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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1954
Page
4
Diary of a New Yorker notes architect Frank Lloyd Wright visiting New York City. The piece highlights his youthful outlook at age 85 and his philosophy to keep young people around, praising his zest and enthusiasm as gifts of the gods.
The piece analyzes GOP and Democratic claims after a recent election about war linked prosperity. It notes wartime production boosted postwar boom, recommends refraining from extremist rhetoric, and urges staying factual about the economic record rather than accusing opponents of seeking war.
A collage of reflections on politics and economy contrasts alarmist talk with industrial growth. It cites a railroad's investments in 50 diesel locomotives for 8.68 million and 190 freight engines for 32 million with 7 million more freight cars, plus tax data and supportive quotes.
Senator McCarthy delivers a sweeping defense against censure outlining his stance toward criticism over four years. He portrays himself as a persecuted defender against communism and attacks the Watkins committee and press figures as part of a Communist campaign. He criticizes prior inquiries and asserts the White House as a source of attacks while labeling opponents ruthless and soft on communism.
Greg and Rupert travel with Daggett to a roadside roadhouse where Rupert, an émigré and former tenor scarred by fascist abuse, recalls his exile and a past filled with camps and loss as they navigate danger, memory, and a fragile alliance.
The article notes millions struggle with drinking as an escape from unaddressed problems. Dr George W Crane urges proactive parenting to build social confidence in children, recommends Scouts and camps, and cautions that failure to act can lead to alcoholism and serious life consequences.
The lunar influences indicate possible unusual opportunities that should be seized during a fine period. Creative and imaginative professions are favored in the morning with evening plans strong for family real estate farming and property interests. Plans made in these areas should work out well and the year ahead holds promise for those with tomorrow's birthday.
The reading predicts great happiness in personal relationships with generous romantic and travel plans and many new friends. It advises proactive career advancement through energetic planning and willingness to take on responsibility, plus a note on a forthcoming ambitious, strong willed child born that day.
The ADA promotes a Diabetes Detection week November 14 to 20 emphasizing early screening. Large tests reveal many undiagnosed cases, and proper treatment—diet alone for mild cases or insulin for severe ones—prevents complications. Obesity cited as a major diabetes risk by Dr. Gar field G. Duncan at a Cincinnati medical meeting.
The Chester Garden Club met at Mrs. Earl Dean's home with 22 members present, while the WSCS met at Mrs. Freda Miller's home. Numerous local residents and families visited relatives in Canal Winchester Parkersburg Columbus and other nearby towns. Captain Yarmack and Lt Baum were among visitors, heading to military posts. others attended church services and tours in the East.
New Straitsville and Columbus residents visited over the weekend. Bob Lieyd from New Concord visited relatives. John Thompson from Columbus visited here. Church circles met at private homes. Other locals hosted guests from Holden Massachusetts and Lancaster.
Coast to coast temperance program airs from 7 to 7:30 p m Sunday led by Rev Sam Mortis in observance of World Temperance Sunday across listed stations and time slots with varied music news and entertainment segments throughout the day.
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