Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for home and mail subscriptions with and without the Sunday edition, including city area rates of 30 cents per week and 25 cents outside the city, along with annual mail options and a street address at 1007 First Ave, Middletown Ohio. A Bible verse from I Chronicles is included at the end.
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Middletown Journal
Capy Se
City Area
Sunday News Journal
U.S.A
First
Trade With Red China Plans Highlight Geneva Talks
Eisenhower noted Aug 4 that Geneva talks may cover subjects beyond nationals. China seeks relaxed U.S. and U.N. trade embargoes. U.S. embargo and 1951 Battle Act govern strategic materials via a Paris committee. Senate McCarthy amendment to cut aid for trade with Red China failed 60 to 18. Japan’s 1954 China trade rises. Hatoyama and Shigemitsu push for easing talks with Dulles and Eisenhower.
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Red China
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
United Nations
United States
China
U.N. General Assembly
North Korea
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Japan
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
William F. Knowland
Calif
Walter F
Stassen
Ichiro Hatoyama
Soviet Union
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
Dulles
Prosperity Reduces State Relief Rolls Despite Slowdown
U.S. relief rolls show a downturn from March to May 1955 as prosperity expands and federal state programs shift aid. May payments total 17.95 million dollars with a peak relief count of 381 thousand in March, then 330 thousand in May. Public access to aid disbursement records increased in 20 states under the Jenner amendment, but evidence on deterrence of fraud remains inconclusive.
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William E. Jenner
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Indiana
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Man faces last choice as atom talks begin at Geneva
Delegations from 72 nations meet in Geneva for the atoms for peace conference. The talks follow Eisenhower's 1953 invitation to share knowledge of atomic power for peaceful uses while the rival nations work on war devices. The outcome hinges on real disarmament progress and a lasting peace.
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United States
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Geneva
Eisenhower
United Nations
Hiroshima
Eisenhower Speech Sets Red China U N Admission Boundary
President Eisenhower at a press conference stated that Red China cannot join the United Nations while its troops remain in Korea. He argued continued aggression bars UN admission and urged Red China to withdraw and pursue unification under UN auspices.
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Washington
Red China
North Korea
United Nations
Peiping
U.n.’S
Security Council
Eisenhower
President corrects quote on dictator label in UN policy discussion
The president originally said the phrase branded as a dictator of the United Nations but corrected himself to mean aggressor. A questioner asked about American policy toward Red China as the dialogue touched on an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty.
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China
United Nations
Korea
Red China
Congress Junkets Get a World Wide Shot
A Washington columnist depicts Dr. George W. Calver giving free injections to Congress and staff as lawmakers depart for junkets. The piece lampoons travel, wives, relatives, and the rush of politicians chasing overseas assignments with humorous, pointed satire.
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Washington
George W. Calver
Capitol
Doc Calver
Congress
Congressional
Middletonians to Attend National Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland
Two Middleton residents join arrangements and ceremonies for the National Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland in September. Msgr. A M Gerdes to preside at a mass and Carl Wedekind serves on the state council advisory committee. Vern Albaugh, local Eagles president, named a state committee member for the Grand Lodge Convention of Eagles.
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Middletonians
Cleveland
Msgr. A.M. Gerdes
Carl Wedekind
State Council
Vern Albaugh
Eagles
Congressmen Fear Pay Rise Could End Majestic Junket Era
Lawmakers worry the $22,500 salary will attract stronger candidates and raise campaign odds. They fear judges and other respected citizens who refused at $15,000 may jump in now, widening the field as the nation faces an expansive public purse.
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U.S
Red China labeled aggressor in Korea era talk
The article notes Peiping claiming only volunteers went to Korea with over a million involved. It cites the Soviet Union arming Red China, a Geneva Big Five conference where Chou En Lai denounced the U N and rejected U N oversight in Korea elections. It mentions Krishna Menon’s neutral stance and Eisenhower’s emphasis on Red China as a persistent aggressor.
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Peiping
Korea
Soviet Union
U. N
Geneva
Red China
Chou En-Lai
Krishna Menon
India
Eisenhower
Polio M O Graphs Weather Links To Disease
The text argues polio operates through a modus operandi linked to meteorological factors. Landers, a weather expert, suggests polio peaks with specific humidity, temperature, and pressure conditions. The essay urges comprehensive data analysis rather than piecemeal lab work.
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Landers
MO of Criminals and the Threshold of a Tag
A cook’s repeated method becomes a criminal’s trade mark the police use to name the likely culprit by correlating known evidence with history. The process, a form of statistical triangulation, can be performed even by machines. A man in Tallahassee is involved.
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Weather mirth and memories from Arlington trip
Dave Regan recalls a cool snap and low humidity lifting moods and wardrobes in Arlington Virginia. The writer jokes about snow cravings, notes dry air and warmer forecasts, and finishes with mosquito souvenirs from the county and a tale of friendly locals.
Gene Prato signs with manager for TV quiz fame
Gene Prato the Bronx shoemaker known for the $64,000 Question gains a professional manager Ugo Antonucci who handles Rocky Graziano Yogi Berra and Phil Rizzuto. Hanah Williams ill at Le Roy Sanitarium ex husband Jack Dempsey visits. Marlon Brando may launch Josanne Mariani’s Hollywood career. Pearl Bailey to retire to focus on motherhood with Louis Bellson. Marilyn Monroe weekend in Connecticut. Eisenhower rumor about possible running mate. Gary Cooper dismayed by Gen Billy Mitchell portrayal casting debates. Jerry Vale tapes dog talk for his terrier. Gillian Webb rising as a notable new beauty with Huntington Hartford and Bill Helburn tied to her. Sher man Fairchild party notes show 8 to 1 male-female ratio.
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Gene Prato
Ugo Antonucci
Rocky Graziano
Ygi Berra
Phil Rizzut
Hannah Williams
LeRoy Sanitarium
Jack Dempsey
Marlon Brando
Josanne Mariani
Hollywood
Josanne
Pearl Bailey
Louis Bellson
Davy Crockett
Goldie
New York
Tom Dowling
le Cupidon
Christine Jorgensen
Marilyn Monroe
Cheryl Crawford
Connecticut
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ske
Gillian Webb
Huntington Hartford
Bill Helburn
Sherman Fairchild
Gillian
Trivia Snippets from Everyday Knowledge
A mix of facts and myths covers topics from animal speed on different surfaces to peace symbols and old beliefs. Notable notes include Zane Grey’s early dentistry career, horseshoe luck, bicycle invention, wood origin of cellophane, U S electricity use, Latin veto, flower perfume sources, coal as plant matter, auto ownership, and the other Paul Revere rider.
Notable Society Gossip and Showbiz Snippets Across Town
Dean Castle basks in beach glamour at Jones Beach drawing cheers and a summons from the law. A famed playwright hides at a tiny E 50s walk-up with alias Mr Finklestein as Artie Shaw tours Florida with Theo Graham. NBC nets Sinatra for seven years as RCA-Victor artist. Kinsey teased as jailed but is in Alcatraz studying prisoners. Mae Murray plans film work and autobiography revisions at age 54 seeking a comeback.
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Dean Castle
Jones Beach
America
Mr. Finklestein
Artie Shaw
Gotham
Florida
Theo Graham
NBC
Frank Sinatra
Frankie
Columbia Records
Rca-Victor
Dr.Kinsey
Dr. Kinsey
Alcatraz
Mae Murray
Merry Widow
Manhattan
Hollywood
Michael Wood Productions
Mae
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