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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1956
Page
6
Weekly afternoon newspaper schedule notes daily publication except Saturdays. Details list mail and carrier rates, monthly and six month terms, and entry as second class matter in Athens postal system. Rates set for daily and Sunday editions with notices on delivery availability.
The piece praises Governor Frank J. Lausche for five terms as Ohio governor. It argues his deep knowledge of state government and loyalty make him the best choice to represent Ohio in the U.S. Senate. It contrasts Lausche with opponent George Bender, noting Bender’s Eisenhower backing and GOP alignment.
In Athens on Tuesday Congressman Wayne L. Hays faced critique for his foreign policy claims. He argued the current administration maintains day to day peace while seeking decades of peace, while he contrasted it with Democratic actions in Korea and postwar diplomacy.
Eyeing corporate earnings traders monitor the third quarter reports as 87 companies disclose after tax profits totaling 392.89 million dollars. Some firms show rising sales with falling margins while textiles face losses. profits lag year earlier as costs bite.
The American Petroleum Institute lists thousands of Oil Progress Week events from a Fashions in Oil show to Natchez Mississippi’s parade and refinery tours. The program aims to tell the public the oil story and its role in mobility, energy, and national security within a free enterprise framework.
The two campaigns present few new ideas with major overlap on foreign policy and social issues. Both favor alliances and foreign aid, with Stevenson backing the court ruling on school desegregation while Eisenhower offers vague promises. Farm policy differs on price supports, and Stevenson pushes health and education details including interest in ending H-bomb tests and broad federal aid for state needs.
Psychiatrist Dr George W Crane counsels Jeff R a 26 year old in a personal crisis about quitting liquor. He argues adults are slaves to habits and urges choosing healthy routines over alcohol to gain health money and respect.
The horoscope advises sociable and friendly efforts tomorrow and suggests bringing happiness to the less fortunate. It notes favorable domestic and romantic aspects, beneficial evening activities, and smooth travel plans. For a January birthday, a favorable cycle for job, finances, and expansion in 1957 is expected, with mid December opportunities promising a successful following year.
Dr Jordan outlines bronchopneumonia as a lung infection not as clear cut as lobar pneumonia. It can be caused by various germs or irritants and often lacks chest pain seen in lobar cases. Treatment now benefits from penicillin and sulfa drugs, though outcomes vary with germ type and tissue damage may persist.
New Lexington Mayor Floyd D. Wolfe warned against pre Halloween pranks including soap on windows and debris in streets and ordered police to stop such activities. Crooksville Mayor Hard Anderson also issued pre Halloween curfew extensions and warnings.
Major Milo March accuses Willi of being Ulbricht’s Planmensch and contends with him in a deserted station. A brutal struggle follows as March uses hand to hand blows then flees the scene, with Willi fatally wounded as a train arrives. Police question bystanders as the suspect collapses and the officer escapes.
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