Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates 1857
Publication details list subscription prices for daily, weekday, Sunday, and mail delivery options. Rates include in city 45 cents weekly, outside city 40 cents weekly, six day mail in trading area ten dollars yearly, seven days outside trading area seventeen fifty yearly, and thirty five dollars yearly outside the U S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journaline. Founded 1857. A biblical verse is included.
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News-Journaline
Higher air fares and the cost price squeeze in air travel
The air passenger industry faces a cost price squeeze as revenue passenger miles rose 13 percent in 1956 yet profits narrowed. Eastern, American forecast red ink by 1958. TWA losses deepen. Aircraft orders, depreciation, and capital gains shape perceived profits. CAB hearings loom as agencies weigh proposed six percent fare hikes. Connections to jet and turboprop orders and rising operating costs point to a tense forecast for 1957–1959.
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Eastern
American
T.W.A
Joseph Campbell
House Antitrust
Civil Aeronautics Board
C.A.B
Air Transportation Assn
A.T.A
Longer Lives Observed As Child Health Day Promotes Welfare
The President urges observance of Child Health Day to emphasize how child health shapes the nation’s future. Longevity has risen from 47 years at century start to about 73 in 1955, with white children living longer than colored children and women outliving men by about six years. Advancements reduced infectious diseases but increased degenerative illnesses in old age.
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United States
Canine Clubs and Curious Facts From Hal Boyle Column
Hal Boyle notes his readers are enjoying the “good old days” for dogs with services like Canine College Dog Bath Club and Dog Parking. He sprinkles assorted quirky facts from cockroaches to the Kiwi bird, a Tennessee road sign under water, and McKinley’s view on cheapness.
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New York
Manhattan
Rover
Canine College
Dog Bath Club
Yaphank
Long Island
New Zealand
Dogpatch
Oklahoma
James W. Bowser
Barber's Journal
Estates
Hotel
Sherman
Chicago
Sammy Kaye
Arabia
Paris
Union
Dublin
Jock Jennings
William McKinley
Whence Comes Budget Bureau Authority and Leadership
George E. Sokolsky argues the Budget Bureau oversteps constitutional bounds, claims Congress cannot delegate appropriations, and decries the rise of a non elected leadership in Washington. He traces influence from New Deal era experts to Eisenhower era power dynamics and executive influence.
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Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Corcoran
Cohen
Lee Pressman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
Queen Elizabeth
Congressional pals clash over airman exploits in spoof stunt
Washington gossip lampoons Rep Clair Engle of California as an aerial hero while Rep Olin Teague of Texas plays loyal yet mischievous foil. The two recount a parachute tower jump at Fort Benning with Col Rennie Kelley observing. Engle proclaims speed of sound feats and Teague retorts by pushing him off the tower.
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Rep
Clair Engle
California
Engle
U. S. Air Force Reserve
Edwards Base
Fresno
Calif
Engies
Congress
Olin Teague
Texas
Tiger
Teague
Capitol
Tiger” Teague
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Ace
Tiger Teague
Rep Teague
Caifornia
Fort Benning
Georgia
Rennie Kelley
Air Force
Col. Kelley
Congressional Liaisonation
Glass fiber sports car dream from South Africa turns risky
The narrator notes a South African firm making a glass fiber sports car and jokes about its crash performance. It then cites Factographs stating ostriches can reach seven feet tall, followed by a quip about teaching the birds to play basketball.
Budget Bureau Control Over Departments And Spending
Witnesses state the Bureau of the Budget cannot be opposed by departmental witnesses. After congressional funding, departments must seek Bureau permission to spend. The Bureau reviews defense strength authorizations and decides allowable levels. It maintains its own engineers and experts.
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Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Defense Department
Fancy Dog Names and Height Tricks in Witty Snippets
A jumble of quirky observations on animals names and rider whims. It riffs on royal pedigree dogs, famous horses, and even height boosting shoes, then shifts to star signs, the Language of Flowers, and a playful note on wardrobe aging and style for men.
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Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Pookie
Preezie
Detto
Alexander
Robbie
Timmy
Monkey Chita Becomes New Family Member in Trenton
Ed Huffman’s family welcomes Chita the spider monkey from Florida, a 17 month old whose antics include turning on the TV and lounging in a rocking chair. The animal, kept mostly on the Huffman property, recently drew a warm greeting at the Cincinnati Zoo. Also featured is Rev. Billy Evans of Monroe Street, a Middleton alumnus profiled in Crusader magazine for his view of the broken home and his work at Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City.
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Ed Huffmans
Trenton
Chita
Huffmans
Florida
Huffman
Cincinnati Zoo
Billy Evans
Crusader
American Baptist
Broadway Grapevine and Hollywood Links in Las Vegas Showgirl Tale
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Bing Crosby's latest diversion with Tropicana showgirl Pat Sheehan as entertainment shifts. Harry Belafonte and his bride expect a baby. Earl Blackwell awaits a key City Hall appointment. Joe Glaser warns Sugar Ray Robinson against quitting the ring. Woodstock Vermont debates a Peyton Place film amid civil war over town integrity and revenue.
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Las Vegas
Pat Sheehan
The
Tropicana
Bing Crosby
Bing
Harry Belafonte
Earl Blackwell
Celebrity Service
Joe Glaser
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joe
Woodstock
Peyton Place
Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope and Celebrity Bits
The column blends daily aspects with cheerful forecasts for study, romance, and travel, plus a string of gossip about Mrs Alfred Streisin losing a 20 carat diamond, Mario Lanza's calypso plan, Marlene Dietrich's grandchild name, and entertainment industry rumors surrounding Orson Welles, Rebecca Welles, and Pat Gaston wedding details.
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Alfred Streisin
Mario Lanza
Rome
Temperaméfifai
Sweet
Marlene Dietrich
Maria Riva
Paul
Havana
Batista
Marion Brando
Nolram Odward
Dean Jones
MGM
Cedars of Lebapop Hospital
Fireman McCue Retired. Verity Parkway Bonds Sought
Twenty years ago on Friday April 30 1937 Thomas E McCue veteran fireman and assistant chief was retired on pension by the City Commission He had served four years in the department and requested retirement due to age. Preliminary bond legislation was prepared for Verity Parkway Fleming Road Yankee Road and the Yankee Road park improvements funded by WPA. Thursher's Jewelry marked its 18th anniversary with a remodeled Central Avenue store. North School third graders presented a marionette show Captain John Smith's Adventure with hand made puppets by students including Dickie Frisch Harold Brewer Bobby Lund Charles Williams and Geneva Whaley.
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Thomas E. McCue
City Commission
McCue
North School
Captain John Smith
Dickie Frisch
Harold Brewer
Bobby Lund
Charles Williams
Geneva Whaley
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Budget Bureau
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Orson Welles
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Rita Hayworth
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