Athens Messenger edition details and rates
The Athens Messenger of March 8 1957 lists publication details for the Athens Ohio paper with editors and publishers names and routes. It includes subscription rates for carrier daily and Sunday mail and notices postal classifications and office information.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio & W.va
Postoffice
Call for fresh look at rising juvenile crime in 1956
FBI estimates show a national rise in youth crime and New York City reports shockingly high figures for under 16 and 16 to 20 year olds in 1956. Violent examples underscore deep concern, prompting a call to reexamine programs and underlying factors shaping youth behavior.
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FBI
New York City
New York
Brooklyn
United States
Fairless panel urges cut in U.S. foreign spending to spur trade
The nine key points urge trimming government outlays both at home and abroad. They advocate boosting private overseas investment through favorable tax rules and a more attractive climate for U.S. capital while stressing continued aid only until economies grow via trade.
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Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S.S. Steel
U U. S
U. S
Washington
Senate
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
President’s Commission
MIT
President's Commission
Congress
Senate Committee
Seneca technique used to wake Marilyn to true love
Dr. Crane recounts a case where Roger D., a 27 year old dentist, pursued Marilyn then used a pushing away strategy to break her infatuation with Tom and reset romance. The psychologist notes Marilyn relied on Roger for happiness and dates, and outlines how the Seneca method can create distance to renew genuine interest.
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Roger
Seneca
Marilyn
Tom
Roger D
Do Not Be Conformed to This World Lent Series Opening
Editor Eugene Carson Blake opens a weekly Lenten feature on this page. As president of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, he urges readers to seek transformation rather than conformity to worldly values through spiritual reflection and steadfast faith.
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National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Eugene Carson Blake
D.D
God
Horoscope and faith themes mix with romance in 1950s prose
A horoscope promises gains and caution for 1957 while Christian and humanist views clash over God and world. A tale follows Marilyn's jealousy as Roger courts Nancy, leading to emotional dependence, confessions to Dr. Crane, and a later marriage after a tense romance.
Pawnee City Asset Split Prompts Tense Divorce of Jagger & Morgan
In Pawnee City, Helen Jagger reads firm assets totaling 460 000 dollars and liabilities of 31 650, revealing a proposed division: Jagger takes the hotel, saloon, bank, stockyards, six buildings and other property valued at 200 000, while Morgan would retain unimproved land valued at 260 000. The partners discuss buyout limits as debts shift to Jagger. The scene ends with Wild Jack Mason amid town unrest and a stray shot hitting a horse at The Longhorn Saloon.
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Morgan
Helen
Jagger
Jagger & Morgan
Helen Jagger
Pawnee City
Justice of the Peace
Judson Drake
Pawnee
Kansas City
Joe Jagger
Longhorn
Wild Jack Mason
Texas
Wild Jack
Blood types linked to certain diseases, says doctor
The editor shares that blood groups O A B and AB relate to disease occurrences. Stomach cancer and ulcers show type associations, with pernicious anemia tied to A type and O linked to ulcers. Rheumatic heart disease and hip fracture may connect to blood type, though many with those types remain unaffected. Neurodermatitis tied to emotional stress, with treatment targeting overall health and skin.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Journal of the American Medical Association
Mollet's steady rule in postwar France earns cautious praise
As premier Guy Mollet marks 13 months in office he defies predictions by stabilizing France amid Saar disputes, Middle East tensions, Algeria troubles, and a strained U S alliance. His calm leadership and Socialist unity keep his majority, though future stability remains uncertain amid NATO, inflation, and North African strains.
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France
America
Mollet
Saar
Germany
Middle East
Algeria
Socialist Party
Eisenhower
U.S
NATO
Public Inquiry on Alley Relocation Plan in Athens
A taxpayer urges public input on moving the alley between Columbia and Garfield Ave by eight feet. The plan includes costs for relocating gas and sewer lines and a building, and questions the wasting of city funds while the alley has long been maintained by the city. Athens, March 6.
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Columbia
Garfield Ave
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