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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1956
Page
4
The Middletown Journal presents subscription prices for in city and out of city carriers, with and without the Sunday paper. Mail options vary by trading area, with yearly rates. publication is daily except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Isaiah 43 2 quotation appears at end.
The piece discusses Nixon on television and his role in Republican campaigns, noting his TV strategy tips, past broadcasts, and the pressure on potential ticket changes. It cites Eisenhower’s support, Stassen’s possible challenge, and Nixon’s extensive use of media to build a public persona and fundraising history.
The NYSE now enforces stricter listing standards, allowing removal of a company’s listing if it no longer meets initial requirements. The exchange emphasizes high standards and investor protection, while denying fault for price movements.
A grab bag of trivia and quips from a Hal Boyle column offering observations on work trends older women pistachio consumption and a parade of miscellaneous facts including heroic dogs named Lassie quotes from Emerson Shen ming and notes on consumer prices and touring entertainers
The reading says your horoscope favors gains in all worthwhile activities this month and year. It warns against emotional outbursts in relationships and notes a tendency for Leos to dominate others, suggesting guard against this trait for harmony through 1956 and hints at travel and expansion early 1957. A child born today will be sensitive and intuitive with realism and idealism.
President Eisenhower insists his life is dedicated to service and believes he can still help the country. He says the decision to run is up to the American people, not concern over his longevity, and argues his experience could advance world peace while urging fair British coverage of his health and career.
A jumble of opinions on singers with throaty voices like Helen Morgan and Libby Holman, then a quirky note on Italy’s bald headed men and Eisenhower. Mentions Argentine voting, Chinese food, a Rock and Roll nickname, and wedding dress color history with a Baltimore oil photo. Includes River Downs track ticket.
Washington observers note President Eisenhower dislikes controversy and labels rivals as controversial figures. The Stassen Nixon inquiry, poll results, and GOP power dynamics are cited as context for possible vice presidential considerations within the party factions.
The line There is a Sucker born every minute is often miscredited to P T Barnum. The erroneous attribution persists while the exact origin remains unclear with some debate over who popularized a similar remark.
Dave Regan writes of driving to Fort Ancient near Middletown for shade from a hot day then returning toward Cincinnati. He describes heavy traffic, a few near misses, and a cautious, uneventful drive with no accidents before settling back home to a tired morning.
Dr. Crane counsels Kansas clergy and youth to delay marriage, date widely, and finish high school plus a year of college or business studies. He warns that premarital sex harms girls and unborn children, urging young people to follow social rules and seek education for lasting life outcomes.
A jumble of sourced snippets notes one ton of men in wigs in the United States, claims raccoons lack Old World kin, and mentions Thomas of Salisbury and Pocahontas Matoaka. It also asserts peacock meat in the Middle Ages, a nickname for Pocahontas, and wallpaper purchases in 1955.
Jerome C. Shultz was named leader in a county peace drive as part of the Emergency Peace Campaign. Other branch leaders included H. H. Horne Missanne Schmidt Mrs W H John E F Harpring and Hugh Wright. Judge W G Palmer led the Social Security Board of Butler County. Walter Ralston Mrs Mary Beck and Miss Marie Dooley were to serve with him.
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