Lincoln and 4-H Club Week Highlight Growth of Land Grant Education
The piece traces Lincoln's land grant vision expanding to 68 colleges and universities, notes 93,000 clubs across the nation, and details the Cooperative Extension Service's role reaching 2.3 million 4-H'ers and 400,000 volunteer leaders. It marks National 4-H Club Week March 3–10 with Kennedy's message and a global reach to 70 foreign countries.
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Lincoln
United States
Maine
California
Cooperative Extension Service
Land-Grant System
USDA
Khrushchev Ulbricht Seek Berlin Peace Summit
Moscow reports Khrushchev and Ulbricht reached full agreement on a German peace treaty ending Allied Berlin occupation. The U S, Britain, and France reject such moves, insisting on reunification elections and continued presence in West Berlin. Khrushchev pressures for a high level summit, hoping for Western leaders to meet in Berlin.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
West Berlin
Ulbricht
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Germany
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Better Police Image Fostering Trust Between Youths and Police
The wave of hostility to police affects children’s view of law enforcement. New York’s Children's Aid Society runs centers urging youths to greet officers kindly, attend games, and visit precincts. In response, police organize judo and ping pong, share conversations, and seek mutual respect through pilots worth expanding.
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Children’s Aid Society of
New York
Kennedy lauds citizen soldier Minuteman spirit message
President Kennedy commends the citizen soldier as a Minuteman spirit in a message to the Reserve Officers Association. He recalls Lexington and Concord as the revolution’s curtain raiser, contrasting with present-day frenzied anti communist hunt.
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Minuteman
Kennedy
Reserve Officers Association
Minutemen
Lexington and Concord
Jim Bishop plans Around the World trip with family
Jim Bishop outlines an Around the World journey with his bride Kelly and Jack Sullivan to Paris Beirut Jerusalem New Delhi Bangkok Hong Kong Tokyo and Los Angeles. The trip spans 30 days 21850 miles nine stopovers and costs roughly a car price with first class and travel tips from Miss Rita Menkes.
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Rita Menkes
Pan American
Fifth Avenue
Coney Island
Miss Menkes
India
Japan
Magellan
Nellie Bly
New York
Paris
Beirut
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
New Delhi
Taj Mahal
Agra
Bangkok
Thailand
Siam
Hong Kong
Peninsula Hotel
China
Bamboo Curtain
Tokyo
Jack Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Los Angeles
Kelly
Mark Hellinger
Beverly Hills
L.A
N Y
United
America
Dorothy Sullivan
Ireland
Opera Afternoon Sheds Politics as Musicians Shine
George E. Sokolsky recalls a Saturday matinee of Aida with Francis Robinson, Roland Hayes, and Grace Moore, noting the conversation centers on art and youth rather than Khrushchev or politics. He fondly remembers peers, earlier stars, and the enduring vitality of musicians who rise above time and trouble.
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Khrushchev
Francis Robinson
Roland Hayes
Leonard Bernstein
Eddie Cantor
Charlie Coburn
Charlie
Bill Ormerod
Sir Berkeley
Grace Moore
Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Farrar
Caruso
Aida
Maria Jeritza
Metropolitan Opera
Our Readers' Editor on Costs and Tax Burdens
The Messenger argues space and government drag costly, cites declines in Ohio private retail in 1959, notes tax increases and a shrinking shoe repair sector as evidence of broader fiscal strain. The writer marks constitutional aims to limit government spending and analyzes state and federal tax impacts. H. B. Greiner, Guysville, R. D. 1.
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the Messenger
U. S
Ohio
Commerce Department
Ohio Dept. of Taxation
Snowballing boy avoids discipline after bus window incident
Dayton report says a 13-year-old boy threw a snowball through a school bus window in Butler Two but caused no injuries. The driver, the boy’s mother, confronted him as the patrol declined to disciplinary action.
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Dayton
Butler Two
Try and Stop Me by Erskine and the Cuthbert Report Card
Eight year old Cuthbert brings home four Ds and earns an incentive from his father Erskine to improve. The boy proposes fifty cents next month as a quick reward for better grades. Bob Considine is noted for his many friends in the newspaper world after a casual apartment remark.
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Erskine
Cuthbert
Papa
Bob Considine
Millie
Dear Abby Dear Abby letters and answers from a reader
A collage of Dear Abby letters discusses a boy Peter's question about why God lets a brother die, Abby's Job explanation, a husband avoiding photos of his wife and kids, and a financial nudge about post tax money. Abby advises talking to a minister, displays family photos, and suggests writing for a personal reply.
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Abby
Peter
Personal Cases Dr Crane on Attractiveness and Sweat Glands
Article fragment explains two sweat gland types, noting darker skin often has more apocrine glands causing odor. Advises frequent bathing and washing underwear. discusses perfume, femininity cues, and consumer tips. ends with offer to send for 200 point tests for Husbands & Wives via Dr Crane.
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Anne
Anne B
Husbands & Wives
Local Family Visits and Hospital Notice in Chillicothe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Euler of Chillicothe hosted visitors including Harold and Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Leota Johnson, who is a patient at Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg. Also guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McLeod of Belpre with Kenneth McLeod parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cozart with Gene Wolfe family and Roy Fitch family from Stiversville.
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Portland
Robert Euler
Chillicothe
Harold Roush
Cecil McLeod
Belpre
Kenneth McLeod
Leota Johnson
Camden Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Robert Cozart
Gene Wolfe
Roy Fitch
Stiversville
The Messenger Publishing Co Daily and Sunday Rates
The Athens Ohio newspaper lists mail and carrier delivery options with daily and Sunday editions The notice includes subscription prices for three and six months and notes postal classification as second class matter under the 1915 act It identifies the Athens address at 43 West Union Street and notes Associated Press membership.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
Daily & Conney
Athens
Associated Press
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
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