The French Crisis and the Fourth Republic’s Struggles
The piece analyzes France under the Fourth Republic, detailing Premier Pflimlin’s subjection to the Assembly and the five major party blocs. It notes Algeria’s independence dispute, the roles of de Gaulle and Salan, and the risk of military dictatorship amid deep national divisions.
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France
French Fourth Republic
Pflimlin
Assembly
MRP
Algeria
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Paris
Frugality and Tax Cuts Through Rockefeller Lens
The piece contrasts John D. Rockefeller Sr.'s thrift with the Rockefeller Brothers Fund push for doubled public spending on education social insurance and health and for a tax cut. It notes the grandfather’s rule of spending less than income and argues solvency requires higher revenues than outlays.
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Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John D
Rockefeller
Chayefsky Sees Maturity In Art as He Hits 35
Bronx born playwright Paddy Chayefsky, at 35, reflects on enduring success and the craft of writing. He criticizes today’s pursuit of indulgence, recalls wartime service, and says adolescence was his unhappiest period. His son Danny is now three.
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Paddy Chayefsky
Chayefsky
Paddy
Marty
Europe
Don Cowing
Roseville
Mich
Eisenhower Speech Offers No New Recession Plans
President Eisenhower spoke to 2500 business leaders in New York about the recession, signaling no new anti recession actions beyond existing measures. He urged firms to boost consumer appeal, research, inventory levels, and price policy while pressuring labor to moderate wage demands to keep prices in check.
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Eisenhower
New York
The
American Management Assn
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
America
Biblical quiz brain game answers from a church page
Questions cover biblical figures and events from Genesis and kings. Answers include who refused a vineyard sale to Ahab, the lyre inventor, Methuselah's age, Noah's sons, Ahab's wife, Uriah and David’s matching spouse, Ishmael’s wife, and the speaker of a heavy punishment claim.
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Ahab
Methuselah
Noah
Uriah
David
Ishmael
Business Failures Rise Amid Recession as Births Outpace Losses
Dun and Bradstreet reports the current year sees 10 percent more failures than last year with over 300 firms closing weekly. Most losses fall to liabilities from 5000 to 25000 dollars while other regions show high rates. however new ventures still outnumber closures.
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Dun & Bradstreet
Letters From War and Weddings Across America 1944
A Kentucky mountaineer writes to his wife from the 1944 European front asking for peace to enjoy the war. In Dallas a bachelor marries a widow, redefining optimism as a dealer in Texas in 1958.
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Botkin
Kentucky
America
Nancy
Dallas
Horoscope Forecasts and Local Social Notes from Langsville
The column outlines a 1958 birthday year with stress and harmony guidance and June October travel hints. It notes a future for opportunities in early 1959. A child born today is praised for mentality but may face anxiety. Local garden club visits and family weekend gatherings are reported in Langsville and nearby towns.
These Days U S Industry Is Inefficient
Walter C. Furst argues against subsidizing inefficient American producers and urges letting weak firms fail to free labor for more competitive industries. He cites high wages, taxation, depreciation, and foreign aid as factors hurting U S price competitiveness in global markets.
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Walter C. Furst
Furst
Walter Reuther
Mr. Furst
United States
Soviet
Russia
Birth Certificates and Registration for Public Health
Health for Today explains why birth registration matters for voting, military service, passports, and health tracking. It outlines who reports births, where records are filed, costs for certified copies, and steps to register if a birth was not recorded.
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Census Bureau
Office of Vital Statistics
Public Health Service
Perry County Court Notes May Queen Named at Ohio State
Miss Renee Kimball of New Lexington, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade Kimball, completes high school and pursues college. She was chosen May Queen by Ohio State University student body and was homecoming queen in her senior year at New Lexington High School.
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Renee Kimball
Wade Kimball
New Lexington
Ohio State University
New Lexington High School
The Athens Messenger Publication Rates Notice
Publication details for The Athens Messenger and The Sunday Messenger are listed including daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail delivery rates. Rates cover Ohio readers with special mail offers to Ohio and West Virginia, and indicate post office classifications and Associated Press affiliation.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
W. Va
Tincee Ohio
Postoffice
Associated Press
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Dyesville
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Middleport
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Henry Gilliam
Coy Gilliam
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