It Could Mean War on Formosa Says Foreboding Opinion
A columnist argues the Quemoy Formosa crisis risks a shooting war as the United States holds Formosa and Quemoy as protectorates. The piece warns against appeasement, notes military posturing, and emphasizes a chain of bases across Japan Okinawa Formosa and the Philippines.
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Athens to honor golf great Don Finsterwald with city day
Athens Ohio University and the Athens Country Club plan a Thursday celebration for pro golfer Don Finsterwald son of ex coach Russ Finsterwald. Masters champion Arnold Palmer will join a parade and testimonial dinner, marking a highlight in Finsterwalds rising career after 66 straight money finishes since 1951.
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Alfred Adler and the birth of Individual Psychology
Psychiatrist Alfred Adler emerges as a humane counterpoint to Freud in early 20th century thought. The piece highlights Adler reforms of mind body and soul and his insistence that sickness of the soul reflects cowardice not glands. Adler’s life work and quotes illuminate his stance on ego love and personal responsibility.
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Advertising Sparks a Nation and War Effort
Dr. George W. Crane extols aggressive advertising and salesmanship as essential to national progress. He argues ads lower prices, educate consumers, support aviation and media, and fuel wartime production, citing orange trade history and benefits to families. He urges readers to request his booklet on advertising.
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Public Forum Delivers Long Union Perspective from Athens County
The speaker recalls 70 years in Athens County and 55 years in mining with UMWA, noting a $100 monthly pension once earned and a family memory of his father brought home in a bob sled after 30 days.
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Try and Stop Me
A nosy misadventure column item recounts a judge excusing a MISSUS who cracked a china platter over her husband after she revealed her dinner plan. An elderly man seeks a publishing chief for a letter writing book, is told the old title is out of print, and is offered a new copy with a sardonic quip. The caller declares himself the dreary old stinker author.
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Horoscopes and Lusitania Sinking Mark 1915 Headlines
The Stars Say foresees a profitable eye for quick situational sizing in business and notes a favorable year for those born tomorrow with strong social relations and cautious financial methods. It also recalls The Lusitania sinking in 1915 by a German U boat with 124 American casualties aboard.
Does The Nation Die For islands and Ideals
In this op ed style reflection the author questions modern demands for sacrifice for distant or impractical causes. It contrasts isolationist weariness with the obligation of international leadership, noting battles over Quemoy and Matsu as symbols of U S resolve, and warns that cowardice leads to defeat while courage sustains freedom.
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Jan Masaryk
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Health for Today on College Students' Health Services
A discussion on college and home responsibilities for student health as hundreds of thousands of young people leave home. It urges colleges to provide guidance housing oversight and health education while ensuring students pay transparently for health services and understand costs.
The Athens Messenger Publishing Notice
The Athens Messenger offers daily and Sunday editions with carrier, mail, and subscription rates. Address: The Messenger Publishing Co. 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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