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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1956
Page
6
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President Eisenhower spoke on April 4 about the farm bill, saying he would not demand perfection yet hinted he might sign a rigid price supports bill to save the soil bank. He also cautioned he would wait to see the full bill before replying, amid criticism of unsatisfactory amendments and looming party pressure to reshape the measure.
Illinois Democratic ballots printed only Adlai E Stevenson with write-ins possible for Kefauver. Kefauver supportors hoped for 10 percent write-ins. Stevenson saw no threat if under 10 percent. Republicans outvoted Democrats by 503000, 61 percent. National convention votes echoed Stevenson with 54 Illinois to Kefauver 3. A giant 16 story coal shovel, cost 2.5 million, illustrates coal industry mechanization advancing efficiency.
Nassau welcomes cruise visitors yet curbs exposure in town. Tourists flock to Bay Street for souvenirs while locals note prices are lower and liquor can be bought duty free. Conch chowder stands out as a local delight as Bahamian custom bans scant outfits in public.
Washington commentary argues the UN Security Council and treaties may supersede constitutional authority in wartime decisions. It notes Truman and Wilson precedents, Korea’s outcome, and questions Bricker Amendment fearing executive power to deploy forces without explicit congressional authorization.
A Delaware Valley farmers’ march on Washington pressed Congress to curb blackbirds they blame for crop damage. Lee Towson led testimony before Senator Dennis Chavez, with government ornithologist Frederick C. Lincoln explaining that blackbirds are not protected and may be shot. Lincoln notes the 1948 decree relaxed protection, making pie anecdotes and scarecrow questions part of a lighter, surreal exchange about bird depredations.
Twenty years ago on Good Friday April 10 1936 Mrs Mamie Brooks organist collapsed and died at the end of a hymn she played fulfilling her premonition I’ll die at the keys of the organ Father Frank Quinn a longtime Catholic Church helper died ten minutes later Sol Schneider received an Easter gift at his Central Ave store Descriptions reflect a small town scene with intertwined faith and commerce.
E V Darling discusses Johnstown Pa history and notable natives Charles Wakefield Cadman Terrible Terry McGovern and more. He recalls Sam Coslow royalties from Cocktail for Two and quotes bits on Fredericksburg and Rappahannock. The column includes zodiac quips and reader questions about Salvator and wife obedience.
The tale from Washington Irving’s Life Of George Washington states that Washington threw a stone across the Rapahannock River, not a silver dollar, dispelling the familiar myth. The anecdote reflects early American folklore about Washington’s feats and practical prowess.
An anonymous box contained a single chick with a note claiming it was meant for an Easter egg but hatched. The odd delivery sparked curiosity as authorities or rescuers addressed the unexpected live gift and its sender. The incident highlights quirky holiday surprises and animal welfare considerations.
A brief note praises a Japanese person wearing a mask to prevent spreading germs to relatives and friends when coughing. The text mentions a Bostonian comment on notable figures named Kelly, including World War II hero Capt. Colin Kelly, football players, and a burlesque comedian, highlighting name connections.
A Baltimore father of five daughters and his wife vow to keep trying for a son. They may need luck, as in the case of Sanders Nunes of Jacksonville Illinois who hoped for a son but had 16 daughters. The 16th daughter was born during Mrs. Nunes's delivery.
Dave Regan reports on an AP Society of Ohio gathering in Columbus where all seven May primary gubernatorial candidates – four Democrats and three Republicans – spoke. Share views, backgrounds, and friendly tone despite party rivalry, with Hamilton and Cuyahoga counties likely to influence the May outcome and a general consensus predicting two winners.
Dorothy Kilgallen notices advance bookings in New York area theatres for the royal wedding with Grace Kelly billed as PRINCESS GRACE KELLY. Imogene Coca teases rehearsals for the U S Steel Hour as she discovers director Dan Petrie.
An astral reading warns of nagging and quarrels but urges restraint to avoid delays. Subtle methods win over aggression, with routine duties favored and help from influential business associates or superiors possible in the future. Domestic romance and social life look stimulating.
Julie Andrew entertains after My Fair Lady with mother at Park Chambers, lingering until 2 am as jazz reaches new heights. Rumors swirl of private eyes probing payola links while Simonella of Rome mocks reports of a rift with Fabiani. Barry Nelson’s Siamese Lazor boasts an A-list lineage.
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