Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription terms including per copy costs five cents for weekdays and fifteen cents for Sundays, with carrier and mail rates for in-city, trading, and outside areas. It notes annual mail prices of ten dollars within trading area and seventeen fifty outside, with higher rates for outside the U S A and a publication date line referencing 1857 and a biblical quote from Matthew 24.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Angels of Heaven
Matthew
Limited War and the Middle East Crisis in July
The text reviews a crisis over regional upheavals in the Middle East, noting U S Marines in Lebanon and British troops in Jordan. It covers fears of wider Arab nationalist spillover, Soviet caution, and high level diplomacy aimed at containing hostilities. It discusses limited war concepts, Army and Marine roles, air lift, and nuclear deterrence.
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Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U. S
Lebanon
Jordan
United Nations
Khrushchev
Russia
Dulles
Lloyd
Middle East
Defense
McElroy
United States Marine Corps
Army
6Th Fleet
Who Is The Winner Elfreda Von Nardoff Wins Big Prize
Elfreda Von Nardoff won a record quiz show earning $220 500 but after taxes she was left with about $50 000 forty eight cent dollars. The piece links the tax bite to broader critiques of the welfare state and government spending.
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Elfreda von Nardoff
Hal Boyle
Ruth Annenberg
Middletown
Robert Allen
Connie Bennett Offers Beauty Rules From Glamour Era
Hal Boyle profiles Connie Bennett as a worldly glamor icon sharing beauty tips. She cites a resentful personality as beauty’s foe and argues youth is living with enthusiasm. She contrasts old time glamour with modern cinema and notes Ingrid Bergman and Grace Kelly as standards.
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New York
Constance Bennett
Nita Naldis
Theda Baras
Pola Negris
Ingrid Bergman
Grace Kelly
Be beautifully natural and naturally beautiful
A remark attributed to a female figure on beauty secrets emphasizes authenticity over tricks. The line highlights a philosophy that genuine appearance stems from natural ease and self-acceptance rather than artificial aids.
Arkansas voters give Faubus third term amid school integration debate
David Lawrence argues Arkansas’s 1956 landslide reelects Governor Faubus, highlighting state sovereignty and resistance to federal school desegregation orders. He warns against federal overreach and urges patient, reasoned dialogue to resolve segregation and integration tensions.
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Washington
Arkansas
Faubus
Union
Supreme Court
Arkansas voters back the constitution as written
Arkansas residents weighed arguments and chose to support the constitution as it stands. Citizens listened to debates and affirmed the document, signaling confidence in the established framework.
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Arkansas
California Vacation Across continents ends in a geography punch line
Reporter Jim Bishop recounts a 14 year old named Gayle traveling with him from Sea Bright to California. They meet film stars and visit Disneyland while Gayle savors pools, palm trees, and cruising Hollywood. The trip ends with a playful remark about her geography grades.
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Gayle
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Rome
Paris
Naples
The
Riviera
Dublin
Cork
Gibraltar
California
Sea Bright School
Jack
Jackie Webb
Joe Friday
Mrs. Webb
Jack Webb
Encino
Wilma
Mrs. Morris
1938 Elwood arrests and suicides listed in local blotter
Twenty years ago on a Monday in Elwood Indiana Lafe Williams 49 a Hamilton farmhand confessed to fatally beating Henry Graham 65 a prominent Buler County farmer He was arrested after the Saturday night assault Albert Offenhaver 60 of Catalpa Drive killed himself and his three year old son by running a car exhaust hose into a closed vehicle He had been in poor health The notice also mentions plans for a August 20 wedding by Miss Mar
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Lafe Williams
Hamilton
Elwood
Ind
Henry Graham
Buler County
Albert Offenhaver
Catalpa Drive
Stars Forecast Cautious Growth and Social Delights
Horoscope notes a cautious year with potential September gains if spending is controlled. Birthday individuals may enjoy good relationships and propitious year ahead, while romance and social life show promise. A 1959 travel opportunity and business news cited. a child born today is described as competent and justice minded.
Factographs On Winter Concrete Heating And History Facts
Wraps describe using electric blankets to prevent freezing during tall chimney construction. American heart disease and circulation deaths reach about 800000 annually. The last branding with a hot iron in the United States occurred in 1844 in Pensacola. A Patagonian beach near New Haven became known as New Haven Green where sealers dried skins before heading to China.
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Pensacola
Territory of
Florida
New England
Patagonian
New Haven Green
New Haven
Conn
China
Camp Campbell Gard seeks volunteers for crippled children camp
The Butler County Society For Crippled Children asks high school seniors and college students to volunteer as counselors for a Crip pled Children's Camp at Camp Campbell Gard from Aug 17 to 23. Call Hamilton numbers TW 2.2981 or TW 3-0431 for details.
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Camp Campbell Gard
Butler County Society For Crippled Children
Hamilton
Trefflichs Pet Store and the Monkey King of America
Dorothy Kilgallen posts a profile of Henry Trefflich the pet trade magnate known as The Monkey King of America His empire spans from New York to Dacca and Sierra Leone and includes a four story Trefflichs building at 228 Fulton Street with floors for pets birds and primates He works with zoos ships primates worldwide and markets animals to laboratories and collectors while starring in a wild story of celebrities and their unusual animal purchases
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Henry Trefflich
Dacca
Pakistan
Trefflich
Fulton St
New York
Washington Market
Marlon Brando
Mynah
America
Africa
India
Sierre Leone
National Foundation For
Noah
Bwana Trefflich
Denise Darcel
Patrice Munsel
Jean Seberg
Jean Stapleton
Robert Morse
Te Philly
Hamburg Zoo
Lottie Sandman
St. Louis Zoo
Gertrude Linz
Brooklyn
Gargantua
East River
Florida
Suburbanites Embrace Power Mowers and Two Cars
A tongue in cheek column notes suburban trends including two cars in garages and a power mower. A Swiss women’s group opposes voting rights for women and an Australian mother plans a school allowing smoke and cursing.
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