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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1957
Page
3
The piece argues for renting rather than owning as a way to cut costs in U S industry. It notes diversified products reduce risk and highlights leasing factory tools and equipment when idle as an efficient practice. It emphasizes disciplined use and cites quotes about zeal and effort from notable figures.
Pan American World Airways will start polar route service within a month linking Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle Portland with London and Paris. Four round trips weekly initially with faster schedules expected. The move marks a milestone in U S international air transport and cites Pan Ams Arctic flying history.
A U S observer notes French Finance Minister Gaillard advocates inexpensive food and drink to fight inflation. The plan could boost his standing, possibly toward the premiership, but with Paris imagery of bakeries and cafes uncertainty remains.
The Public Health Service urges early vaccination for about 12.5 million essential workers against Asiatic influenza. President Eisenhower said he plans to be inoculated once the vaccine is widely available, underscoring his role as the nation's top public health figure. Doctors and health workers have already begun inoculations in many areas.
A couple attends a packed 1958 Broadway screening of My Fair Lady at the Mark Hellinger Theatre. Performers Edward Mulhare Julie Andrews Reginald Denny receive enthusiastic applause as the curtain rises and the show unfolds through a London village tableau. The narrator reflects on the play’s humor songs and timeless story based on Pygmalion with Shaw’s creation noted.
Case V-379 features Clara B a 39 year old high school teacher who avoided lengthy sanitarium treatment for a nervous breakdown after reading Dr Crane's column. The piece argues such salvaged patients save taxpayers about 10 000 dollars annually and calls the column a vaccination against insanity and related social ills.
Louis J. Glickman proposes tearing down Carnegie Hall to build a red 44 story office tower at $24 million, arguing color and downtown renewal will boost urban growth. He champions optimistic urbanism, countering suburban flight and predicting further Manhattan construction and strong tenant demand.
The article recalls Jake Keim who promoted Atlantic Citys first boardwalk after the Civil War. His small rooming house stood behind a dune until the tide exposed the boardwalks design and the city funded a one mile collapsible structure stored in barn rent budgets from 1870 to 1879.
A short quiz lists eight questions about eye parts blood vessels and bones with answers: iris retina plasma twelve red capillaries shinbone and collarbone. It notes six correct equals excellent and clarifies clavicle as collarbone.
The piece critiques FBI file handling and police discovery under the Jencks and Mallory rulings. It traces opposition led by George Arnold and aides to Senators Neely Javits Morse and Clark, arguing reforms risk police secrecy and effective investigation.
The Athens Messenger explains that hypertension equals high blood pressure and varies by origin. It discusses essential hypertension, low sodium diets, the rice diet, sympathectomy, Rauwolfia serpentina, and malignant hypertension, noting treatments' benefits and limits.
Tomorrow brings renewed stimulus for those in creative fields and fresh ambition for others. Birthday stars favor a prosperous four month window into 1958 with strong business and financial prospects plus personal life harmony. Late December brings good news and travel opportunities between May and August.
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