Africa oil finds spark hope for Europe energy plan
The article notes promising discoveries in Algeria French West Africa French Equatorial Africa and Nigeria suggesting Africa could near supply Europe with oil maybe supplemented by Middle Eastern imports via pipelines. It cites French plans to spend 600 million dollars and mentions potential widening to Morocco Libya and Egypt though geologists doubt Middle East wells will be matched.
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Europe
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Africa
Sahara
Texas
Algeria
French West Africa
French Equatorial Africa
Nigeria
Morocco
Libya
France
Suez
Middle East
South America
East End Athens Faces Expansion to Handle Growth
Athens city plans to annex more land in the East End as utilities are expanded to serve new businesses and homes. Traffic on State Street and US Route 50 has surged, prompting calls to widen the street, enforce speed limits, and address parking, with Ward Four and planned shopping growth adding to the need for better throughway use.
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Athens
Carpenter
State Street
Court Street
Jackie Gleason Ready to Leave TV for Film in Peekskill
A columnist argues Jackie Gleason, retreating to a Peekskill house, is ready to pursue film. The piece praises his talent, notes his self view vs public perception, and predicts he may seek Hollywood but must master production to go.
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Peekskill
New York
Herbert John Gleason
Jackie
Gleason
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
John Barrymore
Charley Chaplin
Sid Caesar
Burt Lancaster
Red Buttons
Milton Berle
Studio One
Reggie
Trendex
Hollywood
Promotion Won't Kill You
A 1940s report notes bosses may live longer than underlings due to regular health examinations. Data from AMA affiliated sources show executive death tolls dropping after health programs, with 60 percent of 5,000 executives in good shape and top managers having lower mortality rates than average. Life insurance coverage for executives remains high and premiums low for higher occupations.
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New York
American Management Association
Institute of Life Insurance
Business Life Insurance
AMA
National Office of Vital Statistics
Positive parenting tips from Dr Crane on praise over reprimand
Dr Crane argues for accentuating the positive in child rearing and using expressive technique. He cites Scotty the five year old and a moral about praise for a single correct word to build a wounded ego, urging use of compliments alongside necessary corrections.
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Scotty
St. John’s Church
Chicago
Henry H. Goddard
Air Corps
Unrest Ahead In Politics and McCarthy’s Shadow
The piece analyzes McCarthy’s death and its impact on party dynamics. It discusses Eisenhower’s team concept, potential leadership shifts to Styles Bridges, Knowland’s retirement, and a looming 1960 contest between Modern Republicans and conservative Democrats, with cross-party alignments and factional tensions shaping the era.
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Eisenhower
McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin
United States
Knowland
Styles Bridges
Bridges
White House
Harry Truman
Harry
Lyndon Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
John Kennedy
Scott McLeod
Ireland
Fulbright
Joe McCarthy
Europe
Stalin
Khrushchev
Robert A. Taft
United States Senate
Successful Director Walked Out on Movies
Hollywood ruined me says Harry Lachman a famed painter who became a director and now at 71 returns to art. Once a Paris painter and Chicago photographer he made Shirley Temple film Baby Take a Bow then regrets quitting painting and recalls five careers including illustrator and businessman.
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New York
Hollywood
Harry Lachman
Mary Garden
Aida
Lachman
Shirley Temple
LaSalle
Ill
Monet
Renoir
Matisse
Rodin
Modigliani
Luxembourg Museum
Spencer Tracy
Technical TV Terms Pop Up In Comedy Style
A Bennett Cerf item notes how words like dissolve credits remote echo music bridge and other TV terms appear in recent stories. It hints at industry jargon and college jokes on Olsen and fertility work as a humorous example from 1957.
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Sam Levenson
Horoscope Forecast For Tomorrow And November Changes
The reading urges an early, energetic start for daily plans while cautioning tact in relationships. It notes a birthday individual will benefit from conservatism and perseverance, with a better financial outlook and a late November turn. Job efforts peak July to September with October rewards. personal life shows strong social and domestic prospects.
Seed of man and syphilis questions answered
The column states that children born to fathers over 50 can be as strong as those from younger fathers though with the drawback of less parental presence. It also notes that syphilis can be silent and detected by blood tests, and while toilet-seat transmission is theoretically possible it is extremely unlikely. most cases come from sexual contact.
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A. A
Sexual Congress
Public Forum Addressing Memories and Health Questions
A nostalgic piece to a mother Ellen Williamson from Albany, Ohio recalls childhood memories. The page includes expert responses on deafness from noise exposure, winter illness vs mild weather, swallowing glass risks, and facial tics with tic disorder explanations.
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
A historical newspaper text fragment shows pricing for daily and Sunday editions, carrier delivery rates, and subscription terms. It notes the paper’s 1918 dating and press association status with pricing blocks for different durations and locations in Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
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Pal
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George Sokolsk
Republican Party
Bennett Cerf
Ant
Michigan
Olsen
Mich
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Memories Lane
Happi
Ness
Mom
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Ohio
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