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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1953
Page
4
HAL BOYLE humorously argues that machines respond to fear and mood, noting men personify engines and rifles while women decline such sentiment. He suggests a refrigerator or vacuum cleaner suffers under a domineering domestic woman, contrasting male affection for machines with female pragmatism and control.
Western statesmen rally behind a new approach to postwar Europe proposed by Churchill Adenauer Spaak and others Aimed at safeguarding Germany while easing Russian concerns the idea envisions a united Germany within a Western framework or a broader euro union backed by nonaggression pacts It signals a shift toward a balanced peace plan with Germany as a central hinge in future security arrangements
The plan would add self employed families farm and domestic workers and professionals to social security. Critics warn it would grow government and erode independence while noting the system is flawed and needs overhaul. The AMA proposes a voluntary pension fund through deferral of taxes with retirement or disability access.
The National Association of Manufacturers analyzed tax burden using government data. It shows average families in various income brackets pay sizable shares of income: $4,000 earners pay 11,093 dollars or 27.3 percent. $7,500 earners pay 2,766 dollars or 36.9 percent. $10,000 earners pay 4,005 dollars or 40 percent. It argues indirect taxes hit most households, not just the wealthy.
Secretary Humphrey says a sales tax is only one of about 40 reform ideas under study to modernize the tax code. Proposals aim to cut obsolete provisions and give many taxpayers a break, with Congress expected to act on some changes in 1954.
Frank Clyde investigates a missing Ada Goodfield and a troubling argument at Mason Street. Ortega reports a quarrel over money between Ada and Jack Goodfield, who appears desperate to borrow and mentions selling stock. A violent exit from the garage seeds suspicion as Ethel and Willett arrive, complicating the case.
Dr Jordan answers readers questions on leukoplakia a mouth lining condition linked to smoking and sometimes pre cancer risk advice to avoid irritants and watchful care. She discusses eyebrow hair removal by electrolysis for a child in show business and notes spina bifida is present at birth with possible surgical repair in mild cases. Hair loss after surgery childbirth illness or anesthesia may be temporary with eventual regrowth.
The listing outlines a dense, era style television schedule with programs such as The Goldbergs Life of Riley News Caravan and multiple film and variety shows across Channel 4 Friday night through Sunday, including hours for sports and late-night theater. The text shows program times and names, some inaccuracies in OCR, and many instances of channel and host names like Eddie Misher Ethel and Albert Prominent shows such as Meet the Press and World This Week.
A long list of TV radio schedules across multiple stations with daily time slots and programs. The page catalogs shows, dramas, news, sports, and variety hours from morning to late night across channels WIVN CHANDMNEL WN, WBNS TV and others with times and program names.
In Case H-395 Terry P. a 37 year old in a 15 year marriage changes from stingy to generous. After reading Dr George W Crane’s sex advice and applying it his wife reports improved trust affection and daily paychecks turned over to her. The piece argues financial generosity follows emotional openness and urges readers to obtain the bulletin Sex Problems in Marriage.
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