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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1955

Page

4

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Legacy of Billy the Kid fuels New Mexico tourism

The Lincoln County War era figure Billy the Kid remains a focal point of New Mexico lore. William H Bonney's notoriety centers on legend and the Lincoln County War battles that left 14 dead in Lincoln. Sheriff Pat Garrett finally killed him on July 14, 1881.

Lincoln, N. M Old West William H. Bonney Billy the Kid Billy Brooklyn New Mexico Lincoln County Frontier Rangers John Tunstall Tunstall Hilly Lew Wallace Wallace Pat Garrett

Ohio to Add 36 Sewage Plants in Statewide Plan

Ohio cities and villages are building or upgrading sewage treatment plants. The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board reports about 4 percent of urban residents will have satisfactory facilities when construction finishes. New plants rise in Ashtabula to Shadyside and New Richmond, with several cities awarding contracts or taking bids.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Water Pollution Control Board Ashtabula Coshocton Lorain Marietta Nelsonville Philadelphia Port Clinton Steubenville Ion Batavia Killbuck Lisbon Lucas Newcomerstown Ottawa Sheffield Lake Shadyside New Richmond Kenton Portsmouth Akron Cleveland Dayton Delphos Medina Oberlin Oxford Toledo Urbana Wadsworth van Wert Chardon Clyde Granville Jamestown Marysville Minerva Waverly Ralph FB. Dwork Water Pollution Control Board State Health Athens Cambridge Ironton Logan Miamisburg Cincinnati Bedford Findlay Galton Jackson Kent Lima Shelby Wilmington

Senate Approves Full Foreign Aid Program Despite Loans Debate

The Senate backed the administration foreign aid package worth 3.53 billion dollars, preserving grants and adding a 2 hundred million Asian development fund plus over a billion for defense support. Republican leaders attempted to weaken terms, notably Knowland Bridges Millikin. only Saltonstall supported the administration among top GOP leaders. Senator George guided passage in the Foreign Relations Committee.

Congress Senate Eisenhower Knowland California Bridges Millikin Saltonstall Massachusetts George Senate Foreign Relations Committee House

Up and Up The U.S. wages and spending boom

Private industry wages and salaries rise by eight billion dollars year over year as more workers keep pay during layoffs. Ford boosts unemployment benefits and overall spending hits 243 billion dollars annually with factories adding 61,000 jobs in May and average weekly factory pay at 76.11 dollars. Optimists see 291 billion dollar spending next year, while others caution about inflation.

New York America Ford Census Bureau Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Kefauver Holds Open Mind On 1956 Presidential Bid

Tennessee Senator Kefauver says he may change his mind about running in 1956 and hints the Davy Crockett TV boom could influence his decision. He notes the era of TV politics shifts public expectations and hints a coonskin cap might boost votes.

Kefauver Tennessee Davy White House

The Debt That Turns Aid Into Enmity

Dr Nathaniel recounts a case from Beaver County about a poor family whose medical bill reached 500 dollars. He forgave the debt as a Christmas gift, but later the family paid another doctor and cut ties, prompting a discussion on how prolonged favors create obligation. The piece warns creditors to avoid prolonged subsidies lest debtors turn foes and justify quitting.

Nathaniel Beaver County Pennsylvania Crane Sega

Agriculture Department Estimates Drop in This Years Wheat Crop

The Agriculture Department estimates this year’s wheat crop at 845.215 million bushels, down from 969.781 million last year and 1.154.073 billion the 10 year average. Winter wheat is forecast at 639.224 million, spring at 205.991 million, rye 25.786 million, and peaches 48.025 million. Indiana, Ohio, Illinois show state harvest data and yields.

Agriculture Department Washington Great Plains

Death Has 2 Lives opening in a suspenseful plot

Private Shayne aids Jack Bristow with a plan as a mysterious caller demands eighty thousand dollars. Michael Harmilton and Lucy race to track the stash while a doomed deadline threatens a captive Beatrice. To Be Continued.

Timothy Rourke Shaynes Lucy Harmilton Michael Angel Jack Bristow Shayne Rourke Jack Gentry Bristow Allerdice Mike Causeway

Tomorrow's vibrations boost work and personal affairs

The Stars Say For Tomorrow predicts encouraging mental work and artistic progress, with fine aspects in teaching, research, medicine, and sciences. Personal relations appear friendly in the evening, while business plans need caution. birthdays may bring six months of stimulus and financial success with travel favorable into 1956, though January requires financial watchfulness.

Understanding Peptic Ulcers and Their Causes

Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains ulcers form in the stomach or duodenum, often called peptic ulcers. Causes are partly unknown, but modern life stress may aggravate them. Ulcers begin as surface defects, deepen to nerves, and may bleed or perforate requiring urgent care.

Memorial Park Cross Gathers Reflections Along Route 13

In Glouster on Route 13, readers note Memorial Park’s new green shoots and the white cross symbolizing sacrifice. The piece laments forgetfulness and prays for divine presence, honoring those who served, with a closing date of June 10, 1955 by Christine C. Chauncey Brown.

the Messenger Glouster Route 13 Memorial Park

Radio Listings and Programs Across Stations in Columbus and Nearby Areas

Radio program grid lists programs and times for ABC WCOL CBS WHB etc in Columbus Huntington Athens Parkersburg and Charleston with lineups from 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including News Sports Commentary Drama Variety Concerts Perry Como Bing Crosby and Coast to Coast networks.

ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WBNS MBS WHKC WATH Athens WIJEH Gallipolis WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg Other WMOA Marietta Mba-West Abec-East Abe Cba Mbe Abe Strange Abe Mr Don Voorhees Abeo Bing Crosby Band of America Abe Amos Andy Newa Fiber Molly Abestra Gildersleeve Air Force Band Ebs News & Comment News & Varieties All Nets

Morning Radio Schedule Listing for a Local Station

A detailed on air timetable lists programs from breakfast to late afternoon including Morning $ and various shows. Entries mention hosts such as Abe Mbs Ebs and program titles like Break the Bank News, Joyce Jordan and News Johnny Olsen with multiple stations CBS MBS and ABC indicated.

Abe Margaret McBride Godfrey Ebs Abe TV Joyce Jordan Johnny Olsen Mbs Tom Moore Cbs

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