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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1955
Page
4
The Athens Messenger presents a daily and Sunday edition description with publishing details. It lists publisher Webb and associates, carrier delivery, and weekday afternoon release except Saturday. The text references the Godon’s Bush publishing group and writer names in a fragmented OCR style.
The State Department release of the 1945 Yalta conference record argues it aimed to finish World War II quickly with minimal Allied casualties. It notes Soviet entry into the Asian war, permits concessions to Soviet influence, and cites misjudgments about Russia’s role, while mentioning Alger Hiss as a note-taker and questioning the sell-out critique.
The State Department faced a leak and public release controversy over wartime Yalta documents. Secretary Dulles wrestled with publishing or hiding the 1945 Roosevelt Churchill Stalin records, while Congress and press debated national security and access. Copies appeared in several papers after delays and mixed signals from officials.
New York writers examine the Beetle the Volkswagen, created by Ferdinand Porsche, as a mass market car. The piece traces Nazi era origins, postwar production, and rising American sales, noting 29,151 foreign cars and 6,341 Volkswagens sold in 1964, Stanton's VW venture, and the car’s low price and fuel efficiency amid global markets.
Bark Jones, tied to a mystery around the death of Dr Norman Parson, recalls Selena’s rapid change after the case heats up. He reads Parsons letter begging for help as Selena plans a secret wedding with Jerry, while Grace mocks their recklessness at a social gathering.
An education column discusses Nancy N 16 a high school junior who attempted suicide by swallowing pills. Dr Crane treats the case, urging resilience and spiritual growth while contrasting earthly life with imagined planets. The piece advises avoiding drastic actions and explores practical psychology and self-improvement methods.
Jackson officer and Mrs nd Mrs ly visited Mr E Hartrock and Mr and Mrs Seth Huntley in Vinton Route 2. Willard Friend of Logan stayed with Anna Higgins. Mary Humphrey and Cinda were guests of Mrs Clarence Charleston and others. Gerald McFarland and daughter Laura moved to Cora Eagle property on Tuckson Street. E A Evans returned from Florida with her son and daughter-in-law. Elmer Sherritt and Hall Shoemaker guests of Bidwell residents. Victor Casto visited Benny Dickard in Columbus. Owen Swick and daughter Leona visited Mary Hale at Vinton Route 1.
Dr Jordan explains Bell's palsy as facial nerve neuritis causing facial droop and eye closure difficulty. Causes range from injury to infections and illnesses, with recovery possible. heat, electric treatment, and facial exercises may aid mild cases, while some require surgery or extended therapy.
Delaware County man Joseph Manahan was fined 25 dollars plus 6 49 costs after being found guilty of killing a cat owned by Mrs. Alice Bowles. The 1951 law imposes penalties for maliciously killing domestic animals without owner consent. Bowles testified the cat was killed after his dog carried away a neighbor's newspaper.
The reading warns patience and tolerance to smooth restricted trade issues and advises cautious handling of investments and property. It forecasts excellent prospects for domestic and family affairs from April through year end, with May as a risky period. August favors creative work and inventive expression, while September warns against emotional stress. December shows profitability and a child born that day will be active and capable.
Radio listings detail programs across Huntington and surrounding areas including WSAZ and WHIKC. Entries mention talk news music segments with times like 1900 KC MGES and 14h afternoon features, plus various hosts and brand names.
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