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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1955

Page

10

Youth Delinquency Mirrors Soviet Paradise Contradiction

The piece reports rising juvenile crime in the Soviet Union, including begging by children in Moscow and Babushkin, with accounts of executions for youths and shared blame on family hardship. It contrasts Soviet propaganda with harsh realities of orphaned waifs and a bored, unfree youth seeking meaning.

Leon Dennen NEA New York Red “Paradise United States Kremlin Russia Red Moscow Komsomoletz Moscow Communist Youth Organization Soviet Union Moscow Babushkin Paradise America Soviet Nicholas Voinov Voinov Little Voinov Red Press U. S Pravda

Practical Highways Cap Speeds To 60 70 MPH On New Roads

U.S. highway experts say modern divided expressways permit safe speeds primarily 60 to 70 mph, with city expressways like Los Angeles and Detroit near 45 mph. Safe highway design aims for 22 24 foot lanes, eight foot shoulders, and divided multi lane layouts to reduce deaths. Ohio enacts 60 mph daytime limit, Oct. 1, 1956.

Washington Nea U.S Los Angeles Detroit Ohio General Assembly Lausche State Highway Patrol Automotive Safety Foundation U. S. Bureau of Public Roads The Highway Research Board Illinois Pennsylvania Merritt Parkway New York Connecticut Pentagon U. S

Educators Eye Summer Classrooms To Ease Shortage

Washington NEA reports calls to keep schools open year round to alleviate a growing classroom shortage. California and Grand Rapids plan summer use of shops, labs, and auditoria for recreation and education, amid debate among parents and teachers.

White House U. S. Office of Education National Education Association California Grand Rapids Mich USCE Walter H. Gauinitz T. M. Stinnett National Commission For Teacher Education and Professional Standards U.S

Here's How Solons Vote

Washington notes show House passage of a three year reciprocity trade program by 374 to 54 with named supporters and opponents. A second House roll call passed 371 to 24 on banking regulation with listed for and against members. Senate amendment to Commerce Dept funding for airline subsidies passed 51 to 24 with Ford and Bricker among its supporters.

Washington Congress HOUSE Vorys Ashley Ayres Betts Bolton Frances Bow Feighan Hays Henderson Hess Jenkins Kirwan McCulloch Minshall Schenk Echerer Vanik Brown Clevenger McGregor Baumhart Bolton Olwer Polk Senate Commerce Department Ford Bender Bricker

Drama of Life and Death Cows Have No Day Off

A New Jersey farm tale follows a Sunday in a dairy barn where three cows take part in birth and death. A young girl witnesses birth, an attempted rescue, and the calf's fragile beginning, shaping her view of life on the farm.

Mountain Lions Roam Close to Homes in Montrose

In Montrose California mountain lions wander near homes due to scarce water. Russell Lloyd reported hearing lions roaring near his house on Thursday and found tracks of three lions in an upper Montrose picnic area.

Montrose Calif Russell Lloyd

Ohio coal production rises in first quarter 1955

Ohio's coal output in Q1 1955 rose 14 percent from 1954 with 8,070,000 tons produced by 386 mines and mine payrolls reaching 11,300,000 dollars. Employment fell 4 percent to 9,700. Harrison County led with 1,588,448 tons as surface mining grew in the region.

Columbus Ohio Margaret A. Mahoney Miss Mahoney Harrison County Imont Jefferson Belmont Harrison and Belmont County

First Planet Discovered in Modern Era Uranus

Uranus was identified in 1781 by William Herschel who originally named it The Georg ian in honor of King George III. The name was changed to Uranus in 1850 to align with mythological naming conventions.

William Herschel George III

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