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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1955
Page
4
The notice lists daily and Sunday single copies, carrier and mail rates, and subscription options. It notes prices for daily and Sunday delivery, mall and mail options, and monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual rates, with a mention of Athens Ohio.
The article analyzes Governor Lausche declining a federal judgeship, preserves the status quo with Senator Bender seeking re election in 1956, and notes possible future paths. It discusses hearings on freeing natural gas producers from federal price controls and a family fare dispute illustrating who is considered head of the house under airline regulations.
The piece recalls Helen Keller turning 7 and offers her views on self pity and staying busy for others. It then presents a Garland Texas executive Harry Rolnick diary on travel boredom and a senate subcommittee inquiry into poverty with a satirical pool hall interview.
The first price reactions in the auto labor peace era show steel scrap, zinc, and tin rising as dealers expect a strong summer for mills and a record car output. Copper and aluminum see cautious optimism with producers predicting gains and steady demand.
Dr George W Crane advises Mildred a 21 year old who overdosed on sleeping pills after heartbreak. He frames life as a batting average and urges maturity, resilience, and responsibility to family teachers and God, warning against self harm and childish self pity. He likens life to a classroom where one must play by rules and face consequences.
Dr Edwin P Jordan reviews Mrs E s letter about a 34 year old man with 190 110 blood pressure. He stresses multiple readings over time, doctor supervision, and the urge for regular checks from age 45 onward. He notes rising hypertension with age, diet research like the rice diet, and animal studies on brain hormones affecting blood pressure.
Lucy Hamilton follows a morgue lead about Arlene Bristow and is abducted by a gray suited man who recognises her. She awakens in the back of a car, dumped unconscious, driving toward Biscayne Boulevard toward Saltair Street as the mystery deepens in this Brett Halliday tale.
The reading advises steady effort in early hours for better results than expected, and pleasant activities in the evening away from conflict. For a birthday, it predicts gains from past efforts and profitable opportunities through July, with travel and social contacts likely in September and October. Creative work may be inspiring, domestic tension should be avoided in November, with good news and business expansion chances late December into 1956.
A chronological outline from November 1954 to June 1955 notes Peron accusing bishops, arrests of priests, curbs on church appointments, bans on open air masses, divorce legalisation, Vatican protests, mass dismissals, halting religious instruction, tax changes, and mass expulsions and excommunications involving church leaders and state officials.
A Commerce Department spokesman announced the approval of a export to Communist Bulgaria totaling about 500 Chevrolet passenger cars for use by Bulgarian officials. The deal is valued at roughly $1,017,000 and is the largest export transaction with the Soviet bloc since 1949, with a Brooklyn dealer handling the order.
Evening programming lists News and Sports blocks from WATH WJEH WCHS and affiliates including news casts Commentary and drama segments. Featured shows include Boston Pops Talent Scouts and Great Gildersleeve with NBC CBS connections and local station marks.
A detailed daily radio program lineup lists 9:00 breakfast through 5:00 variety time with hosts and show names across stations abe mbs cbs and more. Entries include Morning 9:00 Breakfast Club 9:30 Easy Does It 10:00 M. Mat McBride 10:30 News Johnny Olsen and more.
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