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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1955
Page
4
The notice details delivery options and prices for the Daily and Sunday editions, including carrier delivery per week and monthly rates. It notes subscriptions via mail or truck routes and mentions the entry as Second Class matter under an act, with publication place Athene.
The piece reflects on recurring floods along the Hocking and Ohio Rivers, noting historic high water, ongoing debris cleanup, and gradual flood-control efforts. It argues communities persist in low-lying areas, valuing homes and businesses while acknowledging floods will recur despite impoundment and mitigation.
The proposed $20 personal exemption would add 20 dollars to each taxpayer’s exemption, reducing taxable income for the 33 million earners under 5000 and their dependents. The move would lift relief for the lowest income group while shrinking revenue from the largest taxpayer cohort, with broader implications for federal finances.
New York reports a surge in compact electronic computers aimed at small businesses and offices. Devices range from cash-register upgrades to payroll handling and credit card processing, with prices from about 15 000 to 200 000 dollars. Manufacturers tout productivity gains and job shifts, including more opportunities for women, while fears of widespread job loss persist.
Debates rage over Eisenhower era employee security program as Democrats seek wider inquiry. Aims include creation of a 12 man commission to study government security from the Eisenhower program to spying and sabotage, with hearings expected to test safeguards and potential injustices.
Dr George Crane reflects on a case history involving Bill Allen and Martha as he discusses a vacation plan. He recounts a drive along Route 41 with a friend and urges extending personal freedom from daily chores, advocating a weekend off to relieve tension and enjoy a roving, carefree holiday. The piece invites readers to request Crane’s psychological charts.
Edwin Jordan MD discusses reader queries about a 13 fold boy weighing 173 pounds and a 16 year old with body odor. He advises ruling out glandular issues, examining mental health, improving diet, and steering toward healthy activities. He warns against harsh parenting and calls for calm, careful handling and professional assessment.
The horoscope predicts strong lunar influences for partnerships and negotiations tomorrow with good investment potential and home improvements. Evening hours favor social plans and community ventures, while friendships and business ties stay congenial. Those with birthdays may see a stimulating year and new romance around August to October.
A long local column records multiple social events in Vinton and surrounding areas. Highlights include Amor celebrating Farad son Ranta's birthday with friends Judy Lambert Karl Righter and others, birthday party for James Snyder, and numerous weekend visits and church notices. The Swanee Boys are set for a Baptist Church concert March 13 at 7 30 p m with public invited.
In the tense aftermath Proxy, Bark, and Jerry confront the questions surrounding LeNormand’s death. They debate what to tell investigators while checking the scene for clues such as chair marks, fingerprints, and a mysterious car door sound, fearing the truth may be as unsettling as the blaze itself.
A tense scene unfolds as a hushed room holds a secret. Proxy, described with striking features, acknowledges Mr. Lister while a mysterious long bundle lies on the floor, signaling intrigue to be continued.
Fragmented listing shows morning radio lineup including music segments and news. Mentions programs such as Beetatan Club Abe caee and News a Commentary with unclear host names and times. Details are unreadable and partially garbled.
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