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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1956

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs for per copy and carrier delivery in city and outside areas with Sunday edition options. Mail rates apply to trading and non trading areas, with U.S.A. pricing and annual totals. Printed daily except Sunday from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio.

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Repeating The Whole Ticket in Republican Ticket History

The article notes Nixon and Eisenhower would create the third repeat ticket in a century if named together in 1956. It recalls Lincoln’s 1864 renomination with Hamlin replaced by Andrew Johnson, Grant’s 1868 ticket, Harrison’s 1888 choice, Morton’s 1892 near-miss, and 1912 Taft era with Sherman and Hoover with Curtis in 1932, all signaling mixed chances and controversies.

Richard M. Nixon Eisenhower Lincoln Hannibal Hamlin Andrew Johnson Hamlin Boston Levi P. Morton Wall Street House France Benjamin Harrison Senate Platt New York James S. Sherman Taft Charles Curtis Hoover

Willkie Stevenson Eisenhower and Roosevelt on Nominee Acceptances

A historical look at in person and radio acceptances by Willkie Stevenson Roosevelt and Dewey Truman Kefauver Garfield Parker and Smith. It notes conventions floor appearances dates and the custom of the nominee addressing the convention and party platform decisions.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Chicago F.D.R Franklin Field Philadelphia Adlai E. Stevenson Gen. Eisenhower Thom. E. Dewey Harry S. Truman Sen. Estes Kefauver D-Tenn Alton B. Parker Alfred E. Smith New York

Women Shoplifting Surges, Housewife Lead Said to Cost Stores

Hal Boyle reports that American housewives top a growing crime of shoplifting, costing department and specialty stores at least 300 million dollars annually. Mrs. Mary Congemi, a leading store detective for 34 departments, notes amateurs drive most losses and that shoplifters span ages 8 to 80, with women outnumbering men five to one. A single 20 year old reportedly stole 20 thousand dollars worth of sportswear in one season.

New York Mary Congemi Insurance Company Max Hess Allentown Congemi

Humorous Bits and Social Snippets from a Scribner Page

A collage of anecdotes and quotes spans sleep habits dieting olive oil cocktail tips and fashion costs. Marilyn Monroe Elvis Presley Cyd Charisse and Italian marriage age figures appear amidst wry observations on manners and social norms on a breezy gossip page.

Inside story of Stevenson approval of Kefauver ticket

The piece lays out how Adlai Stevenson steered the Democratic convention to nominate Estes Kefauver as running mate, detailing behind the scenes maneuvers with Kennedy, Wagner, and southern delegations. It contrasts a 12 year old precedent with Stevenson's open convention tactic and notes Kennedy’s rising prospects. The article emphasizes Stevenson’s negative vetting of candidates and the crucial role of Kefauver's nationwide appeal.

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Factoids From Nature And History Snapshot

A compact collection notes whales potentially living centuries, Portugal’s medieval independence, the 1823 Palmyra Mormon introduction, a Greenland ice cap depth average, aircraft swept back wing benefits, birds’ brief song season, India’s markhor horn spiral, and warm water beneath ice compared with frozen ground.

Wit and whimsy mix in scattered notes and questions

A collage of playful lines and trivia quotes spans topics from Nikita and roasts to fashion and Irish history. It mentions sturgeon caviar, the Irish Free State 1922, U S street mileage, Jaipur elephants, and odd health and science quips with light humor and fragmentary notes.

Irish Free State

An anonymous letter sparks dog deed in Middletown neighbors

A neighbor writes about an anonymous letter in Middletown that complained about a dog. The letter led newcomers to have the pet euthanized after neighbors warned it was unfriendly. Readers are urged to report issues to police and to speak directly rather than dispatch unsigned notes.

Middletown Ince

Democrats in Chicago Nomination Fight Sparks Parody Stunts

In Chicago, Democratic rivalries at the convention stage comic disruptions with dancers in cowboy costumes, a stockyard backdrop, and a swinging display by Governor Chandler. Activists and supporters mingle amid colorful gags as Harriman supporters clash with Adlai Stevenson forces at the event.

Chicago New England Washington Oklahoma New York Averell Harriman Adlai Stevenson Eau de Veau South Side Steven Sunora Ave Harriman

Estrellita Forecast Highlights Personal Dates and Travel

The reading advises you to take personal responsibility, avoid help from others, and focus on business matters. It notes birthday indicators for late year success through December and strong social ties from September onward. A future travel dream may materialize January or February. be prudent in spending and speculation next spring. A child born today is described as intelligent, self reliant and versatile.

Camp Hook Water Carnival Led By Huffman and Rich

20 Years Ago FRIDAY AUG 21 1936 Boy Scouts Camp Hook hosted a water carnival directed by Russell Huffman and Randall Rich. Harold Hursh and Al Nemic each had three hits guiding Middletown Junior Legion to a win over the Chicago Victory Post nine. Allen had two hits and Sexton one. The item notes rumors linking child screen star Jackie Cooper and juvenile blues singer Judy Garland after they were seen on dates.

Boy Scouts Hook Russell Huffman Randall Rich Harold Hursh al Nemic Middletown Junior Legion Chicago Allen Sexton Jackie Cooper Judy Garland

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