Advice to Teen Agers on Finishing School for Jobs
Secretary James P. Mitchell warns teens that job prospects shrink for dropouts while opportunities rise for well trained high school graduates. He urges teens to resist quitting school and stresses mastering math science and reading to succeed in a modern, skilled economy. He adds that a high school diploma yields far greater lifetime earnings and satisfaction. Mitchell concludes by urging better thinking and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Mitchell
Secretary of
Labor
Mitchell
Danger At Corners in Athens Ohio Street Obstructions
A city wide drive targets hedges and shrubs blocking drivers at street corners in Athens Ohio. The piece notes laws exist but enforcement is lacking and urges ordinances to curb vision obstructions to prevent daily near misses and crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
Civil Rights Legislation Stalls amid Southern Opposition
Washington analysts note 1956 party platforms support civil rights for Negro voting rights, but Southern Democrats block progress. The House may pass a version next week yet Senate action likely delayed until 1958. Potential filibuster and rule changes loom as both parties consider breaking the obstruction. The Eisenhower plan includes a federal injunction, a civil rights division, and court power to halt illegal interference with voting. Southern leaders oppose trial by jury, threatening to nullify key provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Judiciary Committee
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Smith
Justice Department
Atomic War Practice At Fort Riley On New Pentagon Plan
Soldiers of the U S 1st Infantry Division test pentomic warfare on atomic battlefields on the plains of Fort Riley Kansas. Maj Gen David H Buchanan leads the division adapting from 17 500 to about 13 000 troops with five battle groups and helicopters replacing jeeps. Capt Bob Rollier notes the blend of old and new tactics as editors witness a live demonstration.
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Fort Riley
Kan
U. S
Jeb” Stuart
George Custer
George Patton
Jonathan
Wainwright
U. S. 1St Infantry Division
David H. Buchanan
Marion
William O. Cunningham II
18Th
Kansas
Howard B. St. Clair
Beckley
W. Va
Pentomic
Bob Rollier
Lake Placid
N. Y
Case Record Drama In Nancy And Hank
Dr Crane recounts Nancy M a 29 year old in a Chicago plan to win Hank with a cousin posing as a visiting friend The ruse creates tension then the scene ends with Nancy reassuring Hank as doubts arise about fidelity and competition in love triangle dynamics
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Nancy
Hank
George W. Crane
Nancy M
Dr. Crane
Out Into Space No 3 Hat and Two Tails Explains Satellite Train
Washington reports a third group of experiments with man made moons. A hat wearing satellite will trail a balloon and rocket segment in a three car space train. The devices measure magnetic currents and space gas, with drag changing orbits and revealing Earth shape and gravity variations.
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Washington
Earth
Moon
Escorted Dixie Battlefield Tour Delivers Witty Quips
Tour of historic battlefields in the South features a driver guide joking about Civil War clashes and a Boston visitor’s interruption. A foreign car caused a hiccup moment as a cop questioned the driverless stutter.
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Dixie
New York
Atlanta
Boston
Laurel Cliff Family Visitors and Weekend Guests
Mrs. Ruth Wilson of Columbus spent a week end with her mother Mrs. Belle Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Smith hosted Mrs. Smith's mother Mrs. Anna Dill of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffner and children Scotty and Timmie of Logan visited Mrs. Hoffner's parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Parker. Mrs. Anna Buck of Rutland visited sister Mrs. Georgia Deihl. Harmon Fox and Roy Howell, employed in Michigan, spent a weekend with their families in Laurel Cliff, Mrs. Pearl Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Smith
Smith
Anna Dill
Pomeroy
Charles Hoffner
Scotty and
Timmie
Logan
Hoffner
Pearl Parker
Anna Buck
Rutland
Georgia Deihl
Harmon Fox
Roy Howell
Michigan
Laurel Cliff
Mickey Cohen and TV Fame Stir Street Talk
A critic blasts Mickey Cohen’s Los Angeles notoriety and TV exposure on Mike Wallace and Ted Yates Jr. The writer calls Cohen a minor racketeer and condemns sensational televised crime. He questions what America should allow on air and likens it to exposed urban sewer.
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Mickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
New York
Billy Graham
Mick
Mike Wallace
American Broadcasting Company
William H Parker
Parker
Ted Yates Jr
Mike Walace
Spain
Gyp the Blood
Kid Twist
Lucky Luciano
Faith Baldwin
Ted Yates, JR
Mr. Yates
Vic Riesel
Riesel
Horoscope Notes on Finances and Birthdays for 1958
The reading advises finishing pending matters before starting new ventures and warns against letting friendship influence money decisions. It highlights a birthday uptrend in the next five months, a Gemini turning point in job and home life by October, social activity in August and September, and early 1958 business opportunities. A birthday child is described as generous and artistically inclined.
Rocky Mountain spotted fever a broad U S threat and prevention
The disease, caused by a Rickettsia, affects many regions beyond the Rockies with cases across the United States. Early diagnosis and antibiotic treatment are crucial, as are tick checks, careful removal of ticks, and vaccination considerations though annual shots limit practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain States
United States
Journal of the American Medical Assny
University of Virginia
Emma Woltz Family Visit and Obituary Note
Mrs Joseph F Woltz died at her Ashland home and burial occurred at Fairview Cemetery near Logan. George Rogers recently visited Dave Woltz as Emma Woltz and son Gail visited Mr and Mrs Dave Woltz while Mr and Mrs Dave Woltz, Mrs Noah Stiverson and Mrs Ilda Thornton were in Logan recently.
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George Rogers
Dave Woltz
Joseph F. Woltz
Ashland
Fairview Cemetery
Logan
Emma Woltz
Gail
Noah Stiverson
Ilda Thornton
Athens Ohio Newspaper Rates And Publication Details
An archival notice outlines pricing for The Athens Messenger and Sun day Messenger editions with daily and Sunday delivery terms. It lists carrier and mail rates, with class matter notes and filing details for 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
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James Marlow
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
William Knowland
California
Hal Boyle
By Hatlo
Daddy-O
Chicago
Top Hat
4Lton Blakeslee
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Laur
Cliff
Ruth Wilson
Columbus
Belle Hill
George Sokolsky
Jericho
Samuel
Joel
Joseph
Ishmael
Moses
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