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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1955
Page
4
The Looming Fate of the Federal Gas Tax Warms to 1955
The article surveys a long history of the federal gasoline tax from 1932 to 1955, noting repeated increases and arguments over states' rights. It warns of plans to tie the tax to a national highway program while urging restraint on further fiscal expansion and a balanced approach to debt and spending. Key figures include Congress, Harry F. Byrd, and Herbert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
United States
Hoover Commission
Harry F. Byrd
Government safety checks deepen over polio vaccine
James Marlow reports the US government faces questions about responsibility for vaccine confusion and safety. Experts say the vaccine is safe, but the surgeon general has called for a temporary halt to enable a thorough, nationwide batch review across manufacturers including Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Leonard Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
Jonas Salk
National Foundation For
Eli Lilly and
Parke-Davis
Memoir Medal Nominee Jay Wessels of the Air Force
Publicist Lt Col Jay Wessels, famed for running an unorthodox press camp in Tunisia, is praised for morale and storytelling as he rose from infantryman to officer. His work chronicled P-40 pilots like Capt Levi Chase and Col Phil Cochran, capturing close air combat across North Africa and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Jay Wessels
U.S. Air Force
Jay
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Minneapolis
Phil Cochran
Levi Chase
Chase
Erste Pyle
Sicily
Italy
France
Air Force
Texas
Case History on Heredity and St Vitus Dance Fears
Josephine J a 27 year old wife asks if her past St Vitus dance could be inherited by future babies. Dr Crane explains St Vitus is not hereditary and babies will not inherit it though infections can pass after birth. Germ diseases are not inherited. measles and mumps can be contracted postnatally. Diabetes may be inherited. tuberculosis is a germ disease not inherited. Eye color and intelligence have hereditary components. cancer and insanity relate to glands, with predisposition, not direct inheritance of the diseases themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdays
America
Herbert Hoover
Sosepmine
St. Vitus
Josephine
Crane
Tomor You Boost Creative Focus and Social Harmony
Horoscope excerpt outlines daily and yearly guidance for Tomor, noting early day is good for creative work while evenings favor harmony and community projects. It mentions unexpected good news, birthday relevance to career, family travel and romance favorable in July, September, December, with health guard advised in August and friction possible in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomor
Asuia
Radiation Diet Test At Fitzsimmons Hospital
At Fitzsimmons Army Hospital nine conscientious objectors and 50 American soldiers test nutrients in foods treated with atomic radiation rather than canned. General Griffin and Lt Col Koehn oversee the medical nutrition lab while a hospital spokesman notes no danger to eating the irradiated foods. Funeral services are today for Dorr E. Warner, 81, attorney and admiralty proctor who once represented the Potawatomi Indians in a federal land payment case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
M. E. Griffin
Fitzsimons
Car J. Koehn
Medical
Cleveland
Dorr E. Warner
The Rocky Cut robbery of 1876 tale continues
In a July 7 1876 scene near the Tamine River the Jesse Sames country watchman notes a No 9 delay. Bandits bust a trestle car and force entry to two safes. Pete Conklin and Johnny Bushnell lead the escape with an estimated $40 000 in the first sack. The tale ends with Frank James weighing history’s ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se- Gali
Jesse Sames
True
Jesse
Sedalia
Adams
United
Tiguies
Cole
St. Louis
Pete Conklin
Johnny Bushnell
Bushnell
Express
No. 9
Pete
Dingus
Jenn Ae
Shorty
Conklin
Cose
Bob
Jess
Tesse
Rocky Cut
Frank James
State reports on stripland reclamation progress in Ohio counties
Columbus reports the reclamation division finished grading and planting about 430 acres not reclaimed by strip mine operators in 13 Ohio counties. About 390 acres were planted with 360000 trees and 4 acres with legumes and grasses. Twenty coal operators forfeited bonds totaling 27155 dollars. Counties include Athens Belman Cosheeton Guernsey Hacking Dakon Ma honing Noble Perry Portage Stark and Washington. University of Cincinnati inherits $1243789 estate portion for internal medicine research per probate court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sta Division of Reclamation
Ohio
Athens
Belman
Rol Cosheeton
Guernsey
Hacking
Dakaon
Mahoning
Noble
Perry
Portage
Stark
Washington
Plastic surgery for protruding ears and other pediatric questions
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan answers parents on ear deformities, a child’s habit leading to hand licking, undescended testicle treatment timing, milk exclusions for ulcers, and the necessity of a heart lung blood vessel. He notes possible success with ear surgery, varied hormone therapy timing, and the importance of correcting undescended testes before age 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edys
Yrith
Radio Programs Schedule Briefly Listed by Station
A fragmentary radio schedule lists NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WBNS Columbus and other stations with show times. It mentions Morning to afternoon blocks, News and Commentary segments, Daily Commentary, Truth of Consequence, Great Gildersleeve, and Music programs followed by various time slots and program names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Itaatinaton
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
Athens
Gatipous
Charleston
Parkersurg
Otner
WMOA
Marietta
Arve
Crosty
Andy Newsmere
Kibber & Moly
Abe
Gildersleeve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Oy
Sundar
Saily
Sunday
Ohio Senate
Ohio State
World Today
Salk
Foundation
National Institutes of Health
Public Health Service
Lilly and Parke-Davis
Cutter
Scheele
Health Service
Sandi
George W. Crane
Josephine J
By Galbraith
Will Henry
University of Cincinnati
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan
E.A
Abe Saaroms Tree Sagan
Lopes
Wondertl
Moe Batty Crockero
Abe Aby Mercer
Bumoene
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