast erupts as tension peaks and the story promises a continuation.

Emmett Milo Hackett Norring Jean Frank Cashtown Chantry Lew Chantry Chaniry

Military Mail Call request from The Messenger column

The Messenger invites readers to submit names and complete addresses of men and women in military service for public posting. Include town, full address, and sender name. Free service. Tor James E. Albany Route Academy Co. 222 25th Battalion and Reserve USNTC Bainbridge.

the Messenger Athens Ohio Tor James E Albany Academ, Co 25Th Batt and Res USNTC Bainbridge

Upper Flats 4H Club Plans Activity Day Poster

Billie 4H Club held a special meeting to plan an annual activity day poster. Several local residents attended including Mr. and Mrs. Vollie Cavender of St Albans Mrs Virginia Sharbaugh of Graham and the Roush and Blessing families. A surprise birthday dinner honored A Ray Roush with present family members in attendance.

Billie 4H Vollie Cavender St. Albans Jesse Brown Virginia Sharbaugh Graham C. C. Blessing Charles Peggy Bob McGraw Shirley Stobart Racine Methodist Church Marcus Weaver Frank McDermitt A. Ray Roush Roush Kenneth Roush Kenny Ray Dale Roush Ronnie Point Pleasant Lola Jean Roush Kathleen Thompson Vernon Clarence C. Blessing Gerald Rood

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AIR Travel A, Stheny Adam Timothy Will” Mastin Dr. Jordan Wry Thomas of Jackson W. H. Shenefield Anna Higgins W. Edmunds Claussen Tascosa Old Mexico Jean Cash Emmet Emmett Noring Fort McHenry By Galbraith
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