Middletown Journal Publication Notice and Rates
The Middletown Journal lists address at S Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio and details subscription rates per week by carrier and mail. Rates cover city and outside city areas with yearly prices and international option. The paper notes publication every day by News Journal Inc dating to 1857 and includes a Romans verse.
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Middletown Journal
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Middletown, Ohio
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News-Journal Inc
State Dept Eyes Limited Newsman Visits to Red China
Secretary of State Dulles signaled on April 23 a possible arrangement for a limited number of American newsmen to visit Red China. The move aims to resolve a yearlong controversy started when China invited over a dozen correspondents to stay a month, with Beijing tying passport validation to prisoner releases and Washington threatening action for unauthorized travel. The piece traces passport authority from 1866 to present, noting current bans on four Middle East states and the ongoing debate over executive power versus due process requirements in denying passports.
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Red China
State Department
China
Peiping
Washington
United States
Albania
Bulgaria
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Supreme Court
Native son earns youngest Horatio Alger Award in Ohio
John Bentin of Alliance, son of Romanian immigrants, is named the youngest American Horatio Alger Award recipient. At 39 he rose from stockboy in The Alliance Manufacturing Co. to president by 1954 and credits his success to determination, hard work, and health. He argues opportunities now favor the truly determined and that more people seek security than pure competition. His remarks urge graduates to study his views.
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Bentia
World's most genteel taxi driver in New York
Raymond Roma, a former butler, runs a self owned cab in Manhattan designed as a mobile drawing room. The white and jade vehicle offers air conditioning, multiple cigarette options, a cigar selection, an electric shaver, toilet kit, and multilingual conversation. Roma funds the extras himself and works to provide courteous service, hoping to prove a gentleman can exist in any profession.
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New York
Raymond Roma
Roma
Manhattan
Aves
French Riviera
Marilyn Wroe
Marilyn
Miss Monroe
New York City
Acheson Attacks U.S. Policy as Pacifist Charge
Washington editorials condemn Dean Acheson for labeling U.S. policy as selfish and for ridiculing moral force, while defending Eisenhower’s readiness to use force. The piece argues Acheson misreads U.S. aims in the Middle East and Hungary, and recalls his role in Korea and Dulles’ policies.
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Europe
United States
America
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Hungary
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Korea
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Never underrate the value of women in television
A fragmented column notes the scapegoat of jokes about towns in Maryland and other places while urging respect for women in TV. It cites TV figures like Milton Berle Sid Caesar and Lucille Ball and ends with praise for Hal Stebbins, an advertising writer.
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Max
Sid Caesar
Nanette Fabray
George Gaves
George Burns
Gracie Allen
K Spanner
Arnaz
Lucille Ball
Hal Stebbins
Twce
Stebbins
New Decision Camera Aims To Aid Baseball Umpires
An expert on infant care notes a study showing babies prefer paternal holding over maternal. The text urges readers with a new baby at home to take note and act on the advice.
They Put on a Play chosen by Y Players at Middletown
Glen Webster announced the Y Players Guild selected They Put on a Play for their next production. Ada Mae Hadley led the Student Council committee planning the Spring Festival honoring Middletown High School’s 14th birthday. About 20 Armee trainees under Charles L. Huston Jr. toured the Frigidaire plant in Dayton for two hours.
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Y” Players Guid
Ada Mae Hadley
Middletown High School
Armee
Charles L. Huston Jr
Frigidaire
Dayton
Local students win scholarships to Heidelburg University
Local high school students received $200 scholarships to Heidelburg University in Tiffin. Ruth Stubbs won first prize in vocal competition. Charlotte Schwietzer and Ralph Hall earned second place in German and history categories.
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Tiffin
Ruth Stubbs
Charlotte Schwietzer
Ralph Hall
Butler County Grand Jury Receives 49 Cases for Review
Conrad C. Stroh, clerk of courts, announced the Butler County grand jury has 49 cases on a certified list to consider. Evidence will be presented by three suspects in the slaying of a Hamilton policeman.
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Conrad C. Stroh
Butler County Grand Jury
Hamilton
Estrellita Stars Predict A Busy Planning Day
Tomorrow offers a strong period for planning and contacting new leads, with favorable romance and social activity through late year. Financial gains are limited until late November, while August and September bring balance and alertness helps avert a late September complex situation.
Peanut politician debate on chores and spring thaw
A fragment discusses Arth Kay and a peanut politician who prefers plowing to golf amid a pre-spring thaw. An agriculture college professor weighs in on exercise and neglected lawn care while noting a lack of refreshing drinks during field work.
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Arth Kay
Agriculture College
Pancake Breakfast Wednesday at First Methodist Church
The May Breakfast at the First Methodist Church features Aunt Jemima flipping pancakes. Ticket requests urge donations by calling Mrs. Ludwick or the church office, with bacon and eggs served for non pancake fans. Mental Health Week highlights the Lower Miami Valley Guidance Center and a porchlight drive next Friday seeks Butler County gifts totaling $5,000 for Middletown's share.
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Jemima
Frank Ludwick
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Miami Valley
Ohio
Butler County
Middletown
Gossip in Gotham a lively Hollywood tease digest
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys social swirl in New York and Hollywood. Notables like Linda Christian, Carmen de Lavallade, and Ava Gardner appear amid film plans, television shifts, and celebrity intrigue. Elvis notes, cab drivers, and production gossip color this brisk, period style column.
Police on edge over night theater plan in Central Park
Off the record NYPD officials express strong misgivings about a proposed summer night theatre in Central Park. One officer says it invites mugging and theft and would complicate park safety and crowd control.
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