Middletown News Journal Rates And Notices
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio subscription rates listed for per copy carrier city area and mail services. Includes pricing for Sunday edition with the News Journal and overseas options. A biblical verse from Hebrews 11:9 appears at the end.
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Middletown
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City Area
Sunday News Journal
U. S A
Tabernacles
Isaac
Jacob
Local seniors win Gardner Board scholarships
Nancy Jo Bailey of Fenwick and Allan Lee Karchner of Middletown High won two of four annual scholarships from Gardner Board & Carton Co. Each receives 500 dollars a year for college, with both students noted for active social lives. Karchner was named a finalist for Armco’s George M Verity award at the University of Cincinnati, as he pursues engineering.
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Nancy Jo Bailey
Fenwick
Allan Lee Karchner
Middletown High
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Gardner
Nancy Jo
Allan
Today
Karchner
Armco
George M. Verity
University of Cincinnati
Easter and Passover Coincide This Year
The article notes Easter on April 18 and the first day of Passover aligning this year and explains the biblical link. It references a congressional resolution urging prayers for those denied freedom to worship behind the Iron Curtain and outlines Passover customs including unleavened bread and the Passover sacrifice.
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Egypt
Congress
America
Mark
Toscanini Shuts Baton After Long, Free Spirited Career
The world mourns conductor Arturo Toscanini at 87 as he retires from conducting. A symbol of freedom and human dignity, he refused fascist symbols, boycotted Nazi festivals, aided Palestine’s music effort, and spent decades shaping modern symphonic performance in America.
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Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
Mussolini
Bologna
Italy
Bayreuth
Germany
Salzburg
Austria
Hitler
Palestine
Palestine Symphony
Mere Male On Way Out
Hal Boyle muses on a man who would prefer to be a woman in a future dominated by gadgetry and a shift in gender power. He imagines a world where wives control chores and finances, leaving husbands worn out, unable to argue, and marriages becoming one way. The piece concludes with Boyle hedging his humorous stance.
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New York
Mama
25 000 Communist agents activity in U S cities
An analysis asserts 25 000 Communist agents work through front groups to influence policy across the United States. It describes tactics from letters to media manipulation, press contacts, and nationwide petitions, with FBI view and calls for congressional oversight to combat the conspiracy.
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Washington
United States
Communist Party
Rosenberg
Daily Worker
New York
FBI
Barkley’s Old Jokes Comes Back in Political Sparring
Former Vice President Barkley laments a 1948 campaign quip about Dewey as a boomerang that now haunts him. The tale traces to 1895 Kentucky politics with Gov. Bradley and a job-seeker Sam who emulates the line, highlighting Cooper and Hunt incidents and Rep. O’Brien’s language bill sparking lawyerly derision.
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Washington
Barkley
Veep
Harry Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Tom
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
W. O. Bradley
Frankfort
Sam
Somerset
Senator Cooper
Hapital
Gov
Brad
Ley
Lester Hunt
Wyoming
Hill Park
Solon
the Solon
Won't Think Like You Sparks Quiet Morning Revelation
A married writer recalls a rainy morning with his wife who notices birds at a feeder. They discuss sparrows vs tree sparrows as they seek to imitate Arthur Godfrey and wonder about birds beyond the timber line. The moment ends with a return to his typewriter.
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Arthur Godfrey
Tomorrow’s cycle boosts intuition and bold aims
The text notes a lift in restrictive influences and urges using the moment for creative, professional, and financial plans. It highlights excellent evening aspects for home life, culture, and religion, with romance and care for children favored, plus a likely summer trip and December opportunities. Born on tomorrow’s date, you are urged to pursue major goals with confidence.
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Decem
East and West divide after marriage say husband and wife
The speaker describes tension with his wife after breakfast and rejects humility. He cites Kipling to claim East and West cannot mix and questions the value of marriage poetry. He offers advice to spouses and asserts pride.
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Rudyard Kipling
Wanderlust and Armchair Journeys in Spring Time
Dave Regan reflects on wanderlust as spring fever and urges readers to enjoy nature from home. He promotes Paramount's armchair journeys to Rose Marie in the Northwest and the Poet and Peasant Overture as substitutes for travel, inviting readers to escape with music and scenery.
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Paramount
Great
Northwest
Oppenheimer Security Case Sparks Fresh Senate Fire
AEC adviser J Robert Oppenheimer faces a full security review amid new disclosures and McCarthy criticism. The timeline spans April 1953 to April 1954, detailing Eisenhower orders, Strauss actions, nominations, hearings, and Oppenheimer’s alleged Communist ties and hydrogen bomb delays.
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Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
New York
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
Lewis Strauss
Strauss
Justice Department
K. D. Nichols
Nheimer
Nichols Oppenheimer
Nicols
Nichols
Cimer
Communist Party
McCarthy
Edward R. Murrow
Murrow
Truman
Rep
W. Sterling Cole
Congress
Atomic Energy Committee
Cole
National Security Council
Orpenheimer
Sen. Mundt
RSD
Senate
Whelmer
Answers and Questions from a Knowledge Column
A Q and A exchange covers peerage limits, Patrick’s nationality, Turkey’s world role via the Black Sea waterway, Brazil’s last emperor Pedro I I Pedro II, and a star with extremely dense material. Each item provides concise responses reflecting common knowledge topics.
Two Minds in Marriage and Lesson on Differences
The speaker notes that two people in a marriage have two minds and two stomachs, citing Jack Spratt as a playful example. He warns against forcing a spouse to think alike and comments that you can lead a horse to water but cannot make it drink.
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Jack Spratt
City Manager Sues Over Dog Nuisance Statement
H. O. Miller sues over a statement urging owners to curb dogs to protect property. He notes gardens and flower beds suffer damage as city faces stray-animal cleanup via the county dog warden. Cincinnati Reds rename Redland Field to Crosley Field with Powel Crosley Jr becoming club president.
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H. O. Miller
Cincinnati Reds
Redland Field
Crosley Field
Powel Crosley Jr
Cincinnati
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