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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1956
Page
4
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Premier Bulganin on April 11 denied anti-American aims and said Soviet goals center on expanding British Soviet trade. The piece traces the popular front origins, shifts in policy, and key treaties from 1934 to 1955, noting Russia’s wartime aid, 20 year Britain friendship pact, and the 1955 Geneva invitation to Eden.
New Jersey holds a double ballot with a Kefauver beauty contest and a 72 delegate vote split. Gov Meyner uncommitted, state delegation tilted pro Stevenson, some Kefauver delegates tied to Hague anti Meyner faction. In 1952 Stevenson led the NJ delegation. Eisenhower won the Republican contest as Taft and Stassen trailed.
In a concise 71 word statement a leading oil company pledges to find oil, produce safe products, and sell at fair prices for shareholders, employees, customers, and the public. It promotes American free enterprise, private management, and a transparent public relations policy. The piece argues such a platform applies industry wide, claiming firms that mistreat the public will lose patronage to competitors in a competitive market.
Carroll Baker, at 22, commands 50 000 to 75 000 yearly, built by turning down jobs and eating macaroni until the right part came along. Discovered by Elia Kazan for Baby Doll, she signs for future projects, aims to pick right roles with the right director. The daughter of a traveling salesman, Baker started as a dancer, studied acting, and values integrity over sheer production quantity.
Opinion piece notes public apathy to tax spending while lawmakers face foreign aid campaigns. It argues Uncle Sam must use money to strengthen allies against Communism, warns against unconditional grants, and criticizes critics abroad and at home for pressuring larger aid without accountability. It cites Dulles and Labor leader Walter Reuther in New Delhi discussions.
A column blends remarks on women inventors highlighting Marie Harel and camembert cheese with Q&A about Monaco Monaco Onassis and a playful exchange on understanding women and horses. It also cites polynesian marriage customs and references a book Love In the South Seas.
A humorous note questions secretary staff and asks about measurements of a secretary while joking that stenographers suffer from a growing bulge caused by too much sitting. It suggests large revolving doors and proposes standing desks as a solution.
Washington columnist traces Sherman Adams image shift from stern White House aide to warm, charming figure. He highlights Adams’ TV appearances, charity roles, and music week leadership while noting intrigue about a possible vice presidency and the politics of presidential delegation.
Joyce Ann Schiller writes a hopeful home study piece titled Spring’s A-Bustin’ Out All Over. The eighth grade student, ill for two years after her mother’s death, imagines grass and blossoms to express resilience as cherry blossoms near bloom along Fleming Road.
Dorothy Kilgallen sketches spring in Manhattan with new shows, a grand Coliseum, off Broadway theatre, and a circus with a baby giraffe en route from Sarsota. She notes East Side charm, sleek New Look era streets, quirky bars, and famed eateries like Cort Bar with Carole McAuliffe and Marlon Brando legends.
Estrellita notes restrictive aspects but expects growing cooperation from associates as days pass. By early evening a harmonious mood should emerge. tomorrow born individuals see optimism, improved Rays, especially aiding legal medical professions, writers, designers, artists, executives, teachers, chemists. Family and friends cooperation will boost finances and job recognition. A child born today is resourceful and courageous.
Mrs. M Roudebush elected secretary of the Dayton District Christian Citizenship department of the M E Church Women’s Home Missionary Society. Mildred McGraw led the Home’s Dairy team with 519 pins to win the seventh annual Women’s City Bowling Tournament. Margaret Oglesby had high score 535 for Larry’s in second place. Three Middleton residents recovering from auto crashes. Dr E N Clark in fair condition in Kentucky. Robert Bender improving at Hamilton Hospital. Herman Buck Lyons treated for minor injuries after a train collision in Kentucky.
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