Messenger Publishing Co. announces staff and publication details
The Messenger Publishing Co lists Frederick W. Bush as publisher from 1825 through 1929 with Gordon K. Bush as publisher and John W. Webb as managing editor. Charles W. Reamer serves as city editor. The paper publishes weekday afternoons and a Sunday morning edition.
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Frederick W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
John W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Eisenhower Health Crisis Sparks National Concern
President Eisenhower's health becomes a major concern as doctors diagnose tracheitis and urge rest to prevent further distress. With Nixon and Dulles abroad, he remains at risk from overwork while lawmakers debate the best way to support his leadership and health.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
Georgia
Washington
White House
Blue Bird
Odds n Ends from a Mail Inspired Column
New York musings reveal surprising facts about self worth aging elements in the body and wartime price shifts. It notes red schoolhouses paint choice and bats number, plus a subway snack shop pun about morsels.
Enormous Cellar and Humorous Bits From Ailing Times
A mixed page of miscellany notes oddities from coin values to mosquito nets and famous quotes. It mentions a wooden nickel worth more than metal, Eisenhower inaugural copy trade ins, Jerry Lewis rug caricatures, malaria tolls, and a beer cap observation by Col. Adolphus Busch.
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U. S
Eisenhower
Jerry Lewis
Edward Fields
Jerry
Alexander the Great
Cleopatra
Col. Adolphus Busch
Eisenhower Education Aid Faces Tough Fight In Congress
President Eisenhower’s request for 71.8 billion dollars in the 1957 budget includes 1.3 billion for federal aid to states to build classrooms amid business and congressional hostility to high government spending. Secretary Folsom leads the administration’s push while the Chamber of Commerce and critics argue against federal aid and warn of government control of education.
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Gene Smith
New York Times
Herbert Hoover
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Folsom
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
White House
House
Adam Powell
New York
Powell
Case History or a Psychiatrist By Dr George W Crane
Case U-327 recounts Martha G 34 describing how a home program inspired by Dr Crane's teen age test transformed family chores. Her children aged 13 and younger began using agendas, crossing off tasks, sharing dish duties, and tidying rooms, giving her time to read.
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George W. Crane
Martha G
Billy
Alice
Cerebral palsy gains focus in medical and home care
The piece highlights cerebral palsy as a major chronic condition, its causes, and the value of early physical and educational treatment. It details roles for national organizations in providing medical care, braces, therapy, schooling, and transportation, and emphasizes supportive home life and practical psychology for improving outcomes. It also includes a reader anecdote about home tutoring boosting a boy’s reading and a girl’s arithmetic.
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United States
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
South LaSalle St
Chicago
Ill
United Cerebral Palsy
Lexington Ave
New York
N.Y
Wild Jack Sparks a Marshall Showdown in Texas Town
In a Texas dance hall a dispute ends in a street confrontation as Wild Jack Mason draws a revolver. Marshal Morgan and Alder confront him while Mayor Jagger and crowd observers weigh law and order. Cass Simcoe departs with Chad after a tense night.
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Morgan
Tom Alder
Alder
Helen Jagger
Missouri
State Guard
Pappy Price
Mexico
Texas
Shelby
Illinois
Charley Quantrill
Skaggs
Lawrence
Helen
Cass
Jack Mason
Morgan Released
Helena
Wild Jack Mason
Wild Jack
Mason
Marshal
Mister Morgan
General Simcoe
Joe Jagger
Horoscope For Tomorrow And The Year 1957
The stars forecast a favorable day for tomorrow with careful effort and diplomacy needed in family matters. For birthdays, 1957 favors progress toward meaningful goals with cautious financial ventures advised and personal relationships likely to improve, while a child born today may be sentimental and home-loving but cautious about gambling.
Plymouth Grange to Present Program on March 14
Allensville Grange hosts Plymouth Grange meeting with a potluck lunch. Attendees include Evelyn Turner and daughters Theresa, Nancy Carpenter, and Sandra Dicken at an FHA meeting in McArthur. visitors and travel notes follow.
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New Plymouth
Allensville Grange
Plymouth Grange
Evelyn Turner
Theresa
Nancy Carpenter
Sandra Dicken
McArthur
William Johnson
Sam Christian
Logan
Mary Lindsey
Lawrence Weaver
Corpus Christi
Texas
William P. Harris
George Geiger
Brent Geiger
Union Furnace
Charles Fuller
Jack Bartoe
Junior Fuller
Jimmy Hixenbaugh
Rosella Hixenbaugh
Everett Dicken
Blue Bird Message Promotes Faith and Loyalty
The item blends religious verse urging faithfulness as Mrs. Riley Pigott of Long Bottom Ohio signs off. A separate short news note reports two Logan drivers fined $25 and costs after state patrol arrests for unsafe operation and a bond forfeited by William R. Keith Jr. for speeding.
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Logan
Francis Myers
Pearl L. Rutter
Lawrence E. Hartman
Myers
William R. Keith, Jr
Glouster
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World Today
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Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
North America
By Frank Gruber
Frank Gruber
NEA Service
Drovers
Cass Simcoe
Chad
Goodby
the Public Forum
Jesus
Mrs. Riley Pigott
Long Bottom, Ohio
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S. Raven
Medical Journal
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