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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1957

Page

4

Ohio University pioneer in branch campuses near Columbus

An editorial lauds Ohio State University for starting city branches to widen access to higher education for students who cannot afford resident colleges. It notes Ohio University has run self funded branch schools since World War II in Zanesville Chillicothe Portsmouth Ironton Lancaster Martins Ferry, inspiring OSU’s model.

Columbus Ohio State University O.8 Ohio University Chillicothe Portsmouth Ironton Lancaster Martins Ferry Ohio State Plan John Baker A. C. Gubitz Ohio State

Khrushchev's Decentralization Plan Signals Soviet Weakness

A sharp critique outlines Khrushchev's move to dissolve centralized control, shifting 92 regional councils to govern most industry. It argues the Soviet economy suffers from waste, bureaucratic stagnation, and manpower shortages, risking loss of dictator’s power if local autonomy grows.

Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Joseph Stalin Kremlin Russia Leningrad America

Last Day of Bondage and Tax Burden in 1957

The piece notes that by May 10 the average American has earned enough for the 1957 tax bill, amounting to about 36 percent of income. It asks if the “last day of bondage” will come earlier or later in future years based on willingness to cut government costs, and argues every billion dollars cut advances the date by one day. It ends with the slogan I’ll take less from government if government will take less from me.

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Jim Bishop Visits Irish Cousin on a Family Quest

Jim Bishop recounts a Dublin to Cork journey to locate Bishop relatives. He meets a 69 year old cousin on a Lower Scoby farm, hears family history of a burned thatched roof, and ends with a farewell aboard the Cunard liner Ivernia after a playful exchange with his daughter Gayle.

Dublin Gayle Ireland Gresham Lexford Innescorthy Slaney Temple Scoby Jim Bishop Cork Patrick Street St. Mary's Cathedral Grandma Imperial Hotel Lovey Ivernia Cobh

Case history urges sanitation in restaurants

Dr Crane warns that unhygienic practices by waiters and cashiers spread flu and intestinal illnesses. He cites grease on cups, dirty fingers, handling money, and improper spoon use as risks. He urges owners to post the Case Record and readers to request his booklet by mail.

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Britain’s H-Bomb Defends as Nuclear Deterrent

Britain has joined the United States and Russia with atomic and hydrogen bombs. The move signals deterrence through mutual assured destruction, with Britain relying on bombers at first and later U.S.-provided missiles to deliver retaliation.

Washington United States Russia Britain Pacific

Try and Stop Me from a 1957 Cerf anecdote stroll

The piece recounts Charles Van Doren’s TV quiz show winnings and a humorous Columbia University English literature class moment about Joseph Addison’s birth year. A Percival Indiana couple visits Los Angeles and jokes about smog and scenery, contrasting Iowa’s landscape with California views.

IFE Columbia University Charles van Doren Columbia Joseph Addison

Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthdays in 1957 1958

The Stars Say Tomorrow predicts lunar vibrations will heighten sensitivity and require tactful, impersonal discussions. For birthdays tomorrow, diligence and careful finances through November promise rewards and appreciation in six months, with romance bright in early 1958 and a talented sensitive child birth.

Brain Game Answers From 1959 Page Puzzle

Readable clues list six questions on plays and authors. The original page shows a brain game with famous roles and authors, including Diary of Anne Frank lead, Scopes trial based play, Edward G Robinson revival, Andy Griffith star turn, Julie Harris in Hellman drama, and Eugene O Neill’s Long Day’s Journey Into Night.

Ann Frank Edward G. Robinson Andy Griffith Julie Harris Lillian Hellman

Security Budget Debate Guides Warning from Jewish Congress

The American Jewish Congress calls for a complete reevaluation of the Federal Employee Security Program after ten years, arguing that the Communist threat remains active and anti-Communist measures must stay robust. They caution against relying on government employment for loyalty and urge vigilance to protect democratic liberties.

United States American Jewish Congress Commission On Government Security Communist Party Soviet Russia Pentagon State Department

Questions and Answers on Perspiration and Medical Conditions

The dialogue covers excessive localized sweating and treatment options including antiperspirants powders and occasional X ray therapy. It also explains pulmonary embolism as a post operative risk, hormone pill use for hot flashes, conservative treatment for bunions, and hyperinsulinism or spontaneous hypoglycemia with possible pancreatic or endocrine causes.

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Quotations on deceit sincerity and faith in hardship

The lines contrast deceit as a false path to happiness with sincerity and honesty guiding through difficulties. An active faith yields thanks for unfulfilled promises, grounded in the belief that God's bonds are as good as ready money.

Aaron Hill Matthew Henry

Unknown Soldier entombment participants sought for reunion

Public call from The Messenger requests locating nine officers and 108 enlisted men who participated in the Arlington National Cemetery Unknown Soldier's entombment on November 11, 1921. A reunion at Arlington is planned if enough names are found.

the Messenger Arlington National Cemetery Arlington

Athens Messenger Classified Item Summary

The fragment references The Athens Messenger newspaper with delivery details and pricing for Ohio and West Virginia. It notes daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and a 1918 postal act reference. No specific event or person is identifiable in readable text.

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