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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1957
Page
4
The Cleveland Trust Co reports sustained demand in January with higher orders and near capacity steel, while 1957 GDP projections hover around 425 to 430 billion dollars. December output hit a record, yet profit margins lag 1955 levels as firms face mixed signals in production and retail.
J Edgar Hoover in an FBI law enforcement bulletin warns that juvenile crime is rising, 10 to 17 year olds up 10 percent while arrests double that rate. He argues for publishing names of young offenders, sharing records with authorities, and fingerprinting for future ID to fight crime.
An 108 mile eastern Ohio pipeline slurry line carries coal from a strip mine to Lake Erie's southern shore retail outlet. If practical, the method could also move iron ore pellets limestone pulp wood and other solids in liquid form, offering potential savings but threatening traditional rail and trucking industries.
A humorous look at Har ry Winston’s 1282-carat Miss Nameless diamond valued at two million dollars. The piece explores tax hurdles 19 percent federal and 3 percent New York sales, and suggests Europe or the Middle East as markets. It ponders best selling strategies and invites reader suggestions with a quirky prize.
In Washington this week Secretary of Defense Wilson sparked controversy with remarks on the Jupiter missile program and intelligence practices. He drew rebukes for past comments about the National Guard and immigrants, while defending reevaluation of data as routine.
Dr. Crane discusses how erotic interest can persist after sex glands lose function, with similarities between hunger and love switching from glands to the brain. He argues women can remain passionate after aging and gland removal, urging readers to request his Sex Differences booklet for 20 cents.
Chad Morgan breaks up a gang that had been shooting in Pawnee City. ranch owner offers compensation to Joe Jagger for the damage and Jagger accepts half of an estimated $200 total.
Frank Gruber portrays a tense Pawnee City meeting where Jagger asserts control over the town. A newspaper assignment fuels conflict as Fesler Morgan and local businessmen debate law, order, and who profits from saloons amid threats and looming consequences.
The Stars Say tomorrow favors starting new tasks or finishing ones, with a good score likely. The P. M. improves personal affairs and new friendships, so join social activities. Birthdays in 1957 show gain through smart moves, but mid July to early August require tact in relationships. Pisces traits include strong emotion, talent, and occasional self-doubt. An exceptionally influential year may arise once in three decades.
In The Family Doctor column Dr Edwin P. Jordan discusses that fears at menopause can lessen with time and that obsession may form if unaddressed. A reader asks about a fistula operation lingering in hospital. An answer details fistula basics and surgery duration. Botulism risk in home canned beans is reduced by thorough heating, with 20 minutes boiling making beans safe. Phantom limb pain after finger amputation arises from nerves growing around the stump causing real sensations.
Zaleski social notes record numerous visits among local families including Tripp, Davis, Vanderford, Campbell, Booths, Atkinson, and Peyton households. Burma’s Nu, advocate of neutralism, resumes premiership at 11 15 a m Friday after consults with astrologers. he had resigned last June to reorganize his socialist party.
Charles Robert Sisson has returned after four years in the US Navy. Rev. John Elwood of Racine led communion and christening at the Reedsville M E Church. Eleven WSCS members gathered at Mrs. Clara Marra’s home. Mrs. Mamie Buckley and Mrs. Leona Smith visited Mrs. Grace Reed and Mrs. Mary Reed in Coolville. Mrs. Ella Powell visits Mr. and Mrs. E C Bailey. Miss Lucy Kibble and others are mentioned.
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