Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Notice
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Global inflation trend shocks Western economies in 1947 57
U S News & World Report analyzes worldwide inflation driven by government spending and capital demand. It notes money’s declining purchasing power across nations and surveys varied official views while warning inflation could become a hot political issue shaping future elections.
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Canada
Britain
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Europe
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Uniform Gifts to Minors Act reshapes minor securities giving
In a defense of capitalism the piece highlights the Uniform Gifts to Minors Act first drafted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1955. It notes rapid adoption by 38 states and argues the act simplifies securities transfers to minors, aligning gift law with other forms of giving. It frames the law within a broader clash of ideologies between democratic capitalism and communism, asserting the act educates youths in capitalism.
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Hall of Famer Frank Hunter Reflects On Tennis Greats
Frank Hunter, 60s era star and 1927 doubles champion with Bill Tilden, attends the U S National Tournament at Forest Hills. He praises modern players led by Pancho Gonzales, notes Tilden as greatest, and recalls his own peak and retirement in 1936. He now leads 21 Brands Inc and pursues hunting and golf.
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Civil contempt powers in rights bill face little fight
James Marlow notes Congress backs broad federal judge authority in civil contempt to enforce voting rights orders. Judges could jail, fine, or bond noncompliant registrars, or compel registration. Criminal contempt remains limited with jury trials for tougher penalties.
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Saratoga Politicos and a Dulles Echoes Echoed in Washington
A columnist recalls a Saratoga trip with New York political figures led by Carmine Desapio. The group’s antics and clashing personalities are contrasted with President Eisenhower’s news conference remarks. The piece notes local officials like James Lyons and Charles Buckley, and jokes about patronage and political rivalries.
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Brooklyn
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Harvard student leads twenty million Moslems rumor
The passage notes a Harvard student as a claimed leader of twenty million Muslims with a forecast of football season rivalries against Yale. It also recalls Prince Philip’s unhurt fall from a horse and old memories of royal misfortunes. London watchers report snakes appearing after a pet shop escape.
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A Los Angeles Baseball Dream Team Opinion Piece
An opinion column imagines a Los Angeles baseball club designed to be the league’s most loved to hate. It suggests orange uniforms, a sun emblem, bold swagger, road helmet safety, and a swaggering aura to draw fans and headlines. The piece blends satire with sports culture references.
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Sarah Vaughan
George Treadwell
Fayrene Williams
Bob Anthony
Shirley Ballard
Midtown
Labor Day Travel Warning From Dave Regan
Dave Regan warns readers that Labor Day weekend traffic will be deadly on crowded highways. He urges postponing nonessential trips, avoiding speeding and tailgating, taking regular breaks, and allowing extra time to reach and return from destinations. He frames traffic fatalities as needless.
Broadway Grapevine: Kilgallen and Glittering Headlines
Column notes Dorothy Kilgallen highlights Broadway players and social buzz from Elvis to Helen Hayes kin Jamie MacArthur. Jayne Mansfield dodges the Confidential trial fallout while Norma Douglas scores a Broadway entrée and Zsa Zsa greets chaos on stage. Liz Taylor plans a yacht cruise as baby remains hospitalized.
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Yvonne Lime
Elvis
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Helen Hayes
Jamie
MacArthur
Jayne
Hollywood
Mickey Hargitay
Norma Douglas
Buffalo
Don Rondo
Palisades Park
Zsa Zsa
Don
Elizabeth Taylor
Mommy
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Wilding Boys
Michael
Christopher
Connecticut
Mike Todd
City restores 21 Street Dept workers to 48 hour week
Twenty-one Street Department workers won a return to regular 48 hour schedules by City Commission vote on Friday. The prior 40 hour workweek followed earlier funding shortfalls. Also, Loyal Order of Moose delegates were chosen for the Cleveland national convention, and Middletown youths attended the Water Carnival at the Miami Valley Chautauqua pool.
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Thomas Baird
Robert A. Gibbs
Loyal Order of Moose
Cleveland
Paul Erb
Frank Smith
Walter McCain
Middletown
Miami Valley Chautauqua Pool
Barbara Hayes
Jean Weber
Mary Weber
Martha Weber
Wadena Miller
Rodeny Himes
Horoscope for Tomorrow Promises Growth And Goodwill
Estrellita notes harmony with loved ones and business, urging generosity and reciprocity. It predicts a stimulating year with job advancement and financial gains, plus Neptune’s benign influence for self development through year end and into 1958, suggesting broad success and optimism.
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