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Fragmentary notice from Middletown Ohio listing subscription rates and delivery areas. Includes historical motto and biblical verse.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1959
Page
6
Meyner Plans 630 Million State Rail Subsidy Over 28 Years
New Jersey Governor Meyner proposes using surplus from the Turnpike Authority to fund commuter rail relief with up to 630 million over 28 years. The plan requires legislative approval, voter backing, and turnpike bondholder consent, amid a regional crunch as commuters face rising fares and service cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
First Continental Currency Inflation and its Impact
The piece recalls the 1775 to 1779 paper money issue by the Continental Congress and the rapid depreciation of early currency. It notes the shift to a new standard after severe inflation, with silver dollars worth far less in paper and the saying not worth a Continental entering popular usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress
Bunker Hill
Continental Congress
Paris Dinner Highlights Resistance Leaders and Christian Unity
A Paris dinner hosted by the International Council for Christian Leadership gathered notable figures from the French Resistance and government, praising Charles de Gaulle and Christian ideals. The event followed a Rome visit to Father Felix Morlion, who leads Pro-Deo’s interfaith education program. God’s guiding presence was emphasized as a sign of global spiritual unity and future cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rue Fabert
Paris
the Invalides
Napoleon
Anne Marie Christine la Comtesse de Gontaut-Biron
Ravensbruck
Comtesse
Edmond Michelet
Debre
Michelet
de Gaulle
Resistance
Dachau
Pierre de Chevigny
Europe
Comtesse de Lousse
Madame Lansberger
Lincoln
International Council For Christian Leadership
Abraham Vereide
Wallace Haines
U. S
Frank Carlson
Christ
Atlantic
Rome
Felix A. Morlion
International University of Social Studies
Pro-Deo
Under God
Father Morlion
God
Free World
Telling Me West Germans Downed Record Beer Last Year
West Germans reportedly set a record for beer consumption in the previous year as statistics indicate. The report links the high volume to broad social behavior.
Unusual Sightings And Local News In Town
A journal reporter notes minimal police presence during a new traffic enforcement push while a highway patrol car waits at Central and Clinton. A follow up on the heroic nine year old Phillip Johnson saves time for his mother amid heavy phone inquiries and community praise. Sunset Park court lighting and downtown mall debates are raised along with summer sounds and the upcoming return to school in five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Central
Clinton
Law and Order
Phillip Johnson
Steve
Paul Sanderson
Trenton
Warren Johnson
Phillip
Washington
Lorillard
Khrushchev and Nixon in a new era of diplomacy
George Sokolsky analyzes Khrushchev as a practical, plainspoken operator who sidesteps old diplomatic forms. He contrasts Khrushchev with past leaders and highlights Nixon as a working partner who meets adversaries on their level, valuing adaptability over ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
State Department
White House
Khrushchev
Wall
Disraeli
Bismarck
United States
Celebrities gossip and high society notices abroad
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Dorothy Kilgallen reports Kilgallen dates with Harry Karl and plans to marry Mrs. Cohn. Debby Reynolds rumored flings. Nick Condos seen in Chicago with daughter Melody. Porfirio Rubirosa to be Dominican ambassador to Belgium as Odile Rodin split appears official. Elvis loves Paris press, Rita Hayworth travels, John Saxon exits Cossacks, Adele Lady Beatty lands European publicity post, Nasser seeks pilots, Pat Boone show shift, Judy Holliday linked to Ray Stark, Mahalia Jackson mourning, CBS confirms Person to Person changes for Oct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Cohn
Harry Cohn
Harry Karl
Marie McDonald
Karl
Debbie Reynolds
Cohn
Nick Condos
Chicago
Melody
Martha Raye
Porfirio Rubirosa
Belgium
Odile Rodin
Shirley MacLaine
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Philadelphia
Canada
Monaca
Adele
Beatty
Independent Movie Corporation
Cary Grant
Stanley Donen
Donen
Egypt
Nasser
Pat Boone
Ray Stark
Fannie Brice
Judy Holliday
Mahalia Jackson
John Aaron
Jesse Zousmer
Cbs-Tv
Charles Collingwood
Edward R. Murrow
Poi Shortage Sparks Hawaii Price Hoarding in 20th Century Era
Paul Harvey recalls living in Hawaii during his broadcast years and describes a poi shortage as grocers ration the staple. He notes rising prices, that taro growers seek social security, and reflects on changes since statehood and modernization in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Hawaii
California
Luau
Army Air Corps show thrills Dayton crowd with fast planes
About 35 000 spectators at Dayton witnessed aircraft speeds up to 300 mph and bomb loads of 11 000 pounds reaching 20 000 feet. Butler County coroner Dr Edward Cook notes July was the first no auto fatality month since February 1937. Building permit issued for an annex to Gardner Richardson Co on Fleming Road valued at 7 800 dollars. First of three test wells begun on Cummins property Route 73 with two more planned at Middletown Airport. A political figure described as frank and approachable emphasizes practical diplomacy and connection with people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Dayton
Edward Cook
Butler County
Gardner-Richardson Co
Fleming Road
City Commission
Cummins
Rt. 73
Middletown
Water content, bones, and other factoids compiled
Factographs note body water exceeds skeleton weight and mineral content. We learn clarinet arose in Nuremberg around 1690 and lithium’s weight estimate. Other facts cover Vermont coastlessness, US steel share, weather downtime for builders, Brazilian Portuguese population, US warship figureheads, Celtic language speakers, and the Stone of Scone under the coronation chair symbolizing crown union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scone
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