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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
4
A historic concern argues that a new federal bill to aid small firms could backfire. It describes oil companies forced to standardize prices harming dealers in outlying areas, risking bankruptcies and broad damage to service stations and other small businesses.
The author argues that government cannot ensure personal security or moral fiber. Regulations can aid goals, but individual responsibility remains key. Governments may protect only to a point, while threats persist and the dollar’s value and public debt erode security. Posthumous charity is condemned.
Bev erly Merrill, 30, sole owner of a phonograph firm, records in full medieval melodies. Her 10 album series draws praise from musicologists and appeals beyond professionals, as even jazz fans become curious about early improvisation.
In a recession era, President Eisenhower warns about trimming defense while noting 200 billion spent on defense over five years. He argues mutual aid supports U.S. jobs and industry, and questions impact of cuts to foreign aid versus defense. The piece labels the economy as a cold war economy.
New church members seek practical projects to improve the world. Churches are urged to adopt Clay-
A quiz tests six famous quotes with authors. The piece also promotes Dr. George W. Crane’s Compliment Club project for church groups, describing how members pledge daily sincere compliments to three people and outlining a membership diploma after 30 consecutive days.
Government figures show Americans still spend heavily with an annual consumption rate above 281 billion dollars in early this year and record savings with net equities at 141 5 billion. Yet debt reduction outpaces new borrowing, hurting big-ticket industries like housing autos and appliances while services and soft goods hold firm. Higher prices and larger families pressure grocery purchases as households balance expenses and health needs.
English readers debate how many times a cuckoo can call in succession. Reports include 121 calls from Tilehurst and 205 from Leamington Spa with other tallies noted. A clock factory observer tallies over 300 but disqualifies himself. Ralph Carson of Philadelphia notes joy from his doctor and parson sons.
Eunice Hat cher Bays named ad ministratrix of R N Hatcher estate. Minnie Thomas Grady appointed administratrix of Elda Grady estate. Appraisers: Lester Whited W H Beard Clyde Wright. Ernest Tumlin named administrator of Lilly May Tomlin estate with appraisers R K Park Paul Stewart Josephine Shinn. Kenneth Bonnett named administrator of J W Bonnett estate with appraisers Troy Fisher Kenneth Sayre Paul Bonnett. Walter G Casto named administrator of Ralph William Casto estate with no appraisers named.
Column lauds Senator William F. Knowland as a strong GOP leader choosing California governor over renomination to the Senate. Notes opposition from labor, pro right to work foes, and praises his dual duties to Washington and Sacramento. Describes Taft’s influence, constitutional fears, and calls Knowland a protector of state rights and personal freedom.
Dr Bundesen suggests moderate alcohol use can aid appetite and digestion, noting surveys show many drink regularly and physicians drink occasionally. He cites calories in spirits and warns weight concerns. a small amount before meals may help digestion but risks exist for weight watchers.
Tomorrow brings caution in big purchases and careful planning. Birthdays signal three months of job growth and domestic focus with July and August lively but watch for deceit late in July. Financial care from July to November helps stabilize through conservative effort. December brings growth. travel and business expansion loom early 1959. A birthday child is loyal and sincere. DANVILLE Swick home visitors include Keyes, Swan, George, Might, Cardillo and families from Canton Parker Run Marion Valley Station Dexter and Rutland area.
The Athens Messenger outlines daily and Sunday editions with pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions. Details include carrier delivery charges, special Ohio and West Virginia mail rates, and post office classification notes under the 11th act, crediting the Associated Press.
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