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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1957
Page
11
A Bowen AP analysis surveys views on the US inflation surge from 1956 onward. It contrasts classical cures with new theories, cites wage growth versus productivity, policy options, and forecasts. It notes Washington calls for restraint while predicting decisive judgment within two years.
George R. Campbell who was blind for 18 years will discuss Living Two Worlds before high schools and community groups in southern Ohio from Sept 16 to 27. Sponsored by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric, he will visit Chauncey Dover Glouster Plains Amesville Albany and Rome Canaan schools with sessions scheduled for Sept 18 25 and 20 among others.
Richard L. Jones Jr says advertisers spent over 3.2356 billion dollars on newspaper advertising last year, more than spending on radio television magazines and outdoor media combined, marking a strong vote of confidence in newspapers as an ad medium.
A slight drop of about 20 students is noted in Vinton County schools though late entries may restore last year’s total. Current enrollments include Allensville Consolidated 779 Brown-Zaleski 311 Dundas 75 Hamden 366 McArthur 366 Swan 87 Wilton 429. Two county groups, Brown-Zaleski and Swan, have 100 percent NEA membership.
Ohio Republicans plan a caravan style reelection push with Gov. C William ONeill US Senator John Bricker and key officeholders joining forces. Lt Governor Paul Herbert Treasurer Roger Tracy Auditor James Rhodes Attorney General William Saxbe attend the closed meeting in Columbus. Secretary of State Ted Brown was away. party leaders foresee strong rural outreach and debt reduction funds covering remaining 14000.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports clothing held down price increases while medical care rose sharply. With 30 000 apparel firms competition keeps costs lower for nylon hose rayon and nylon slips cheaper pajamas and shirts. Food housing and transportation drive overall CPI, while rising hospital costs and physician fees reflect broader inflation pressures.
Dramatic use of lace dominates Paris fall fashion with cocktail and evening outfits showcasing French craftsmanship. Nightwear emphasizes romance over durability using cobwebby chiffons and sheer fabrics. Gowns split evenly between short and long skirts. ball gowns remain full length while youthful frocks trend short.
American women will see a fall shift as pointed toes and needle-thin heels replace last season’s styles. Stanley Philipson, known as Mr. Stanley, explains the global redesign now sweeping the industry with Italian tooling and redesigned flats.
Fred Sparks writes from Hong Kong to Mao Tse-Tung denying spy accusations by Washington. He details his appearance, background, expenses, and travel plans while humorously pledging to report inside Communist China if allowed entry. He invites a visa and offers to travel solo or with colleagues.
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