Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
Subscription pricing for per copy carrier city area and outside area. Rates include 30c weekly in city, 40c with Sunday edition, 25c outside city, 35c with Sunday. Mail rates: $9 yearly in trading area, $15 outside trading area, $35 outside USA. All subscriptions paid in advance. Published every evening except Sunday. Address 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Psalm verse quoted.
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Oil, Suez Canal and Middle East supply risks in war times
The piece analyzes how Suez Canal control affects oil shipments to Europe and Asia, noting 1.2 million barrels daily via Suez, 3.5 million barrel Middle East output, and shift to Cape routes. It cites Sinclair’s 58,000-ton tanker, pipeline networks from Abqaiq to Sidon, and potential impacts if oil flows are disrupted or nationalized. It cites Baldwin on Persian Gulf oil denial by rival powers.
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Great Britain
Asia
Far East
Australia
New Zealand
Middle East
Europe
Nasser
Israel
Suez
Mediterranean
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Sinclair Oil Co
Cape of Good Hope
Delaware Bay
Cape
Sinclair
Arabian American Oil Company
Abqaiq
Jordan
Sidon
Lebanon
Dharan
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Ras Tanura
Western
Free World
Petroleum Week
U. S
Hanson Baldwin
The
New York Times
Baldwin
Soviet Russia
Stockyards Inn Recalled as Chicago Historic Backdrop
Paul Harvey visits the Stockyards Inn in Chicago, a Tudor style landmark near the city’s largest indoor arena where Democrats will convene. He recalls past political figures and moments tied to the venue, while crews prepare the amphitheatre for this year’s speeches as history looms nearby.
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Chicago
Thackeray
Stockyards Inn
End of the Holy Roman Empire and its Napoleonic demise
A compact historical note recounts the 150th anniversary of the Holy Roman Empire’s end. From Charlemagne’s 800 A.D. coronation to Frederick I, dynastic struggles, and the Reformation, the empire waned, becoming a Germanic confederation. Napoleon’s actions completed its dissolution with Francis II abdicating and the empire ceasing to exist in 1806.
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Holy Roman Empire
Napoleon
Charlemagne
Rome
Frederick I
Barbarossa
Voltaire
Francis II
Water carnival highlights 1936 Sunset Park event
The Sunset Park water carnival featured performers Robert Noles and Lawrence Davis with fancy specials by Beiser Beal Huntsbarger Don Worman Frank Troutvine and three girls Ellen Butts Betty Fryer and Clarice Horne. Robert Noles and Kari Davis were chosen by Middletown Post American Legion to attend Buckeye Boys State Camp in Columbus. Evan Hamilton, local Boy Scout field commissioner, spoke at a Kiwanis dinner for the scouts, with William Sharpe directing the recreation afterward.
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Sunset Park
Robert Noles
Lawrence Davis
A Beiser
Beal Huntsbarger
Don Worman
Frank Troutvine
Ellen Butts
Betty Fryer
Clarice Horne
Kari Davis
Middletown Post
American Legion
Buckeye Boy's
Columbus
Evan Hamilton
Kiwanis
William Sharpe
Stassen’s Concern Urges Choice Of Herter As Better President
James Marlow argues politics over merit favors Stassen’s view that Herter would attract more labor, minority, and independent votes and be a stronger candidate. He warns Eisenhower’s age and illnesses raise vice presidential anxieties, and endorses an open convention while stressing party unity to avoid a split in 1962.
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Francisco
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Canals
Packing Tips and Public Notices From a Quirky Reader
E V Darling discusses learning to pack a suitcase and defends DIY packing amid a flurry of assorted notes. The piece references Florida drunk driving penalties, questions about New York restaurant rankings, original cast of Anatol, views on fashion and body images, vintage prices on golf balls, and classic film company logos, all in a breezy, opinionated column style.
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New York
Luchow's
le Pavillon
Club Twen- Lindy
Gage & Tollners
Anatol
John Barrymore
Doris Keane
Marguerite Clark
Gail Kane
Impressive impresario Julius Monk recalls stars and stages
Dorothy Kilgallen’s vacation replacement Julius Monk recounts decades in cabaret from 1935 Paris scenes with Dorothy Lamour to New York clubs. He recalls Maurie Rocco, Liberace, Billie Holiday, Thelma, Moni ca Boyer, Jonathon Winters, Will Jordan, and others shaping midcentury nightlife, and plans an intimate off Broadway revue at Cherry Lane Theatre.
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Dorothy Lamour
Lamour
Paris
Hemingway
Herbert Saceby
Mabel Mercer
France
Bricktop
Adelaide Hall
Spi Vy
Elsie Houston
U. S
Ruban Bleu
List Street
Sixth Avenue
Liberace
New York
Daniel Richman
Maurice Rocco
Rocco
Reece
Billie Holiday
East Side
Count Basie
Thelma An
Monica Boyer
Deep River Boys
Pars
Fame and Fortune
Will Jordan
Ed Sullivan
Rock Hunter
Gerry
Buoy
Jonathon Winters
Grandma Moses
Noel Coward
Cannes
Dietrich
Anton Dolin
London
Duke and Duchess of Kent
Cherry Lane
Notional Growth of Home Ownership Among U.S. Couples
The text notes a shift in trends with a sizable portion of American couples over 45 owning their homes. It suggests a broader interest in small-scale business ventures alongside established home ownership, highlighting changing economic patterns in midlife America.
Dave Regan Here And There Mishap Tangles Middletown Woman
A Middletown woman endures a rough day with a sick husband and daughter, cooks a big meal, then rests. a late visit from a friend, a rushed outfit to a party, and a drive-in mishap with a zipper break create awkward moments without graphic detail.
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Middletown
Single-track talk on Stassen Nixon and Eisenhower era politics
George Dixon Stassen discusses press questions at a White House briefing, noting the focus on Harold Stassen and Nixon. He recalls reactions from supporters in Europe and the Pacific Northwest, Dallas, and other regions, and remarks on the difficulty of broadening coverage beyond Sheldon tracks of Stassen versus Nixon.
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National Press Building
Childe Harole
Mareee 3
En Dies Rountree
Mr. Stassen
Nixon
Eisenhower
Europe
Pacific Northwest
Joseph Dam
Columbia River
Dallas
Estrellita predicts favorable fate and cautious justice
The forecast urges careful choices and personal responsibility, highlighting leadership traits of Leo and opportunities for progress under favorable conditions. It notes a brief September pause in family matters and social activities, with emphasis on energy, enterprise, and avoiding personal mistakes.
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Limitations of a single track in high volume operations
The speaker argues that a single track system, while simpler, may bottleneck throughput when volume grows. They caution against rigidity and suggest considering multi-track or parallel processes to maintain efficiency and scalability.
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