Automation and Society: Balancing Progress and Preparedness
The piece urges steady public interest in automation, urging informed questions and government industry labor planning. It notes cycles of concern, cautions against nihilism, and calls broad consultation to ease societal adjustments.
Outlaw Nuclear Test Prompts Global Alarm and Outcry
A massive Soviet nuclear blast, larger than 50 megatons, is condemned as an intentional bid to intimidate the world. Adlai Stevenson warns it marks a leap backward, while the Kremlin rejects UN pleas and isolates itself from cooperative international order.
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Damocles
Soviet Union
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Society of Nations
Dear Abby Voices from a Child and Lovers Dilemmas
A compilation of reader questions to Dear Abby notes a seven year old child explaining God and a teen seeking romance guidance. The exchange covers faith, ethics, and relationship boundaries with advice urging caution and age-appropriate decisions.
Baruch Warning on Europe Needs and US Burden
The piece recalls Bernard Baruch at the Lord Mayor's Dinner in 1951 urging Europe to unite and share the burden of defense with the United States. It argues American leadership has yielded no gains, cites Soviet expansion, and says only the United States stood against it, underscoring weariness with aiding others.
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Abby
Bernard Baruch
London
Baruch
Europe
Eisenhower
America
Soapy Williams
Africa
Adlai Stevenson
Latin America
United Nations
Soviet Russia
United States
Burr remembered for political fire power not treason
The article recalls Aaron Burr in his 125th death anniversary, noting his influence in forming Tammany Hall and his near rise to the presidency in 1800. It contrasts Wilson’s favorable view with common views of him as a traitor, and highlights the Burr Hamilton duel and later charges.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
N. J
Aaron Burr
Burr
Tammany Hall
Thomas Jefferson
House of Representatives
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
New York
Southwest
United States
Wilson
John R. Crane's Case Warns Salesmen to Stay Local
Doctor Crane analyzes John R. a 47 year old Miami auto salesman who chased greener pastures from Los Angeles to Phoenix and St. Louis. He loses income each move because he abandons loyal Miami clients and cold canvassing. The lesson urges staying in a familiar territory and selling to old customers, or shifting only within the same region.
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John
George W. Crane
John R
Miami
Los Angeles
Phoenix
St. Louis
Crane
Mark Wilson the Magician A CBS star who never repeats tricks
Jim Bishop profiles Mark Wilson a 32 year old magician who hosts The Magic Land of Allakazam on CBS and has built a vast audience with endlessly fresh tricks. He teaches dexterity misdirection and acting to entertain while preserving the mystery.
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Mark Wilson
Thurston
Wilson
Southern Methodist University
Allakazam
CBS
Mr. Wilson
St. Ives Drive
Hollywood
Boris Karloff
Mark Martin
Tommy Martini
Douglas’ Magic Land
Dallas
Dante
Houdini
Keller
Cardini
Blackstone
Hippodrome
New York
Mark
Basil
Bunny
Harriet
Doris
Citizen asks postponement of Urban Renewal meeting
Emerson E. Sheron of Athens urges The Messenger to publish his letter to John P. McCollum regional Urban Renewal director in Chicago. He objects to a 10 30 a m Tuesday election day meeting and proposes an evening session or delay to allow public attendance and question time. He notes city council and Ohio University officials would be present and urges cancellation or rescheduling for Nov 6 or later.
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the Messenger
John P. McCollum
Chicago
Thomas L. Rielly
Athens
City Council
Frank W. Owen
Ohio University
Emerson
Sheron
Star Reveals Candor In Saucy Interview Amid Studio Control
A candid interview with a famous actress, despite two press agents, reveals provocative remarks about fashion and motherhood. She discusses tight dresses and a method to curb nails biting, and cites a $15 million estate as proof of a wealthy companion.
Haydenville Troop 118 Earns Ribbons at Gore Camporee
Boy Scout Troop 118 attended the L. D. Harris farm camporee near Gore. They won three award ribbons. Scouts listed include Bob Burk Jimmy Vanbibber Danny Vanbibber Wayne McGathey Joe Grubb Tom Grubb Bob Keels Floyd Keels Frank Stewart Bill Hutchinson Stanley Karns.
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Boy Scout
L. D. Harris Farm
Gore
Bob Burk
Jimmy Vanbibber
Danny Vanbibber
Wayne McGathey
Joe Grubb
Tom Grubb
Bob Keels
Floyd Keels
Frank Stewart
Bill Hutchinson
Stanley Karns
Missing Farm Equipment Reported After Sale
McARTHUR partial theft report cites William L. Goodwin and Mike Brown listing a corn planter and 1 2 horse turning plows stolen from a shed after an Oct 28 farm sale. Sheriff Harold Steele investigated with local leaders Chuck Moore Roy Crothers Ralph Vanbibber and Don Vollmer present.
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McArthur
Harold Steele
William L. Goodwin
Point Rock
Chuck Moore
Roy Crothers
Ralph Vanbibber
Don Vollmer
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