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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1957

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates and notices

Middletown Journal details subscription rates for in city and outside city areas, by mail or carrier, with annual options and rates for US and trading areas. The notice cites publication details, pricing terms, and a biblical quote from Isaiah 2 4.

Middletown Journal S. Broad First Ave Middletown Ohio OHTO Postoffice Us.a News-Journal Inc

Aid To Housing Industry Faces President on Down Payment

The fate of summer construction may decide if President Eisenhower lowers government insured mortgage down payments from 7 percent to 3 percent under the housing law. Bipartisan pressure, led by Sen. Javits and others, argues for immediate use of authority.

Eisenhower Congress Jacob K. Javits N.Y Senate Javits Ralph W. Yarborough Texas George A. Smathers Fla Olin D. Johnston S.C Albert M. Cole White House

Prices and Wages in U S History

The piece surveys how price and wage controls synced during World War II and the Korean War, noting Roosevelt and Congress granting authority for ceilings, the Little Steel formula, and the 1950s defense act. It highlights presidents Truman and Eisenhower calling for end to controls and critiques their effectiveness on inflation and living costs.

Pearl Harbor Roosevelt Congress War Labor Board Truman Eisenhower State of the Union

Counting Sheep Keeps You Awake Says Hal Boyle

Hal Boyle notes a string of curious facts from mailroom to museum, from superstition to naval customs, highlighting how odd knowledge can wake the mind. He cites Will Jordan on a henpecked weatherman, Tommy Manville’s alphabetized wives, Horatio Alger’s birthday, and other quips about work, pets, and history.

New York Horatio Alger U. S Will Jordan Tommy Manville U. S. Post Office University of Alaska Extension Service East 45Th Street Australia

Ladies Begin Camp Hastings Training in Illinois

Mrs. Anna C. Blasberg and daughter Anna Ruth depart for Camp Hastings Lake Villa Illinois for two weeks of bene ficial studies to aid future YMCA women and girls work. Emilie the third of the Dionne quints sits up at Dafoe Hospital after a sore throat. Brown's Run Riding Club track construction nears completion funded by donations. Spritz Credit Dept Stores to lease 1003 Central Ave Middletown location for five years. Sen Alben W Barkley and Mr Barkley buy The Angles near Paducah Kentucky.

Anna C. Blasberg Anna Ruth Camp Hastings Lake Villa Ill YMCA Emilie Dafoe Hospital Brown's Run Riding Club David H. Spritz Spritz Credit Department Stores Central Ave Middletown

Congress Limits Court Jurisdiction The Hughes View

George Sokolsky discusses Charles Evans Hughes and the 1927 lecture on congressional power over Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction. He cites 1868 Habeas Corpus Act limits, compares U S and British systems, and questions defining security in cases like Rosenberg Hiss Jencks Watkins and Service decisions.

Charles Frans Hughes Hughes Franklin D. Roosevelt Supreme Court of the United States Charles Evans Hughes Congress Supreme Court McCardle Wayne Morse Oregon Joseph Clark Pennsylvania Jencks Mallory FBI United States Rosenberg Hiss Watkins Service

The Threat Of Normalcy And Global Dread

Paul Harvey warns that a dangerous normalcy threatens global resolve. He critiques UN voices, Cold War tensions, and arms emphasis while urging vigilance and daily perseverance against complacency and drifting toward peace at any cost.

Detroiter Jailed for Stealing Newspapers

A Detroit man served 90 days after swiping five newspapers from a street stand. He will have time to catch up on reading while serving the sentence.

Notable 1939 Life Observations and Racetrack Anecdotes

E V Darling discusses age demographics and potential markets for retirees, including book and pamphlet ideas. He cites Sylvia Astor Wilks as a six foot widow with a $100 million estate, then shifts to readers’ queries on costs of West Point and Annapolis, dollar purchasing power since 1939, smoking rates by gender, and a claim about Frank James as betting commissioner for trainer Sam Hildreth with Hildreth confirming in his memoir.

