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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1958
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including 5c weekday copies and 15c Sundays. Delivery prices cover city area and trading area with yearly mail rates and international option, and notes advance payment. Founding date and a biblical citation are included in the text.
The St Louis appeal questions Judge Lemly's 30 month delay of Little Rock school integration. It notes Faubus political wins and Hays’ mediation role, while pondering whether courts will stick to precedent or act as social adjusters in racial matters.
A writer recalls a friend who transformed gloom into joy with a five point plan. Pray twenty five times daily, soak the mind in Bible passages, write daily on good thoughts about others, tell the Lord you love Him often, and keep sin out of life. The method promises happiness and a buoyant outlook.
Navy Lt Comdr George Watkins flew a jet fighter to reach a new altitude record of 14 percent over previous marks. The feature notes other nationwide spring altitude records while humorously surveying various current headlines and colorful anecdotes.
A clipped nostril incident in a barbershop involving a prominent local citizen and veteran Greek barber is revealed. The barber nicked flesh with big-toothed clippers. the customer reacted with a tongue lashing and a newspaper flew as chaos followed. The item sits among light anecdotes and notes on Ezra Pound and Who's Who in America.
Washington columnist warns FCC may tolerate rival buyouts in licensing fights as three applicants vie for a Los Angeles radio franchise. Bramlett withdraws with $10,000 expenses. Orange County and Castro press on amid pressure. Meade Alcorn cites GOP morale boost from a calm president.
Paul Harvey recalls a January Wenatchee night when a local industrialist named Jack sacrificed his time and safety to fly a last‑minute speech courier to Spokane. The act prompts Harvey to reflect on friendship, duty, and paying dues to the human race.
Dorothy Kilgallen’s vacation spot is filled by Gaston Laurysen as he recalls famous hotel eccentrics. Names include Richard Knight Betty Henderson Isadora Duncan Raymond Duncan Mike Romanoff Marlene Dietrich C O McIntyre Ripley Cornelius Vanderbilt Casati Lady Mead Norma Shearer Elsie de Wolfe and Elsie’s St Regis redecorating antics. The piece blends humor with anecdotes from New York Florida and California hotel life.
Hobart L. Sheets, 42, a noted realtor and former commander of the American Legion Fourth District, died at Middletown Hospital after major surgery. City officials discuss city charter revision with committee members A.K. Lewis, Robert M. Lukens, Z.W. Ranck, H.D. Martindale, and Sam McDonough. Sol Finkelman and Verne Maupin win first round in city tennis tournament. other winners include Art Kunz, Charles Rybolt in men’s division and Ellen Butts, Patricia Wilks in women’s division. Leonard Wells, 17, pitches a no hitter for Lakeside in Class AA Knothole, defeating Beeler Boys 5-0. Hedy Anness pitches for losing club.
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