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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues Germany and Austria cut top income and corporate tax rates to ease burdens after war and urges U S Congress to cut spending rather than raise taxes. It criticizes President Eisenhower for seeking revenue while avoiding spending reduction and urges government fiscal restraint to keep the budget in the black.
Congressman Gordon H. Scherer spoke at the DAR convention in Washington to outline Communist activities and infiltrations. He warned of Supreme Court limits on freedoms and FBI powers and urged publication of his speech for every American home.
A narrator recalls moving to Greenwich Village and embracing New York City as a foreigner finding belonging in the dense urban culture. He describes the city’s imperial energy, perpetual change, and the deep rewards of walking its streets for 21 years, noting the town’s warmth, glassy stone kinship, and limitless opportunities.
The piece argues the United States tensions between promoting democracy and doing business with right-wing dictatorships. It cites Latin America, Franco's Spain, Saudi Arabia, and others, noting Nixon and Eisenhower’s interactions, the effect on colonial France in Indochina and Algeria, and the risk of global instability.
Dr Crane lauds Joe and Mrs Parsons of Indianapolis and Broadway Methodist Church for recruiting 129 new members over 20 years. He urges readers to adopt a church block system, house to house surveys, and personal calls to boost attendance, citing Mormon and Jehovah’s Witnesses as examples. He offers a booklet for 20 cents.
Halfway through Q2, officials note government steps to ease credit, lower rates, liberalize mortgages, and speed defense contracts. Industry counters with sales pushes, price cuts, and cost cuts while output aims to meet demand and inventories shrink. Yet loans remain tight and spending recovery delays. governments fund civic projects, homes boost builders, and federal debt service improves. Most businessmen expect a turn, but not for some time.
A customer confronts a neglectful restaurant staffer after a long wait and is ignored as the humorist known for visiting an antique shop seven mornings in a row is described. The passage recalls the hunter Shephard who was eaten by a leopard with a pun on salted and peppered.
Tomorrow favors routine and home life while outdoor work brings good influences. For those with birthdays soon, focus shifts to job and finances this year with steady effort needed for improvement. June and September offer brief financial gains and October may bring job recognition, no windfalls expected. If single, marriage is possible and mid July suits travel plans. November ahead brings caution in personal and business dealings and December holds some bad news.
The piece argues for restoring Monroe Doctrine principles and expanding US investment in Latin America to counter communist influence. It criticizes Europe First and calls for focusing on Latin American trade in zinc, lead, coffee, copper, and oil, linking development to political stability and democracy.
An overview explains infectious hepatitis as a liver inflammation spread by contaminated food and water. It notes adults suffer more, outbreaks tied to common sources, and prevention through water purification and strict hand washing before handling food.
Ravenswood Civic Club will hold its final meeting of the club year on Tuesday night. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper will be served in the EUB Church basement. Members’ families are invited as Mrs. Alva Mae Kidder, new president, will appoint committees for next year and close this year’s business until September.
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