Athens Ohio Page News Roundup March 1 1957
Athens Ohio Page issues March 1 1957 edition of the Messenger Publishing Co. header shows Frederick W. Bush as former publisher and Gordon K. Bush as publisher. It lists managing editor Joan W. Webb and city editor Charles W. Reamer. Subscription prices include daily and Sunday deliveries by carrier or mail with varying rates.
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Rederick W. Bush
E Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Joan W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
MACHINE THAT WORKS Party choice in a broad middle ground
British debaters at the Oxford Union argue that while US and British parties share broad similarities, Americans still have real choice within the large middle. Moderates Eisenhower and Stevenson illustrate how elections shape policy angles, with extremes unlikely except in major crises.
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Oxford Union
Britain
United States
Conservative
Labor
America
France
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Formosa on the brink of peace and tension amid war talk
In Taipei a returning US Air Force captain's melancholy reflects ongoing war talk across Formosa. The island endures constant security, land deeds, and a government plotting return to the mainland while Peiping signals peace yet Nationalists bolster military power as friction with offshore islands eases.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red Mainland
Red Coast
Weather Bureau
Matsu
Quemoy
Peiping
Hong Kong
Hoover to write critical memoir of Wilson at Versailles
Former President Hoover plans a book detailing Woodrow Wilson’s disappointments at the Versailles Peace Conference after World War I. Hoover calls Wilson a great administrator and idealist but ahead of his time, signaling a broader trend among leaders to reassess rival figures.
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Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Mr. Hooven
Wilson
U.S
Adlai Stevenson
Theodore Roosevelt
Truman
Calvin Coolidge
Powell Aims Amendment to Bar Segregation in School Aid
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says he will reintroduce an amendment to the school aid bill to withhold aid from states with segregated schools. He claims the move will not kill the measure and could pass with sufficient support, while opponents view it as a tactic helping the opposition.
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Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Congress
Powell
Forecasting Drives Business Planning in Postwar Firms
AAMA survey of 56 company presidents shows forecasting as a core tool in choosing long term strategies. Attention centers on consumer buying power, wages, employment, and wage trends, with shifts in saving habits and population trends guiding budgets, expansion, and investment decisions.
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New York
American Management Association
Case History of a Psychiatrist Martha G. Case
Dr. George W. Crane outlines a case of Martha G. a 34 year old mother of three who complains of failing to meet daily chores and feeling exhausted after long workweeks for housework. He argues housewives face hard workloads averaging 84 hours weekly and suggests methods to boost daily output by about 50 percent through his agenda and tests for teens.
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Martha
George W. Crane
The Family Doctor on Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis
Dr. Edwin P Jordan explains diverticula, pouchlike structures in the colon, and distinguishes diverticulosis from diverticulitis. He notes women may be affected more and that the condition often presents in middle to later life with variable symptoms.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. PD
Horoscope and health notes span from stars to diverticulitis
The page blends astrological advice for tomorrow with medical guidance on diverticulitis including symptoms, potential complications, and treatment options. It also includes reader questions on jungle rot and albumin in urine, plus domestic tips about family chores and an agenda system for tomorrow’s tasks.
Dance at Pawnee City Ball Clarifies Cass Simcoe's Winter Plans
Morgan escorts Cass Simcoe to a dance at the new Pawnee City hall while plans unfold. General Simcoe reveals Cass will study in St Louis, and Morgan notes his herd of 500 has dwindled to under 300 after Comanche raids. The ballroom hosts 30 attendees as Fesler collects admissions.
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Morgan
Cass
Longhorn
General Simcoe
Sam Acres
Mr. Morgan
Cassie
Texas
St. Louis
Tom Alder
Panhandle
Alder’s
Simcoe
Austin
Kansas City
Grand Hall
Kansas’ City
Cass Simcoe
Pawnee City
Fesler
Wild Jack Mason
Ancient Tribes in Egypt Face Boundary Uncertainty
The writer notes that in the Near East, ancient tribal lands and shifting borders create disputes over territory. He argues lasting peace relies on peaceful resolve and applying the Golden Rule, urging Christian nations to send missionaries to foster respect for others’ rights. Athens, March 9.
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Middle East
Near East
Charles E. Miller
Delegate 28 Years Ago Editor The Messenger
The writer recalls attending the Ohio State 4-H Club Congress in Columbus twenty eight years ago as one of twenty or more Loyal Daughters Clothing Club members led by Mrs. James Bell from Marietta. Gratitude is expressed to the Kiwanis Club of Athens and The Messenger for recognizing 4 H work and supporting club members like Mrs. Stanley Cooley Lillian Carpenter.
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the Messenger
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Loyal Daughters Clothing Club
James Bell
Marietta
Kiwanis Club of
Athens
Stanley Cooley
Lillian Carpenter
Athens R. D
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