Freedom Scented Decision Sparks Constitutional Critique
A Federal Court judge in Oklahoma implied the Constitution and Bill of Rights limit Congress from Authorizing bureaucrats to regulate planting and eating. The suit cites farmer J Evetts Haley Jr fined $500 for growing 43 acres of wheat for his own cattle. He argues the ruling tests whether government can erode individual freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
David Whitfield
Congress
J. Evetts Haley, Jr
Supreme Court
Overseas Investments and the Hidden Government Guarantees
A columnist claims the United States guarantees billions in foreign investments and government owned plants. They cite Lebanon oil ventures, Italian motels, and a British hotel as examples. The piece warns taxpayers may be unknowingly supporting global ventures through guarantees.
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Lebanon
Italy
Britain
France
Musicians Serve Up Gourmet Tastes In Encore Cookbook
The Minneapolis Symphony and its Women’s Association collect favorite chef recipes from Enrico Caruso Paderewski Mozart Toscanini and others. Encore a Random House cookbook features musically inspired dishes with illustrations by Antal Dorati.
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Shakespeare
New York
Enrico Caruso
Paderewski
Mozart
Toscanini
Spike Jones
James Melton
Rise Stevens
Bizet
Szegediner Gulyas
Eugene List
Giorgio Tozzi
Zino Fracescatti
Women’s Association
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Random House
Antal Dorati
Minneapolis Symphony
Milkman Sequel to a Dire Marriage Ends in Destruction
Jim Bishop reports the tale of Mack a maintenance man at a large oil refinery who dominates his wife Mazie driven by ego and fear of losing control. When Mazie is exposed to a rumored affair and a new milkman, Mack attacks the rival and loses everything including his home and wife in a violent downfall.
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Mack
Mazie
Newspaper routes build character and business sense
Dr. Crane argues that a newspaper route trains youth in free enterprise with private business skills buying papers wholesale, recruiting customers, and handling money. He cites discipline in all weather, money management, customer contact, and social experience as key benefits for boys, even wealthy ones, comparing it to Boy Scout training and noting health and school performance advantages.
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America
Boy Scouts
Horoscope Overview for Stars Say Tomorrow and Personal News
The stars show generally excellent daily aspects with strong personal relationship signals and possible good news. For those born today, expect strong relationships next year with brief stress in November and February. manage anxiety to keep a happy home life. Financial periods look favorable early November, late 1959, and January to March for job prospects. Travel and romance may flourish between May and August. A child born today will be affectionate but moodiness may require control. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Long and children of Pine Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rose and son Stevie of Belpre visited. remarks from Mrs. Mary McKay.
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Eugene Long
Pine Grove
Myrtle Bentz
Jake Rose
Stevie
Belpre
Mary McKay
Heating costs rise as fuel prices face stiff competition
The article outlines rising heating bills for about 46 million U.S. homeowners as production and transport costs climb. It contrasts fuel oil and natural gas with coal and electricity, noting gas has expanded to about 13 million homes, oil still leads, and heat pumps and electricity battle for market share through new pricing and installations.
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United States
M. J. Rathbone
Jersey Standard Oil
National Oilfuel Council
American Gas Assn
Anthracite Information Bureau
Commonwealth Edison
Chicago
Commonwealth
Remembering a 1947 World Series rookie innings
IL Hodges recalls a game where a rookie pitcher walked four Yankees in the first inning before Hal Gregg replaced him and the Dodgers won 3 2 in nine. The tale notes Burt Shotton and a famous line about pacing the floor during a tense moment.
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IL Hodges
Burt Shotten
Burt
Hal Gregg
Lend a Hand Circle Meeting At Wiseman Home
The Lend a Hand Circle met at Mrs. Wil da Mae Wiseman’s home with Mrs. Ardis Waggoner in charge of devotions and Mrs. Norma Lee organizing the social hour. Refreshments were served by the hostess Joy and assisted by Mrs. Welsh. Sunday guests included the Rickards and Russels, while Halliday Atkins hosted dinner for the Andersons and the Smiths. Grandparents Gerald and Louise Grate hosted weekend guests from Wilkesville. Other visitors included Harold Ball of Columbus visiting Gene Young.
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Harrisonville
Lenda Hand Circle
Wilda Mae Wiseman
Ardis Waggoner
Norma Lee
Joy
Welsh
Paul Rickard
New Haven
Lincoln Russel
Clinton Gilbey
Halliday Atkins Home
Ralph Anderson
Cleveland
Don Anderson
Rutland
Philip Smith
Darlene
Pomeroy
Louise
Kenneth
Judy Garsey
Gerald Grate
Wilkesville
Harold Ball
Columbus
Gene Young
A D A infiltration shakes up parties in 1958 politics
The piece argues that the Americans for Democratic Action have pressured Democrats and Republicans without forming a separate party. It praises Thomas J. Dodd while criticizing Schlesinger and A D A tactics, noting party bosses like Carmine De Sapio resist foreign influence and that the party is pushing back against liberal outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Republican Party
New York State
Thomas K. Finletter
Connecticut
Benton and Bowles
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Harvard University
Schlesinger
Thomas J. Dodd
Chester Bowles
William Benton
New York
Pennsylvania
Professor Schlesinger
Messrs. Benton
Bowles
United States
Carmine DeSapio
John Bailey
Democratic
DeSapio
A. D A
Harvard
Physical education expert debunks draft fitness myths
Dr. C H McCloy of Iowa warns draft statistics mislead on youth fitness. He notes tests reflect military needs not health, cites examples from Fort Walters and Fort Riley showing training can improve conditioning, and urges more physical activity for Americans under the President's Fitness program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. McCloy
University of Iowa
Physical Education
Doctor McCloy
Peetor McCloy
Fort Wolters
Texas
Fort Riley
Fort Walters
Army Air Force
United States
Canada
The Messenger Publication Rates and Address
The Athens Messenger advertises daily and Sunday editions with low carrier and mail rates. It notes pricing for Ohio and West Virginia subscribers and lists the Athens Ohio postal address for all mail.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
the Messenger
W. Union St
Athens
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