Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates Advertised
Public notice lists subscription rates for the Middletown News Journal Inc. including per copy 5 cents and weekly/ daily mail options. Rates show in area and trading area, with a yearly mail price of 10 dollars, outside area 17.50, and outside USA 35 per year. Publication year 1857 with postal details and a Matthew 5 48 quotation.
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First
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
USA
News-Journal Inc
Pilot Dent Starts UN Peace Drive Worldwide
Hal Boyle reports Captain Charles Dent an American Airlines pilot tours nine countries and talks with 2,500 people to promote the United Nations. Dent envisions painting the UN symbol We Believe on planes to spread peace and plans to donate a $5,500 bonus to the U N Committee for the United Nations.
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York
Charles Dent
Dent
United Airoines
Denver
New York
Mga
United Nations
U.N
U.S. Committee For the United Nations
Coca- Cole
Dukhobors Seek Soviet Resettlement Amid Festival of Provocation
The Sons of Freedom Dukhobor sect seeks to move thousands to the Soviet Union after years of clashes with British Columbia authorities over schooling and conscription. Four representatives visited the USSR for sanctuary and found areas near Omsk and Altai suitable. If 3,000 migrate successfully, 9,000 more may follow. BC offers limited cooperation.
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Dukhobor
Russia
Canada
Sons of Freedom
Siberia
Soviet Union
British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Kootenay
Denver
Old World
Western Hemisphere
Society of Friends
Leo Tolstoy
Omsk
Altai
William Modjelsky
Quiet Revolution Expands Ownership Across American Business
The piece cites Russell Kirk on a quiet economic revolution that broadens the capitalist base. It notes rising real incomes, growing private savings, and widespread ownership by moderate‑income Americans through stocks bonds and insurance. It highlights union pension funds investing in private corporations.
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Russell Kirk
Supreme Court records labeled pro Communist by Senator Eastland
Senator Eastland cites a statistical critique of Supreme Court voting on Communism alleging Justice Black Douglas and Frankfurter favored Communist positions in dozens of cases since 1919. He asserts Warren era decisions expand legislative power benefiting Communist aims and calls for congressional action.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the
United States
James Eastland
Mississippi
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
High Court
Justice Black
Eastland
Senate
Hugo Black
Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Congressional Committees
District Courts
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Felix Frankfurter
Earl Warren
Warren
Warren Court
Communist Party
U.S.A
Press releases, diplomacy, and odd U S place names
A columnist riffs on how U S government handouts and press releases could provoke Russian officials. He mocks export loans to a Mexican brassieres firm, looms of state secrets, and oddly named post offices like Tea and Temperance, highlighting humorous and perilous Cold War tensions.
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Kremlin
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Moscow
U. S
United Kingdom
Britain
Arthur E. Summerfield
Whiskeytown
Mr. Summerfield
Ole Joe
Arkansas
New Mexico
Fate
Texas
Protection
Kansas
Fame
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Nor'n
Advertising Through the Ages in a Local Newspaper
Paul Harvey notes advertising dates back to Babylon and ancient Greece with signs and tavern inns. He recalls 1908 rate cards show higher per-reader costs then, despite inflation, and argues modern newspapers offer cheaper reach per reader than carved tablets or early handbills.
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Ancient
Babylon
British Museum
Greece
Rome
France
Henry Ford
American
American Newspaper Publishers Assn
New Bell System Transmits Caller Alerts By Pocket Radio
A Columbus trial uses a transistor radio to summon a worker within seven miles when called. The device from Bell Telephone Co beeps to signal the recipient to contact the office or home, keeping them on call anywhere. Dr. L C Lynch and Ruth Lynch seek a home for two dogs rescued after car accidents. Call them if you want to adopt.
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Bell Telephone Co
Columbus
Twins Born During Night at Holy Name Hospital
Jim Bishop recounts Ginny Frechette giving birth to twins at Holy Name Hospital with Dr. Higdon and Dr. Fox overseeing the delivery. A girl and a second girl arrive, Robin and Pamela, weighing 6 pounds 1 ounce and 7 pounds 8 ounces respectively. The father, Charlie Frechette, becomes a grandfather as the family narrates the anxious yet joyful night.
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Gavie
Gunny
Holy Name Hospital
Teareck
New Jersey
Charles Frechette
Ter
Ginny
Albert Higdon
Higdon, Beaugard and Fox
Alabama
Charlie Frechette
Wallace Beery
Jolly
God
Ore
Charlie
Dr. Fox
Fire damages Logan Long plant in Franklin
A Franklin blaze at the Logan Long plant caused about 15000 in damages. Firemen from Middletown aided local volunteers as flames raged over an hour. Roof collapse injured none, and two firefighters escaped unharmed.
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Logan - Long
Franklin
M. C. Bothe
Middletown
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