Hetty Green Sylvia Matthew Astor Wilks Hotel Plaza Manhattan West Point Annapolis Army Navy New Jersey Our Frank James Jesse Sam Hildreth New Yorker Mr. Hildreth Guttenberg, N. J

Byline Daydreams and Bygone Names in Politics

A reader recalls misattributions to famous quotes and credits Thomas Jefferson for saying Few die and none resign. The note mentions P A B Widener, P H B Fre linghuysen and S F B Morse as eye catching initials. The author muses on naming conventions and a playful imagined byline A B C Darling.

J. C. Calhoun Justice White Thomas Jefferson P.A.B. Widener P.H.B Frelinghuysen S. F. B. Morse Arthur Barry Charles Darling A.B.C. Darling

San Francisco Business Group Pays Office Boys 70 A Week

A San Francisco business circle pays its office boys seventy dollars weekly. Whisky distillers increasingly feature the old fashioned quart bottle. The speaker asks who started the fifth bottle, guessing a Scotchman.

San Francisco

Warm to cold start hints at changing summer

The writer recalls a warm Saturday and a chilly morning, noting a near 100 degree forecast averted by a cold front from Chicago. Redlegs excitement and sunbaked streets follow a tour of new districts showing homes with water meters and green lawns. August heat lingers, but summer mood softens as two youngsters promise letters to Santa.

Chicago

Gossip in Gotham highlights Hollywood entanglements and lawsuits

Dorothy Kilgallen surveys New York gossip on extortion letters allegedly sent to Kim Novak, Bettina’s betrothal to Prince Ali Khan, Linda Christian dating Ali, Gene Tierney’s calls, Shelley Winters pregnancy rumors, Chaplin’s Riviera ambitions, Ava Gardner’s split from Walter Chiari, and Ella Fitzgerald Louis Armstrong’s Verve album. The column also notes Miss United States fallout, Leona Gage’s Miss universe chatter, Porter’s Les Girls, Anita Ellis’ new style, and Mike Todd Eisenhower as goodwill travel advocates. A Colony fashion moment, triplet dresses, Sammy Kaye romance, and a Florida club dispute over unpaid wages wrap the column.

Gotham Kim Novak FBI Bettina Prince Ali Khan Linda Christian California Ali Gene Tierney Shelley Winters Tony Franciosa Charlie Chaplin French Riviera Hollywood Victorine Film Studios Nice Ava Gardner Walter Chiari Ella Fitzgerald Louis Armstrong Verve Cole Porter MGM Anita Ellis Bon Soir Mike Todd Eisenhower U. S Mike Ike William Brigham Milton C. Blum Jr Allan MacDougal NBC Monitor New York Chicago San Francisco

Estrellita Horoscope Advises Financial Prudence This Year

Tomorrow’s stars urge budget discipline and cautious spending while teamwork and tactful dealings with superiors aid career progress. Health care for balance, and year end good news may cap 1957. avoid emotional outbursts especially mid November. a child born today shown as intelligent and conscientious.

Factographs Pidgin English in South Seas trade

Ecuador produces 90 percent of the world supply of balsa used in life saving equipment. Traders in the South seas once used factographs pidgin English, now recognized as a language in its own right.

South Seas Ecuador

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National Association of Homebuilders F.H.A Hal Boyle Sen Alben W. Barkley Mr. Barkley Angles Kentucky Paducah, Ky George Sokolsky Great Britain House of Lords Law Lords Alfred the Great Paul Harvey Geneva Switzerland UN Economic and Social Council England Moscow Kremlin Pentagon Broadway-Seventh Avenue Central Park E. V. Darling Dave Regan Redlegs Reds Santa Claus Dorothy Kilgallen Ballyhoo Leona Gage Miss Little Rock Miss Podunk Sammy Kaye Mary McCoy Florida Jane Powell Jane Agva Ewner Estrellita Dennis the Menace
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