Give It Away or Build Your Own Ladders to Prosperity
An editorial rejects distributing surplus farm staples to the poor at home and abroad as impractical charity. It argues America should not gift minimum living standards but instead raise living standards through industry, innovation, and self-reliance. The piece emphasizes protective floors, not diverting surpluses, and stresses responsible national growth toward humanitarian goals.
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Microfilming Safeguards Athens County Deed Records
A county records expert explains microfilming as a safe archival method for deeds and vital documents. The $2572 project funds 35mm noncombustible film with a lifespan of a thousand years, enabling full recreation via prints or viewers if courthouse disaster occurs. The system mirrors widespread practice in Ohio and federal records storage.
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Athens County
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Foreigners and the Cherokees in the aid debate
In Cherokee Nation leader Walter Jackson calls for a four percent aid program, saying capital would spark industry and independence. The piece recounts Cherokee history, the Trail of Tears, current reservation life, schooling, religion, and a prevalent diabetes problem linked to diet.
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Uncle Sam
Walter Jackson
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Virginia
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Oklahoma
Great Smoky Mountains
Cherokee Historical Society
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United States
Pacific
Korea
Russians peaceful peace campaign stirs Congress on aid cuts
World Today reports James Marlow noting the Moscow peace push influences U S policy as the House Foreign Affairs Committee votes to cut 1.109 billion dollars from Eisenhower's foreign aid plan. Dulles questions belief in Soviet pacifism while Britain and France adjust defense postures amid Algerian conflict.
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Algeria
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Europe
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Case History Of A Psychiatrist Dr Crane S Research
Dr George W Crane explains how anemia and iron deficiency can blunt appetite. A case of 17 year old By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE describes transfusion relief and the link between iron, hunger, and brain function. The dentist warns older readers about dietary needs and trace minerals for youthfulness.
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George W. Crane
Australia
Hospital accreditation program protects patients nationwide
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals and its mission to ensure safe, high quality care in accredited hospitals across the United States and Canada. He notes over 3100 hospitals fully accredited by April 2, 1956, with many more engaged in the process and improved standards as a result of the program.
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United States
Canada
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The Truth Behind Cristina Lash Murder Motive
Basil Willing reads a confession style exchange about Cristina Lash fearing blackmail and a truth about her father’s death. Byrd Cushing asks to hear the motive while Basil explains Cristina stole and used a document, leading to a cliff side confrontation and a looming court reveal. The scene ends with a tease that the full story follows.
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Basil Willing
Byrd
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Cristina Lash
John
Sohn
Alice
Miss Lash
Stars Favor Creative Work and Caution in 1956
Tomorrow’s stars hint at strong imagination for creative pursuits and future belated recognition. Punctual P M hours suit outdoor, sports, and social activities. A birthday will bring steady progress. avoid extravagant spending and financial overreach. October may press personal desires for work priorities. early next year offers clear rewards. A July child may travel in August and show resourcefulness and ethics.
Hot lighter causes loss of car control in Walesburg
WALESBURG Ilha motorist James Norton, 38, told police he lost control when a cigarette lighter popped from its holder into his lap. The lighter was red hot, the car struck a parked vehicle Wednesday. Norton was treated for minor injuries.
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