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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1958

Page

4

Government Competition Is Not Competition

Representative Harrison of Virginia warns that government competitive activities distort private enterprise. He cites government roles as biggest lender insurer power producer and housing promoter and notes programs from 232 wartime enterprises to a 1956 Budget Bureau tally of 19 771 items. Hoover Commission blueprints aim to cut costly government business and seek a climactic year of action.

Harrison Virginia Citizen’s Committee House Budget Bureau Hoover Commission

Cold War Tensions Rise After Open Skies Veto

A United States open skies proposal met a Russian veto, triggering global criticism and warnings from Secretary Dulles and UN leader Dag Hammarskjöld. The piece laments ongoing cold war tensions, noting civilian defense drills in Ohio and urging international leadership to steer away from catastrophe.

Time Magazine Ohio Dag Hammarskjold Dulles

Sarita the Blonde American on Mexico City Bullfights

Sarita, a tall blonde American critic in Mexico City, watches bullfights from the Plaza de Toros with 35 peso front seats and notes art and courage as six bulls and three matadors perform. She and her husband Lloyd Rosenfield live at Duero 5-C, Col. Cuauhtemoc, with daughter Lisa, while she plans to publish her opinions in an English daily.

Sarita Plaza de Toros Mexico City Sarah Ann Spitzmesser Albuquerque University of Tulsa Mexico Morningside Hospital Tulsa Sarah Collier’s Magazine Lloyd Rosenfield Caballero Duero 5-C Col Carlos Arruza Arruza Manuel Capetillo Capetillo Senora Arruza

Doctor Crane's Personal Cases CASE Y-311

Evelyn G. aged 17 is a member of the Young Peoples Society with Clay ton as advisor as described yesterday. Dr. Crane, we have had so much fun Evelyn began, while.

CASE Evelyn G Young Peoples Society Clayton

Lake Bomoseen to Lake Mead Quiz

Answers to a regional lake quiz span several states and provinces. The piece also promotes the Compliment Club project urging daily praise to uplift spirits and apply the Golden Rule in church and school settings with an appeal for booklet requests.

Lake Bomoseen Yellowstone Lake Pyramid Lake Lake Winnipesaukee Lake Erie Ontario Lake Superior Cumberland Lake Lake Mead

Russell Prefers Slavery to Death in Nuclear Talks Review

A satirical column argues Bertrand Russell’s stance on unilateral disarmament reflects relativism and adaptability. It contrasts his views with US stakes, cites Apalachin mobsters and Prohibition era leaders, and condemns loosening absolutes while defending conventional American ideals.

Russell Great Britain United States Patrick Henry Liberty Lord Russell Herbert Hoover Frank Costello

Promotion Aid In Kiehtine Recession Product

In facing recession the article notes four responses: new or better products, stronger sales efforts, cost cutting to lower prices and lift profits, and diversification. Sales promotions and cost cuts lead headlines, while hard-hitting promotions boost auto sales in cities with money to spend. It cites management critique on overstaffing and too many chiefs.

Washington

Try and Stop Me Umpire Tale From Death House

A Mount Kisco neighbor recounts a 1911 Nevada State Prison death row tale. Pat Casey, once a professional umpire, requested one last assignment and umpired nine innings as prisoners watched, with no disputes from players. The vignette is part of a Bennett Cerf 1958 collection.

Mt. Kisco H. Allen Smith Nevada Penitamtianses Asssnlélan Mesa Michl Mee Casey Pat Bennett Cerf King Features Syndigate

Horoscopes and Historic Church Aid in Alberta

Tomorrow's astrology highlights favorable business outcomes and cautious spending, with a strong seven month drive toward future goals. For a birthday, job and money look bright through early July 1958, while late year activity may lag. A child born then is described as intuitive and sincere. Civic officials in Grande Prairie seek provincial aid to restore McQueen's Presbyterian Church, built of logs in 1911 for pioneers.

Pioneer Church Grande Prairie Alta Alberta McQueen

Umbilical Colic Disorder Attributed To Nervous Causes

Dr. Herman Bundesen describes umbilical colic as a nervous origin issue mainly affecting girls aged five to 12. Attacks are sudden and painful near the navel, lasting minutes to hours, with crying and drawing up of thighs. First attacks can mimic appendicitis but lack fever or vomiting. Treatments include environment changes and certain drugs like atropine and pilocarpine.

Grand Central City to Rise as World’s Largest Office Block

New York reports the Grand Central Terminal area will house the world’s largest commercial office building. Irwin S. Wolfson said the 50 story Grand Central City should be completed in 1961 at an estimated cost of about 100 million dollars and will offer more than three million square feet of floor rental area.

New York Grand Central Terminal Irwin S. Wolfson Grand Central City

Doctors Seek Source Of 10 Weeks Bleeding In Tampa Case

Eva Newton, a 46 year old hemophilia patient from Arcadia, Tampa, has bled steadily for ten weeks. Doctors cannot locate the bleeding source and cannot perform exploratory surgery due to the illness.

Tampa Fla Eva Newton Arcadia

The Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates

The Athens Messenger advertises daily and Sunday editions with prices for single copies and subscriptions. It notes delivery options by carrier and mail with regional rates for Ohio and West Virginia and lists wartime postal classifications.

Athens Messenger Sunday Messenger Mall Ohio & W.va Ohio & W. Va Athens Ohio Postofficr Lok Associated Ress

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