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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1957
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs for city and trading area deliveries. Rates include 5 cents per weekday and 15 cents for Sundays, with yearly mail options and international price.
Eisenhower nominees Scott McLeod for Ireland and Chip Bohlen for the Philippines appear before the same Senate committee amid party splits. McLeod’s past ties with Bridges and Humphrey’s opposition frame a heated four year controversy centering on Bohlen’s Russia posting and the Bohlen FBI file. Dulles defends both picks as loyalty risk clarified.
An editorial warns that fires could devastate 800 homes daily, many uninsured as inflation lowers policy values. It urges readers to inventory possessions room by room, record replacement costs and remaining life, then compare totals to current coverage and consult an insurance agent.
Norman Peale describes how Duke Snider handles slumps by relying on the law of averages and quiet thinking. He urges readers to change mindset, pray, and persist, applying the same technique across baseball and daily life to overcome discouragement.
The Junior Class Chorus began rehearsals for baccalaureate services under Herman J. Copp at Middletown High School. Vance Cribbs spoke to Phalanx Fraternity at the YMCA on History of the Eastern Ohio. Marion Mercer and Lorraine Johnson won first and second in the Hurwitz Oratorical Contest. J. W. Brooks and C. N. Long arrived as new State Highway Patrol reassignment transfers.
A flood of good wishes arrived by telephone mail special messenger and personal visits to celebrate the golden anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Menger Sr. The couple marked fifty years of marriage with friends and family sending greetings.
An egg is nearly three fourths water. Rosin is graded by color with paler grades fetching higher prices. A snake moves best on rough surfaces and makes little progress on smooth ones. Chartres cathedral contains almost 4,000 stained glass windows represented in its vast collection.
George Blass a 19 year old German immigrant at Fenwick High School won 200 in the Sebald Self-Reliance Awards after a generous act at Easter egg hunts. He declined a prize keeping the egg for others while a creek egg yielded two dollars for a child. The piece notes family ties and local education officials with a humorous anecdote about a local swimming coach question.
A Rockland Maine reader argues taxes should be based on ability to pay across city state and federal levels. He critiques current measures including earnings reporting withholding and exemptions and notes the difficulty of measuring true ability to pay while preserving government funding.
Susan Hayward fights to move her children from California with new husband Eaton Chalkley as Jess Barker opposes. Helen Morgan Story faces script troubles with a genius sought for rewrites. Brando and Natalie Wood intrigue, Sagan recovers from a crash with a cash bidding frenzy for her new novel Dead Fyelids.
Judge William Barth condemns relief fraud as one of the worst abuses of Aid to Dependent Children. Elsie McDaniel, mother of ten, illegally obtained funds amounting to 5864 with legal hurdles to prosecution. Officials argue policing relief claims is costly, and punishment may not end taxpayer costs.
A sensational claim in a single line describes Prince Charles allegedly winning a schoolyard fight with a fellow pupil. The item implies bold youth behavior and public interest in royal rivalry.
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