Business leaders step up to fund colleges, aiding growth
The article lauds U.S. business leaders for funding higher education as postwar costs rise and endowments shrink. It cites Russell Davenport and a Saturday Review piece by John W. Hill and Albert Le Ayars, noting grants grown but still only about 100 million annually while needs run into billions. It stresses academic freedom and the need for broader corporate support to keep American colleges competitive.
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Russell Davenport
Wendell Willkie
America
U.S
Saturday Review
John W. Hill
Albert le ‘Ayars
New York
Freedom of the Press Still Key to Citizen Oversight
A National Newspaper Week reflection praises publishers resisting news suppression. It warns that wartime secrecy and Cold War security fears push government to withhold information vital to the public, hindering oversight and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dar
Sherman Adams Joins Eisenhower Headquarters as Day to Day Power
A gray haired, tough featured man named Sherman Adams has moved into the president's Denver headquarters to supervise daily affairs amid Eisenhower's absence. Adams serves as unofficial chief of staff, shaping cabinet actions and interpreting the president's wishes, while maintaining a strong, discreet presence at 7:30 each morning and avoiding social Washington circles. His long career from Vermont lumber to New Hampshire politics and governorship underpins his trusted, influential role in the White House.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Denver
Con Vale
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Adams
White House
Sherm
Vermont
New Hampshire
Congress
Sound Proof On Market Trends And Public Confidence
An examination of how stock market movements affect non owners and the broader economy. The piece discusses psychological impact on workers and directors, fears of downturns, and how price swings reflect political and economic health, with note on the recent market break and subsequent rally easing nerves.
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Bam Dawson
New York
Board of
New Yorke
Tests for Successful Parents in Courtship Advice
Dr George W Crane offers a controversial program advising fathers to scrutinize suitors for daughters. He suggests questions about church, schooling, language, drinking, money, and maturity, plus inviting the boy home to observe him. He promotes a 200 point rating scale and pamphlets mailed via the newspaper for purchase.
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Vane U
Henow
Avro
Crane
Murray City Weekend Visitors Reported Across Several States
Weekend visitors to Murray City and surrounding towns include S Sgt and Mrs Lawrence Wooten Ardmore Ohio with son Steve visiting relatives in New Straitsville and Murray City. They attended a weekend at Camp LeJeune North Carolina with Roy E Lanning family. Others: Mrs Dorothy Linscott Amesville and Edgar Albaugh Whiting NL visiting Walter Albaugh. Mrs Dwight Martin returning from Wadsworth visit. The Shunkwilers hosted Donald and Gene Shunkwiler and Mae Thomas with other relatives. Final note mentions Athens residents Carrie Nida John Powers and Bobby and Bertha Bryan as visitors. Northernmost U S post office cited Penasse Minnesota in scattered lines.
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Murray City
Lawrence Wooten
Steve
Ardmore
Ohio
Gerald Wooten
Elmer Evans
Romatie
William Walters
Walter
Eliza Neal
New Straitsville
Roy Lanning
Roy E. Lanning
Lanning
Paula Jean
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Ter
Harry Shuttleworth
Harriet
Detroit
Dorothy Linscott
Amesville
Edgar Albaugh
Whiting
Walter Albaugh
Dwight Martin
Mra Mae ‘Thomas
Shunkwiler
Donald Shunkwiler
Willoughby
Don Hutchins
Carrie Nida
The
Plansirs
John Powers
Bobby
Athens
Willliam Smith
Electa Bryan
Nelsonville
Bertha Bryan
James Smith
Sandra
Horoscope Predicts Caution and Growth for 1956
The reading warns of dull occupational and financial progress in the near term but notes better aspects in early 1956. It advises caution against risky propositions and promises, emphasizes persistent effort for future rewards, and mentions travel and cultural pursuits as favorable later in the year. It also highlights traits for someone born on this day as imaginative, obstinate, and progressive.
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Adepisabe
Schild
Tim Rogers affair shatters family in late June revelations
Lorna discovers Tim's decade long secret through a ledger listing $50,000 paid to Clair Holinsky from 1946 to 1955. The couple recalls their strained marriage and Tim's cowardice as Lorna confronts the truth on a cool June night, pondering their fading love and future.
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Lorna
Tim
Gelock
Beaver Falls
Billy
Clair
Clair Helsinsky
Clair Holinsky
Military Mail Call Readers urged to send service addresses
Military Mail Call invites readers to publish the addresses of men and women in military service. Send complete address including town and sender name to Mail Call Editor The Messenger Athens Ohio. Free service. US 52-396-779 Batt C 253 AFA Bn 6th Armored Div Ft Leonard Wood MO.
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the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
AFA
6Th Armd
Ft. Leonard Wood
Social rounds note Many visitors to area homes
Lucy Stotte and Vanna Rutland hosted and visiting relatives and friends from Columbus Athens Lowell Darwin Pomeroy and Carpenter. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bob Smith, Mr and Mrs Howard Welch, Mix Weltha Clark, Vesta Robinson, Grace Clark and daughter Sheila, Harley Derenberger, Jack Clark and others visiting family and each other across several towns.
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Herome
Vesta Robinson
Lacy Stotts
Erald’ Dean
Lee. Casillas
Blaine Bolen
Columbus
Paulette Stanley
Lowell
Bole
Lawrence Oxley
Barnharte
Tre
Grace Clark
Shelia
Harley Derenberger
Jack Clark
Mel Gilkey
Harrison
John Chaney
Darwin
Chester
Herb Barnhart
Danville Family Visit Blossoms in Local Gathering
Mrs Hazel Grate vray hosted a party last week while visitors from Lancaster Columbus Bancroft and Toledo called on local families. The Dyke Barret and Cottrill households welcomed relatives and former residents from W Va and West Virginia to the Danville area.
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Danville
Hazel Grate Vray
Jon Cottrill
Lancaster
Wallie Cottrill
Oscar Wheeler
James Hewitt
John Dyke
Columbus
Sam Dyke
Pet Mullshan
Ling
West Virginia
Carl Nelson
Pomeroy
Will Barrett
Birdie Davis
Reuben
Bancroft
W. Va
Bruce
Wesley Barrett
Toledo
Bob
Alta Dyke
Radio Programs Schedule Roughly Oct 4–6
A blotched listing outlines radio programs for Tuesday and Wednesday October 4 and 6. It includes News for5 Daily Commentary Heart of Nemeabe New England Story Dance News Varietion Breakfast Easy Doce It Mareares Merige Orv Family Johnny OlreamFinber Molly Atternace News Serials and assorted segments with uncertain spellings. The fragmentary text preserves the sequence of shows and times without clear station names or complete titles.
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Abe
Nemeabe
Orv
Johnny Olream
Itanceoane
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Minn
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