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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1957

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice

The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for its Middletown, Ohio edition. Rates include per copy five cents on Sundays, 45 cents weekly by carrier in city area, 40 cents outside city area, 10 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 17.50 yearly outside trading area, and 35 dollars yearly outside the United States.

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Relief In Times Of Plenty Amid Postwar Prosperity

The article notes a slow decline in relief rolls despite prosperity. It cites December 1940 and January 1957 figures for public assistance and state relief, with projected federal costs rising to about 1.68 billion in fiscal 1958. It discusses shifts in responsibility to Washington and the impact of Social Security amendments on old age and disabled benefits.

Eisenhower Washington

Post Office Deficit Calls for Higher Rates and Modernization

Postmaster General Summerfield warns the U S Postal Service faces a near billion dollar annual deficit without realistic rate increases. He notes gains from four years of reforms but cites rising wages and handling costs, and stresses parcel post subsidies and modernization must be addressed to balance the federal budget and serve 170 million Americans.

Congress Summerfield Parcel Post Post Office Department Federal Treasury Department

Miss Collins Seeks Wings Away From Hit Parade

Dorothy Collins, longtime star of NBC’s Your Hit Parade, plans to leave the show after seven years on TV and radio. She aims to pursue dramatic roles and a dramatic career beyond teen romance songs while living with husband Raymond Scott on Long Island.

New York Dorothy Collins NBC Raymond Scott Miss Collins Gisele Mackenzie Snooky Lawson Russell Arms Dinah Shore Frank Sinatra Lawrence Tibbett Dorothy Kirsten Doris Day Georgia Gibbs Dorothy Long Island Est Debbie Scott Ashig

Need for Constitutional Amendment on Presidential Disability

The attorney general and President Eisenhower urge a constitutional amendment to fix presidential disability. Current Article Two is unclear on inability and succession, risking legal challenges and delaying actions during a crisis.

Washington Congress United States Eisenhower

Lemon Township Cal Contest Winner Advances to County

Ruby Lanean won first place in the Lemon Township Oratorical Contest at Amanda, earning eligibility to enter the County Contest to represent Lemon Township. The McKinley Jr. High Gym Circus featured Marion Kiester and Lee Mosteller directing a school auditorium show. Senior High debated government control of electrical utilities with Robert Renick Ralph Hall and Robert Pate. A grand jury was convened to review charges against Elliot Gabler, the Middletown phantom bandit, per Paul Baden.

Ruby Lanean Lemon Township Amanda McKinley Jr. High Marion Kiester Lee Mosteller Robert Renick Ralph Hall Robert Pate Elliot Gabler Middletown Paul Baden

My Fair Lady may be the most profitable musical yet

The column argues My Fair Lady, adapted from Pygmalion, could top all musicals in profits. It cites Lisa Kirk as a star witness, notes debates on beards in romance, and mocks remarks about Swaps Liberace Ribot and Marthe Dietrich.

G. B. Shaw Lisa Kirk Lisa Swaps Ribot Liberace Oscar Levant Marthe Dietrich Marlene

Heavens Knows Mr Allison Tops Gotham Box Office Hits

Gossip from New York film circles notes Heavens Knows Mr Allison at the Roxy drawing bigger grosses than The King and I and Anastasia while Boy on a Dolphin premieres there April 10 as a charity glitter affair.

Gotham Allison Roxy King and I Anastasia Gloria Swanson California Martin Balsam Joyce van Patten John Emery John Barrymore Tallulah Arthur Treacher

Franklin National Bank opens with tours and modern design

Dave Regan gives a tour of the new Franklin National Bank in Carlisle noting the two floor layout. Howard Cheney chairs the bank board and guides the visit while a Middle town employee shows the accounting area. The lobby features a personalized check machine and dual drinking fountains for adults and children.

Franklin National Bank Howard Cheney Middletown George Gates Bank

Easter Time For Cruelty In Los Angeles

Paul Harvey condemns creature cruelty and urges humane treatment of animals in media and law. He highlights Claudia DuVall's trust for four pet hens and notes Des Moines City Council's vote against Easter sales of live animals. He calls for compassionate action and lawful protections.

Los Angeles Claudia Claudia DuVall Harvey Des Moines

Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Outlook 1957

The reading predicts strong planetary influences favoring business and finances with cooperative help. Social events and group activities should be enjoyable with favorable periods in September October and June for travel romance and domestic matters. A birthday child will be energetic courageous and very sociable.

TV Show Tells Mona Lisa Joke Sparks Courie Comedy

The article notes a TV show featured Mona Lisa with a chuckle on a comic program. It mentions Courie casting Charlie Chan with disguises and a troupe accompanying King Saud on a U. S. visit. It contrasts a Detroit burglar losing only a side door and forecasts Canada’s population rise by 11 million by 1980. An English couple marries in 1884 and marks 73 years.

Courie

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