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Middletown Journal issues and subscription prices listed for daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover in city, outside city, mail within and outside trading area, with Sunday News Journal, plus international options and advance payment terms. Prose ends with a biblical verse quoted from Ezekiel.
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Malenkov’s 1954 Soviet Policy Exposition Expected
The Supreme Soviet in Moscow will hear Premier Malenkov report on Soviet aims as tensions ease hoped after Stalin’s death. Observers expect signals on peaceful settlement, nuclear policy, and moves toward talks with the United States and allies.
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Supreme Soviet
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Malenkov
Soviet Union
Stalin
United States
Korea
Kremlin
U. S
West
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Malenko
New Jersey Primary Focus on Eight House Contests
In New Jersey, eight House seats face nominating contests while the Senate seat to succeed Hendrickson sees Clifford P. Case, backed by CIO AFL and ADA, run against Howell with Williams as Democratic rival in the 6th district. Case resigned to lead the Fund for the Republic, Williams faces seven Republicans. In the 7th, former Rep. J Parnell Thomas opposes Rep. Widnall, recalling past HUAC ties and a payroll padding conviction.
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U. S
Sen. Hendrickson
Clifford P. Case
Case
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A.F.L
Americans For Democratic Action
House
Rep. Howell
Congress
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Harrison A. Williams
Williams
Guy G. Gabrielson, Jr
Rep
Widnall
J. Parnell Thomas
House Un-American Activities Committee
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McCarthy
Thomas
Trials For Ex POWs Focus On Frank Schwable Dickenson
Ex prisoner Edward S. Dickenson faced a court martial at Fort McNair on charges of collaborating with the Reds during captivity. Pfc Rothwell B. Floyd received a 40 year sentence for maltreatment of prisoners, while about 3600 other ex POWs are under Army investigation. President Eisenhower urged balanced judgments, noting changes in warfare and the need to protect society while treating individuals fairly.
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Edward S. Dickenson
U.N
Korea
Fort McNair
P.O.W
Pfc
Rothwell B. Floyd
London
Army
Shepherd
Marine Corps
Frank H. Schwable
Navy Court of
Schwable
Air Force
Dickenson
Eisenhower
No Balms For Trouble Hal Boyle
A fairy tale unfolds with a king who abolishes money and then letters of loyalty, toying with policy and satire. The wise man, wealth, and a mutinous public lead to a revolution and the king’s death, ending in a cynical moral about pseudo cures for universal woes.
Eisenhower pledges collective security against aggressors
President Eisenhower articulates a persistent American commitment to defending free Europe including Germany. The move aligns with NATO and EDC plans, stressing allied unity ahead of Geneva and warning potential aggressors that the U S will act within existing commitments to deter a new world conflict.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Europe
United States
Free Europe
Germany
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Dulles
National Security Council
Congress
Pacific
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Senate
Alli
Paris
Moscow
NATO
Britain
EDC
France
Anto
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow
Unusually pleasant day expected due to lunar vibrations. Personal relationships, social and domestic affairs may progress happily. Business aspects favor new ventures, correspondence, promotion ideas, and expansion. June and July bring financial opportunities in insurance real estate and merchandising. October and November lift personal ties with support from loved ones and colleagues.
Critics Warn on Chilean Misreadings of America by Tourists
A Chilean radio commentator portrays U S life with dubious accuracy describing manners prices and sports while warning that many visitors exaggerate and publish sensational books on America after brief tours I have lived in this country for over 40 years and caution against simplistic psychoanalysis or sweeping generalizations about the United States.
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Bartolo
Carpintero
United States
America
Chile
United States of America
December Predictions for Finance and Family Traits
The text suggests taking calculated risks in December for financial gain. It notes a child born on this day will be conservative practical and trustworthy, signaling traits tied to birth timing. This reads as a horoscope style forecast with emphasis on money and character.
The Thing That Makes Women So Attractive And Mysterious
A brief reflection on women's changing moods and emotions, noting that a wife may be different from moment to moment. The passage closes with the exclamation Down, Carpintero.
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Carpintero
Eddie Albert narrates One God record on tolerance
A Sunday Ed Sullivan program highlighted Eddie Albert's versatility and his new album One God which advocates tolerance among Catholics, Protestants, and Jews. The narration urges love for fellow man and notes strong TV presentation of three churches and supporting children. Also included are brief local opinions on windshields, saucers, and U indirect Indo China tensions.
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Ed Sullivan
Eddie Albert
Albert
Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Affairs Stir Radar
Dorothy Kilgallen covers showbiz chatter from Palm Springs to Nassau and Hollywood. Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz quiet exits, Marlon Brando and Morta romance drama, Walter Sherwin’s release, and a wave of Broadway stars facing personal and professional shifts.
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Lily Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
Palm Springs
Marlon Brando-Morta
Movita
Mexico
Marion
Lady Oakes
Nassau
Walter Sherwin
Gregg Sherwood
Horace Dodge
Yankee Stadium
Anslinger and Durkin notes and a humor filled dispatch
The column recalls Harry Anslinger’s Boca Raton remarks to the American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association and Postmaster General Summerfield’s plan to color mail trucks. It also reports on Martin P. Durkin directing Ike era labor contest prizes and a Greenville mule tale from the Greenville News.
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Washington
Harry J. Ansinger
Anslinger
Boca Raton
Fla
Mr. Anslinger
Fashion notes and celebrity chatter from Cairo and beyond
Jeay Desse s, the French couturier, expects bright trade in Cairo as Farouk era links loom. Dame Keyes flaunts a large engagement ring, while Frances Langford and Jan Hall end reconciliation rumors. Joni James heads to South America for a recuperative cruise after surgery. War’s Over, flags sold at parades bear Made in Japan branding.
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Jeay Desses
Narriman
Cairo
Farouk
Keyes
Mike Todd
Frances Langford
Jan Hall
John
Mrs. Hall
Milton Shubert Plans Resorts as Lee Shubert Is Probated
Milton Shubert vacations at various resorts while the Lee Shubert probate faces court action. Broadway is forecast to erupt in dramatic fireworks once the will is settled. Billy Rose and Joyce Mathews are described as enjoying a brighter romance. Ben Zuckerman, a leading New York garment executive, contemplates retirement as industry mourns the potential loss of the pivotal figure. Zuckerman seeks travel over long working days.
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Milton Shubert
Lee Shubert
Broadway
Billy Rose
Joyce Mathews
Ben Zuckerman
New York
Woman Seized At Still Ordered to Go Under Hammer
The Greenville News reports a Pickens County case where a woman was charged with illegal whiskey production. Sheriff P. C. Bolding stated she was seized at a still while engaged in manufacturing unlawful liquor.
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Edgar Morris
Greenville
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Greenville News
Old Kate
P. C. Bolding
Pickens County
Air Secretary Taf t’s last minute trip steals opening ball game
The Air Force brass still resents Harold E. TAFT Taf t missing the opening game with President Eisenhower due to an emergency that forced him to fly to New York. He kept his baseball tickets, despite the absence, sparking irritation among officers who prefer him away from town.
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Harold E. Taftt
Eisenhower
New York
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