The Law of the Land and the Supreme Court Controversy
Samuel B. Pettengill argues in Human Events that claims the Constitution is what the Supreme Court says it is threaten constitutional boundaries. He cites the 1956 and 1957 Army court martial cases where the law shifted after a rehearing, illustrating how nine justices can rewrite law in a single year.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
First Steps Into Space The Space Race Begins
The first man made satellite circles Earth every 84 minutes, launched from Moscow, proving Soviet claims and signaling a new era. It hints at advances in rocket power and long range capability, raising questions about military and scientific implications for the globe. The date Oct 4, 1957 marks a historic milestone as nations face a vast task to reach space and protect humanity.
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Outer Space
Earth
Russia
Moscow
United States
Space
A Visit With Miss Bergman in Paris
In Paris, Ingrid Bergman appears in Tea and Sympathy at Theatre de Paris while awaiting future projects. The narrator notes Bergman’s youthful look, minimal makeup, and busy schedule between Italy and London commitments. The piece wanders through Montmartre and the Left Bank observations, ending with a skeptical view of local artists.
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Paris
Rue Blanche
Montmarte
Theatre de Paris
Roberto Rossellini
Ingrid Bergman
Italy
London
Boulevard de Clichy
Odette
Case History of a Psychiatrist Opal’s Pregnancy Obsession
Opal, a 34 year old wife, seeks help for nine years of infertility. Dr Crane outlines timing the ovulation day and alkaline douches to improve fertility, noting stress harms conception and adoption can trigger pregnancy. Opal conceives the next month. a booklet offer follows for readers seeking advice and cooperation with their doctors.
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Opal
GEORGE W. CRANE _ Case
Opal R
Pills Lull Americans Into False Well Being
The piece argues Americans rely on pills for tired feelings, calling pill taking a crutch and warning it masks poor living habits. It cites a case of overmedication and promotes lifestyle changes like weight loss, sleep, diet, and exercise as real cures.
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America
Earth
Try and Stop Me on JARGON from the advertising labs
A fragment from a Holiday eavesdropper notes missteps in campaigns including a lab test for mushrooms versus toads stooled fender denting and a quip about a failed effort. It references a campaign not living to principles and an agency nickname Boot Camp for Ukers.
Public Forum Ode to Southern Ohio's Hills and Rivers
A poem by Mrs. Daisy Conkle from Harpster Ohio extols Southern Ohio features. It celebrates the Ohio River, industry, forests, seasonal beauty, fruit orchards, livestock, and Native American pride. The piece praises nature and human labor shaping a cherished home as time passes.
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Daisy Conkle Harpster
Ohio
Understanding the Satellite and Its Lessons for the West
The piece argues the Soviet satellite proves vast technical capacity and urges the West to recognize human free will, avoid bureaucratic stagnation, and pursue genuine innovation rather than imitation. It cautions against overreaction, stresses individual initiative, and calls for honest study to identify why the U S lags behind in key technological fields.
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Soviet Russia
Edison
Westinghouse
Steinmetz
Pupin
de Forest
Henry Ford
Wright Brothers
Soviet
Russia
West
United States
Boils and medical guidance from a family doctor
Readers ask about boils spread and treatment with staphylococcus as the main germ. Advice covers when to drain, use of antiseptic precautions, and seeking doctor care. Other questions address anxiety after earthquakes, pregnancy risk with late menstruation, porphyria, and uterine prolapse requiring possible surgical repair.
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J.T. A
Mrs. A
Horoscope Driven Outlook and Charleston Purchase Detail
The text blends daily stars forecasting creative and emotional trends with a birthday guidance urging cautious financial and social behavior over several months in 1958. It ends by noting Charleston West Virginia’s original site was purchased in 1887 by George Clendenin for five shillings.
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Charleston
West Virginia
George Clendenin
The
Virginia Assebly
Athens Messenger pricing and publication notice
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with separate pricing. Delivery options include daily and Sunday by carrier or mail, with rates listed for Ohio and West Virginia regions and elsewhere. Various subscription terms show weekly, monthly, and yearly rates under postal regulations.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Sune
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Onis
Postoffice Ak
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