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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1957
Page
6
Norman Peale argues that vibrant Christian preaching energizes the Naval Training Center cadets at Pensacola Florida. He notes that enthusiastic speakers with a positive goal reach young listeners who crave life and vitality and live by the Bible’s message of life here and hereafter.
Paul Harvey extols the unguarded border as a symbol of mutual trust and hospitality. He notes the May be a partial integration of US and Canadian air defenses with Gen Earl Partridge and Air Marshal C L Slemon as leaders, and joint HQ in Colorado Springs.
The Senate backed a budget reform measure urged by the Hoover Commission in 1955 to curb annual federal spending by shifting to annual accrued expenditure budgeting. Kennedy leads as Senate sponsor while House leadership stalls amid strong opposition from Cannon and Taber.
Twenty years ago on Wednesday August 11 1937 the Women’s Ducumer Tournament at Wildwood Gelf Course saw Jene Herr Mrs Frank Winslow and Mrs Fred Kehetemann advance from the quarterfinals to the semifinals. Clare Miller of Ashland Ky vice president of the American Hellz Mill was honored when a steamer in Late Eve was named after him. Across the China Sea Nipponese destroyers and vessels disrupted Shanghai harbor. Mary Ellen and Gupene Griffin of Lafayette Ave were bitten by their pet dog infected with rabies and treated by physicians. Colosseum the world’s largest amphitheater was opened with a spectacle of gladiators and beasts. Romans used Colosseum as a marble quarry.
The Lockland Gardner Board and Carton Co plant suffered a two million dollar fire last Sunday. Vice president Colin Gardner HI rushed between duties and a planned vacation amid the blaze. Fire protection and extinguisher systems drew praise as workers evacuated and officials warned there would be no delays if a similar incident occurred again. Local sports writer Jerry Nar del lo reflects on former Chicago great Charley Root coaching for the Milwaukee Braves and a 1928 Middletown Day memory at Crosley Field.
Washington figures clash over Maxie the Glock as an ambassador prospect despite questions about his fitness. A State Department source and lawmakers press for clarity while citing concerns about knowledge and judgment in the public discourse.
Fragmentary note mentions Mili and other names. context unclear. The readable portion hints at a discussion of dog days or weather with names likely from a local piece. No clear event or outcome available.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes the Martha Raye musical project “For Amusement Only” faces delays as Martha refuses autograph terms. Sid Caesar remains silent amid reunion talk with Imogene Coca. Judy Garland’s husband considers TV deals. Prince Don Juan Franco monarchy talks surface aboard a yacht.
A collage of bizarre facts and misprints covering ship distress payments, shark cartilage, fish types, muscle action, railways, Oberlin College, Captain Kidd, Dayton soldiers home, malaria mortality, Roman bagpipes, orangutans, toe grips, dogs and hogs, Indonesian colonial history, and fish growth. The list mixes names, places, dates, and numbers in short curios.
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