Socialized economy warnings from Emerson Schmidt
Emerson P. Schmidt of the Chamber of Commerce warns that if trends continue, 99 percent of the economy could be socialized in 50 years with only one in 100 privately employed. He cites rising government shares of income, growing grants, and regulatory pressure, urging local action to curb intervention and boost productivity and freedom.
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Emerson P. Schmidt
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Dr. Schmidt
Washington
Schmidt
Hokum
Buncombe
Register or Lose Your Vote in Athens Election
Athens voters face a Sept 25 registration deadline for the fall election. About 3000 of 4000 to 4500 eligible residents have registered during three days at their precincts, and around 200 more at the board of elections. The article stresses local governance matters and urges unregistered residents to register at the courthouse before the deadline.
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Board of Elections
Athens
Sea Bright First Aid Saves Newborn in Beach Ambulance Rescue
A Sea Bright First Aid team of 41 volunteers, with two ambulances, responded to a dramatic birth and multiple emergencies over 21 years. They raise funds locally, donate blood, and train in first aid, carrying out 8000 calls with only six ambulance fatalities.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Sea Bright First Aid
New Jersey
United States
Chevry
Boro
Sea Bright
Mouth County
Charles Eilenberger
Doc
Eilenberger
Charlie
Herb Fowler
Fowler
Art Shook
Olaf Axelson
Skip Carlson
Edward Garwood Pfifer
Cyril Smack
Daniel Winters
Gilbert Boyer
Pfifer
Newport
YMCA and YWCA as interdenominational community hubs
Dr George W Crane argues the YMCA and YWCA unite churches and fund youth work, offering facilities a single church cannot. He cites budget impact, future savings, and moral guidance as reasons to support the Y, urging readers to back local campaigns and consider youth investment over other appeals.
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YMCA
Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Salvation Army
Red Cross
YWCA
Chicago
Crane
States rights and race questions in the 1950s America
The piece argues that despite Amendments, core issues of states rights, racial equality, and social integration remain divisive. It notes black, Latino, and Catholic conflicts, warns against political agitators, laments enduring prejudice, and calls for peaceful progress over force. Time will ease tensions, not force.
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United States
South
Rummel
New Orleans
Vatican
St. Augustine
Tagaste
North Africa
Carthage
Paul
Augustine
Things a Columnist Might Never Know
A miscellany of curiosities and trivia from a columnists’ musings about life. Facts range from travel miles to life expectancy of milk, government oversight of a salmon, and quirky quotes about fame, taxes, and taxis.
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Columbia River
Washington
Kathryn Murray
U. S
Lisa Kirk
Meeting of Washington Ladies Club Ends With Charity Split
Brooks Hays recounts a Washington gathering of mostly wives of congressmen where the treasurer reports a rising deficit. A member proposes giving the deficit to charity with half to the Red Cross and half to the Salvation Army, a motion carried. A clairvoyant is jailed for faking a trance act for 30 days.
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Brooks Hays
Arkansas
U. S
Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
State Stores To Abandon Longer Hours In Ohio
Ohio will end late Friday and Saturday liquor store hours in 196 of 246 locations by Oct. 1, citing low use. Only three stores in Gallipolis Jackson and Nelsonville will keep the extended weekend hours, and the Athens outlet will close at 7 p.m. Local liquor control director Robert B. Krupansky announced the plan.
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Columbus
Robert B. Krupansky
Ohio
Liquor Control
The Meaning of Anemia in Everyday Health
The article explains that anemia is a symptom rather than a single disease. It outlines that low red blood cell count or hemoglobin signals anemia and can have various underlying causes requiring different treatments.
Little School Memories and Anemia Facts Featured
The piece recalls a cherished small schoolhouse and wardens of teachers and friends in Athens with a tribute to schooling days. It shifts to a medical explainer on anemia, its causes, red blood cells, iron deficiency, and transfusion treatments, noting how recognition and proper care improve outcomes. The Athens Messenger details its publication and mailing info.
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Athens City
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Jim Bishop
By Jimmy Hatlo
George W. Crane
Joe Buford
South Shore Ymca
George Sokolsky
Hal Boyle
Fernanda Montel
North America
Mediterranean Sea
George de Witt
H. L. Mencken
Council of Economic Advisers
England
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Runnymede
Pleydey
Waprsard
Uyor Fury
Elusog
oAafeireig
Ydeo
uBuniy
Wurif
Edwin Jordan
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Salt of the Earth
Master
Mom
Mother
Edith Byerly
Encyclopedia Britannica
Athens Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Postoffice
Act
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