Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for print and mail subscriptions including per copy 5 cents, city carrier 30 cents weekly, Sunday edition add ons, and annual mail rates ranging from nine to fifteen dollars with international options. The paper is printed at 1007 Avenue Middletown Ohio and features a Bible verse from Job 29 13.
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Middletown Journal
City Area
Sunday News Journal
U.S.A
Middletown
Ohio
Small Business Help Expanded Through SBA Actions
Congress extended the Small Business Administration life to mid 1957 and broadened its loan authority to 250000 dollars. Despite general prosperity, small firms face capital access and management limits, while defense spending shifts tightens prime contracting exposure. The SBA and Defense Department promote subcontracting programs to boost small firms' share of defense work and provide advisory, research, and market data support to improve competitiveness.
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Congress
Small Business Administration
Senate
Small Business Committee
Defense Department
Armed Services
S.B.A
Defense
Unity urged as two small sects seek merger progress
Unitarian and Universalist churches move toward deeper collaboration after coordinating councils formed in 1953. The two groups report rising member counts around 100000 and 80000, with strong roots in New England and expanding presence in the Washington DC area. A shared view of Christ strengthens unity prospects.
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Unitarians
Universalists
Coordinating Council of Liberal Churches
Detroit
New England
Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
U.S
Tragic Obituary for Danny Essoyan in New York Tribute
Roy Essoyan recalls his boy Danny who loved America and the outdoors. The 11 year old died suddenly after a three week visit to the United States while his father prepared for a Moscow AP assignment. The note honors Danny’s sweetness, joy, and the lasting impact he left on friends and family.
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New York
Danny Essoyan
America
Danny
Armenia
Shanghai
Hawaii
Roy
Associated Press
Honolulu
U. S
Moscow
A. P
Russia
United States
Roy Essoyan
New York City
Bellboys
Catherine
Central Park Zoo
Museum of Natural History
Hayden Planetarium
Times Square
Rockefeller Plaza
Staten Island
Fifth Avenue
Bayville
Long Island
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Landy Case Critique Highlights Three Moral Principles
George Sokolsky argues in strong terms that Eugene Landy was unfairly penalized by the Navy over his mother’s conduct. He asserts three principles: personal responsibility, opposition to collective punishment, and adherence to Hebraic Christian family morality. He warns against adopting communist-like methods in anti communism efforts.
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Eugene William Landy
Navy
Eugene Landy
U. S Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Long Island
Army
Landy
China
Soviet
Russia
Cain
Abel
Noah
Ham
Komsomce
Lenin
Stalin
Home Away From Home Vacations Reveal The Illusion
The essay argues there is no perfect vacation spot away from home. Travelers seek a change yet recreate home abroad by bringing familiar comforts and media, hoping for relief but often finding only another version of home. The piece ends with a reflection on social and psychological pull of familiar ties.
Washington Notes on Transit Strikes and Hurricane Names
A satirical column covers lingering sentiments from the 52 day transit strike in Washington and Jacksonville’s Wolfson tribute. It quips about Weather Bureau hurricane naming debates and suggests whimsical, mythological and Indigenous names to enhance meteorological nomenclature.
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Washington
Louis E. Wolfson
Allen Thurman
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Wolfson
Truman
Francis W. Reichelderfer
U S. Weather Bureau
Marilyn Monroe
Thomas H. Ruchel
California
Eichelderfer
Hazel
Connie
Barbara
Edna
Weather Bureau
Achilles
Aeolus
Atlantic
Zeus
Apollo
Canandaigua
Winnebago
Estrellita horoscope predicts optimism and opportunity
The stars urge optimism for tomorrow with strong prospects for new projects and completing delays. A new acquaintance this evening may become a supportive friend, with career and finances improving through late 1955 and early 1956 as opportunities arise.
Stranger Seeks Kindred Spirit From Nearby Towns
A man from a hometown pursues a companion from a nearby town or state and, failing that, from the same region. They compare mutual acquaintances, discuss familiar places, then swap business woes for weeks before vowing to seek a truly different location next year.
Middletown delivers flood aid to Torrington via clothing drive
C G Gray reports generous Middletown response to Torrington flood victims with many items still new. He aims to collect 4000 pounds of clothing, praising voluntary gifts over grudging generosity as reporters note neat, unused apparel and strong donor spirit.
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Middletown
C. G. Gray
Springboro
Torrington
Conn
Mr. Gray
Gray
The Worry Clinic Case P-327 Medically Minded Hypochondriacs
The column discusses hypochondria in Americans led by Max W a 47 year old corporate attorney who seeks multiple doctors and costly tests. It urges positive thinking, avoiding negative health fears, and suggests channeling IQ into constructive activities. It promotes a booklet on impotence prevention.
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Max W
Corporation
God
Boy Scouts
Max
City plans winter unemployment program and PWA funds
Twenty years ago the City Commission announced an unemployment ending plan for winter through a city work program. The city manager would apply for PWA funds for a water reservoir project. A building boom was under way due to extreme housing shortages per building commissioner Orville Corson.
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PWA
Orville Corson
Black Widow Reports Surge In City This Week
The Journal notes an influx of black widow stories with four found in the city and reported. Jane Fraser of Central Avenue planned to dance at the De Molay Convention at the Netherland Plaza Hotel after a recent New York trip where she studied dancing with lessons from the teacher of Fred Astaire.
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The
Journal
Jane Fraser
Central Avenue
de Molay
Netherland Plaza
New York
Fred Astaire
Factographs on North American geography and industry
The notes cover Great Bear lake outranking Erie and Ontario, U S corncob pipe raw use, pumice in cleaning products, tobacco income in North Carolina, a Scotland Yard radio car, camel backbone and hump, salt uses, U S high school graduates, first telegraph message, North Carolina geospatial survey, employed American women, and 1954 soybean production record.
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Great Bear Lake
Northwest Territory
Canada
Lakes Erie
Ontario
United States
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