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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1958
Page
4
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports signs of a recovery underway and a leveling off of living costs but warns the vigor remains uncertain. It notes lending rates held at 154 percent by several banks while others raise to 2 percent, and stresses consumer spending and auto model reception as pivotal for sustaining revival.
President Eisenhower vetoed the 279.5 million area redevelopment bill noting Congress did not appropriate funds and the measure would be delayed until the next Congress. He proposed 25 year Federal loans up to 35 percent of value, opposed by the 65 percent loans and 40 year terms in the vetoed bill. He urged a revised, timely bill aligned with his recommendations.
A call urging American women to lead the 1960 election effort to preserve constitutional government. The author warns of liberal influence, subversives, and communism, urging women with leadership to vote for devoted representatives and senators. The piece ends with a rallying cry that action is immediate.
A 26 year old guitarist and storyteller named Marty Brill, living at 241 Sixth Ave in Greenwich Village, is profiled as an aspiring performer who rose from Navy jukebox work to a few big shows but remains out of work and hopeful. The piece traces his Chicago roots, education, pre medical detour, and early career including a rocky Roosevelt Hotel debut and later engagements in Detroit and St. Louis.
Dr Crane explains stage fright protects the heart and intestines by draining nervous energy through shaking hands. He advises performers to grip notes and pull in opposite directions to reduce tremor, start with a clear text, tell stories, and avoid memorized talks. send for Public Platform Strategy booklet with 20 cents.
Gov. C William O Neill designates Sept 17 23 as Constitution Week marking the 171st anniversary of the 1787 Constitutional Convention. The message warns against erosion of liberty, urges civic responsibility, and cites remarks from the National Defense Chairman, DAR. Also notes Denison High School varsity letters for academic excellence and a brief item on Canada adopting the dollar in 1871.
The AMA explains pruritus as itching with diverse causes needing medical examination and treatment of the root condition. It argues that a normal diet provides essential vitamins, warns against unnecessary supplements, and refutes the need for consuming large amounts of vitamin C. It also discusses masks, influenza lessons, and coffee's effect on wakefulness with emphasis on individual perception and health responsibility.
A woe begone man laments his wife leaving over his stories and the analyst fails to contain laughter. A burglar’s wife complains of dwindling funds and the need to wait for the bank closing. Bennett Cerf’s 1958 humor collection.
The author argues the Far East crisis is long in the making and warns that Red China if unchecked could seize Formosa and the Philippines. He cites Chiang Kai-shek’s private armies, Mao Tse-tung’s bid for a world state, and criticizes reliance on UN gimmicks while urging realistic policies.
Athens Ohio newspaper notices list subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery, postal mail rates, and period terms. Rates cover one month, six months, and yearly periods for local and distant mail, plus special Ohio and West Virginia mail.
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