The Messenger Publishing Co Notices
The Messenger Publishing Co based at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio provides historical publication details © 1825 to 1929 with staff roles including Frederick W Bush Chas W Reamer Jack Gilbert and J Sylvester.
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Frederick W Bush
Chas W. Reamer
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Athens Messenger
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Basic difference on on site inspections in test ban talks
The United States and Britain disagree with the Soviet union over on site inspection to prevent cheating. Off territory devices cannot distinguish earthquakes from underground nuclear explosions. The US rejects off territory inspection and the USSR refuses on site checks. Without total surrender either side, no ban will hold and the US would resume atmospheric tests in weeks.
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United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Auto Seat Belts Move Toward Factory Installation
Auto makers plan front seat belts as standard equipment for 1964 models with New York likely to require them by 1964. Belts cost 15 to 25 dollars installed and aim to reduce injuries from dash or windshield impacts. Advocates claim lives saved could exceed wartime casualties.
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New York State
Detroit
Eight Billion Aid From Allies in Sixty
The United States Western Europe and Japan provided 8 billion dollars in aid loans and investments to emerging nations in 1960 per the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris. The communist bloc gave 178 million or 2.225 percent.
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United States
Western Europe
Japan
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Paris
France
Britain
West Germany
Italy
The Roaring 20s Revisited A Candid View
Nostalgic reflections question the wild image of the 1920s. The piece contrasts glamour with hard realities, noting stock profits and fraud, few jobs, college culture, flappers, gangsters and heroes, yet many survivors call those years hard and the present better.
Supreme Court Extends Power Across Political and Social Realms
The court's 14th Amendment ruling allows federal review when states deny fair legislative representation, signaling a historic expansion into state political matters. It follows a precedent of stepping into social and economic issues, including desegregation and federal review of laws, as part of its broad constitutional authority.
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Carl Sandburg
Chicago
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Tennessee
Felix Frankfurter
Popu
Texas
Marshall
Readers Cite APA Drop and Faulty Map Notice
A reader argues Dr. George W. Crane was expelled from the APA five years ago and criticizes a March Messenger map for omitting several African nations. The letter also condemns undercover highway patrol tactics west of Athens and urges firings of sneaky officers.
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American Psychological Association
Elizabeth K. Michael
George W. Crane
A.P.A
Messenger
France
Republic of
Cameroun
Texas
Togo
West Virginia
Leonard A. Ostland
Harold Knight's Fox Hound Wins at Field Trial
Harold Knight of Ray saw his fox hound Kate win first place among 47 hounds in a five hour field trial near Rio Grande hosted by the Raccoon Township Fox Hunters Association. The event occurred last week under ideal hunting conditions. Two Vinton County High Schools reps report for County Temperance Examinations on Thursday April 5 at 1 p.m. in the County Education Office. winner earns a fully paid trip to Washington D C.
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Kate
Harold Kight
Ray
Raccoon Township
Fox Hunters Association
Rio Grande
Vinton County
County Education Office
Washington, D. C
Personal Eating Habits and Conditioning in Children
Dr George W Crane explains that babies resist new foods unless conditioned to associate them with happiness. By pairing bites of unfamiliar foods with a joyful mood and praise, children develop a preference for those items. Memories linked to family, picnics, and maternal comfort also shape taste as children grow.
Labor and Tariffs Split UMWA Over Kennedy Policy
George E. Sokolsky notes the United Mine Workers Journal argues for tariff protection to shield coal and workers from imported oil and cheap foreign goods. The piece warns a Kennedy tariff could threaten jobs, West Virginia’s economy, and U.S. sovereignty, urging a local response to rising unemployment.
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United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers Journal
UMWA
Umwa and Allied Industries and Labor Organizations
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Congress
United States
John F. Kennedy
The
GATT
West Virginia
Venezuela
Hong Kong
Italy
Kennedy
Dear Abby Open And Shut Case
Dear Abby column letters reveal marital friction and social etiquette dilemmas. A mother condemns her son's wife, a nurse seeks guidance on handling a pushy patient, and a bachelor struggles with a stepson while dating a divorcee. Abby counsels perspective, boundaries, and fair treatment.
Eighth Grade Examinations Set For April Sixth
About 250 students will take tests at local centers on April 6 at 9 a m. The exam covers English history science and mathematics. Test administrators include Jack Murphy Kathryn Hannon Eileen Cottrill Ollie Conley Richard Hagerty Dorothy Reffett Zadha Cowciick Otis Holdren.
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Allensville
Jack Murphy
Kathryn Hannon
Eileen Cottrill
Brown Zaleski
Ollie Conley
Hamden
Richard Hagerty
McArthur
Dorothy Reffett
Zadha Cowciick
Otis Holdren
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