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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1955
Page
4
Delivery details indicate weekly home delivery by carrier and motor routes. Subscribers are offered Sunday editions and a daily paper at varying rates, with a one month option and special weekend packaging.
Air Force Research Center and Office of Naval Research reveal that mountain crests above 300 feet generate vertical air currents like waterfalls. Piloted gliders showed pilots losing control, with instruments fluttering and rapid altitude changes. Four years of study produced charts aiding civil and military aviation, contributing to safer air travel in 1954.
A letter argues against Ohio House Bill 840 and Senate Bill 188, warning these measures would curb gun ownership and empower officials to restrict firearms, a stance linking to the Sullivan Law and urging readers to contact state lawmakers. The piece closes with a biblical citation from Hebrews 11:16.
The piece weighs the impact of U S aid to Asia against political power shifts involving Harold E Stassen and the FOA The administration faces FOA’s fate by June and possible transfer of duties to the State Department Amid budget limits and agency reshuffling the Asia policy may determine whether the region stays away from communism or yields to it The column also critiques government ownership taxes and fiscal policy while quoting Job 19 3.
Senate Banking Committee members clash over stock prices margins and risk as witnesses differ on high prices and boom bust potential while prices swing and policy is defended as a moving economy picture by William McC. Martin Jr. and Treasury officials.
A psychiatrist Dr George W Crane describes seduction tactics used on college women, detailing drink spiking and emotional manipulation as methods to secure sexual relations. He recalls 23 affairs with students over ten years, noting one woman rejected marriage. The piece also covers social notices from Shawnee and community events, with names of local hosts and attendees.
Mr and Mrs J W West visited Mearthur shopping. Mr and Mrs Eddie Dearth and Mr and Mrs Lincoln Dearth with Debby visited Carl Horne. Colina Opie family guests of Mrs Ogle Mather and Mrs Bertha Jacobey of Marietta. Recent guests of Mrs were Clarence Daft of West Rushville. J R Walton and Ray Hudwell of Lancaster visited. Lydia Musser of Marion spent a week with Fred Osle. Maud Pearse called on Mrs Herbert Davis. H P Dearth and Eddie Dearth went to Crooksville for Mr George Willison funeral. Oscar Coe of Columbus weekend with his mother Mrs Frank Coe.
The stars indicate tolerance and understanding will aid business and social relations, with a strong emphasis on crowds and caution. Your birthday tomorrow points to progress in 1955 if you act steadily, using good judgment to consolidate gains and make new contacts. A child born today is imaginative, conscientious, and sensitive.
A narrator recalls an interview with Mrs. LeNormand and questions why a grief struck widow would wear such extravagant clothes. The conversation highlights perceived intelligence, mystery, and possible motive behind the fashion choice, while tension mounts over a pending revelation to come.
Doctors explain that most infants show wandering eyes in the first months but true crossed eyes require early care. Causes include head injury heredity vision misalignment and muscle or nervous issues. Treatments include glasses eye exercises patches and sometimes surgery. Early, skilled treatment prevents long term school and social handicaps.
A fragmented listing outlines a Thursday March morning radio lineup with varied segments. It mentions commentary programs, a morning news segment, music and drama items, and notices for specific shows and hosts, including Pauline Preserieuonce and Eiescaine, with times ranging around 00 to 2:30, plus expected ads and station IDs.
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