No Backward Steps in Supporting School Bonds
The piece lauds taxpayers who backed school bond issues, noting thoughtful, steady support from property owners across Athens and surrounding counties. It argues population growth requires more classrooms and modern educational facilities, praising community belief in public schools and the timely, quiet works of everyday citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens City
Athens County
Schiil m
Public
C.H.H
Top Issues in Next Congress Tariffs Taxes and Public Power Debates
The article previews the coming Congress agenda with tariffs taxes and public power as major fronts. It notes Democratic and Republican splits on postal rates statehood for Alaska and Hawaii and policy shifts tied to the economy. It highlights tax overhaul controversy and potential rate changes in corporate and excise taxes and outlines foreign policy and TVA Dixon-Yates debates shaping the session.
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HY Joun
Chadwick
Washington
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Senate
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Pivenhower
Congressional
Rural Electrification Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Act
Dixon-Yates
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Case History of a Psychiatrist on Homosexuality Change
Dr Crane outlines five stages of emotional development and claims some homosexuals can re educate themselves to heterosexual love. He cites Tom W a 29 year old discharged from military service and argues early sexual experiences child abuse and parental expectations shape same sex attraction. He advises self analysis and dating an opposite sex partner to form new habits.
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Tom
Tom W
The ByLmere Denniston Journey Into The Unknown
Greg Seacer 16 leaves a secure job to travel with Daggett in a trailer seeking meaning and freedom. They move from Long Island to Connecticut, sharing quiet fears, late-night talks, and fragile companionship while Daggett hides his disability and past, hoping the voyage sustains them both. The chapter ends with looming uncertainty and a new road ahead.
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Greg Seacer
Horace
Erin
Wade Degeett
Deacertt
Greg
Bard
Long Island
Connecticut
Daggettt
Justice Holmes
Sir Frederick Pollock
Holmes
Pollock
Adenauer Honored At Columbia as Ally of the Free World
The German chancellor Konrad Adenauer was honored at Columbia University as a steadfast ally of the West. The piece notes his leadership in postwar Germany, stance against Soviet pressure, and role in European unity, while acknowledging the Saar pact concessions favorable to France and the fragile Franco German balance.
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U. S
Adenauer
Columbia University
Germany
Paris
NATO
Ssar
France
West
Ormany
Atlantic
Republicans lose seats in midterm elections amid mixed voter mood
James Marlow notes that Republicans suffered a 17 seat loss in the House and faced uncertain Senate results as voters rejected a sweeping shift but did not securely embrace Democratic control. The narrow margins and historical context suggest moderated enthusiasm rather than a decisive mandate. The piece ends with a biblical citation from Genesis 2.
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Washington
Centrol
Congress
House
Senate
Oregon
Ohio
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Giant hives and other medical Q A from Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan explains giant hives or angioneurotic edema, its hereditary and allergic forms, common sites, and that non hereditary cases are usually allergy related. Treatment is difficult. attacks may fade after several episodes. A reader asks about painless joint cracking and reassurance is given that isolated cracking is common and not harmful if no other symptoms appear.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
A. C. AA
Birds Sleep During Attack In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati downtown a fire department experiment sprayed a chemical gas from a 100 foot aerial ladder to disperse nightly roosting starlings. The wind and generator issues reduced effectiveness as birds left briefly or simply stayed and chirped despite the fog like cloud.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Sixth Street
Laurel Run social notes mention several regional visits
Mrs Clara Gleason returned from a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Delmar Bartoe in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Ivan Wolfe of Dayton visited Mrs V R Wolfe. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs M Bles of Logan. Arthur Todd and Jake Lyons of New Marshfield spent a weekend in Springfield visiting relatives. Funeral services were held for Charles Cole. Other visits included Henry Todd with the Arthurs. Nora Skiver stayed two weeks with Donald Skiver in Logan. Mrs Skiver was discharged from a Columbus hospital.
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Laurel Run
Clara Gleason
Delmar Bartoe
Columbus
Ivan Wolfe
Dayton
V. R. Wolfe
V. R Wolfe
Lawrence Wolfe
M. Bles
Logan
Arthur Todd
Jake Lyons
New Marshfield
Springfield
Clarence Woodard
Grace Sturgill
Charles Cole
Pete Brandon
Henry Todd
Arthur Todds
Nora Skiver
Donald Skiver
Skiver
Horoscope Outlook Highlights Personal Ties and Home Plans
The Stars Say The planetary aspects continue to be most generous with emphasis on personal relationships and social activities. For the birthday note, finances show a favorable uptrend but avoid extravagance or risky speculation in the next two months. Early spring favors new job routines and expanding operations.
Voters elect candidate who asked for defeat
Farmington Mo voters re-elect Jess Stewart circuit clerk despite urging defeat of incumbents Stewart ran editorials urging support for a Republican opponent and criticized himself for dividing time between office and his paper In contrast Stewart abstained from backing others and helped oust 10 Republicans and 1 Democrat from county posts Also noted Marine Pvt James E Dearing son of Mr Mrs Paul Dearing Buchtel arrived Inchon Harbor aboard USS Pickaway for duty with First Marine Division Korea
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Farmington
Jess Stewart
Stewart
Farmington Press
St. Francois County
Buchtel—Marine
James E. Dearing
Paul Dearing
Buchtel
Inchon Harbor
Pickaway
First Marine Division
Korea
Temperance Broadcast Signals Across Coast to Coast
Radio plans a coast to coast temperance message from 7 to 7:30 pm Sunday led by Rev. Sam Morris for World Temperance Sunday. Stations listed include APC-WCUL Columbus 1200 KC WSAZ Huntington 920 KC NBC-WLW Cincinnati 700 KC among others with a full daily schedule of news sports and entertainment programs on AM and FM channels.
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Temperance
Sam Morris
APC
WCUL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
CBKS
WBNS
MBS
WHKC
WATH
Athens
WJEH
Gallipotia
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
Uther
WMO
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George W. Crane
Bylmere Denniston
Daggett
Gregory Seaver
Free World
Ay James Marlow
Genesis
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
Clem
Laurel
Nbe U.N
Cbs
Abe
Tennessee Ernie
Cbs News
Abe the Chevaliers
Cbe
Lone Ranger
Dinah Shore
Jack Gregson
Frank Sinatra
Cgarroway
Godfrey
Cbhes
Perry Como
Sammy Kaye
Newa
Cbe Indoors
Egbert & Ommiy
Jaien Drake Jr
Mary Lee Taylor
Farm & Home
Abe City Hospital
Abe Army Band
Abe News
Peter Hayes
Cbs Orchestra
Abe Ruby Mercer
Ken Agers
Abe-Eng
Abe Capitol
Bob Edge
Abe Sports & News
Mbes
Sam Levin
Abe Washington
Jake Box
Quaker City Gasare
Cuhe
Guy Lombardo
Nbe
Chicago
Louisville
Orchestra
Nets
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