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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1958

Page

7

Broadway Leading Ladies Embrace Oriental Stage Trends

Broadway this year showcased leading ladies with an Oriental tilt led by Miyoshi Umeki in Flower Drum Song and France Noyen in The World of Suzie Wong. Bronx native Anne Bancroft earned top critical plaudits in Two for the Seesaw as other stars like Katharine Cornell and Gwen Verdon also starred. backdrops included designers and dancers highlighting a Far Eastern influence on the season.

William Glover New York Broadway Miyoshi Umeki France Noyen Suzie Wong Anne Bancroft The Bronx Angel Thomas Wolfe Helen Hayes Tony Katharine Cornell Judith Anderson Lynn Fontanne Gwen Verdon Thelma Ritter Distaff Jacquelyn McKeever Betty Coe Armstrong Ruth Morley Virginia Volland Jean Rosenthal Peggy Clark Beryoska Dance Company la Plume de Ma Tante White Way

Poll Favors California Partition

The San Francisco Chronicle reports a poll showing a majority favor partitioning California into two states. Voters cite dissimilar interests and cultural differences, with many supporting referendums and seeing potential benefits for both regions.

California San Francisco San Francisco Chronicle Tehachapi Mountains

Chicago Chess Champ Retains National Title

Chicago remains national collegiate chess champion after beating Harvard 5 442 Tuesday night. Case Institute of Technology placed third with 4 points in the event hosted by Case.

Cleveland University of Chicago Harvard University Case Institute of Technology

Worldwide New Year Celebrations Light Up Diverse Cities

Midnight marks the start of 1959 with global festivities. Events range from Pike’s Peak fireworks and Bangor bonfires to Tokyo’s postwar revels and Moscow gift giving. President Eisenhower plans a quiet Gettysburg New Year, while bowls, bands, and blossoming traditions toast across continents.

Europe Moscow Eisenhower Gettysburg Pasadena New Orleans Miami Dallas AdAmAn Club Denver Pike's Peak Maine Bangor Cherryville N.C Germany

Miami Man Elected Administrative VP of AETA

Delmar E Solem of Miami University Oxford Ohio has been elected administrative vice president of the American Educational Theatre Assn AP report notes Solem’s new post at the national education theatre organization in Chicago.

Chicago Delmar E. Solem Miami University Oxford Ohio American Educational Theatre Assn

Tax Clarification Adds Confusion to Luggage Fees

The AP reports Congress simplified a 10 percent excise tax on luggage effective at midnight, listing 41 taxable items. The IRS warns many items remain unclear and will be decided case by case, with examples like Boy Scout packs taxed but some scout bags exempt and diaper bags exempt or taxable depending on use.

Washington Congress Internal Revenue Service Revenue Service The the Revenue Service

Kimberly-Clark to Acquire American Envelope Co

Neenah Wisconsin Kimberly-Clark announces SEC filing to acquire American Envelope Co of West Carrollton Ohio through a stock exchange. The plan covers 225000 shares of Kimberly-Clark stock offered in exchange for American Envelope shares and is contingent on all stockholders' acceptance.

Neenah, Wis Kimberly-Clark Corp Securities and Exchange Commission American Envelope Co West Carrollton Ohio Stock Exchange John R. Kimberly SEC Kimberly-Clark American Envelope

Early Use of Beaver Hat Term in 14th Century

The term beaver used to describe a hat dates to the 14th century, indicating early fashion vocabulary. The note highlights linguistic history showing how beaver referred to a style of hat rather than the animal.

Two Kisling Brothers Arrested After Tax Dispute

In Ohio Richland County two dairy farmers Richard Kisling 40 and Dale 38 were jailed after scuffling with IRS agents at the Kisling family farm on Ohio 97. The farm owned by Samuel Kisling faces a lien for back taxes totaling 190 247 for 1942 to 1956. The elder Kisling and wife Ruth are on vacation in Arizona. He accused taxes of aiding communism while denying any assault.

Cleveland Richland County Richard Kisling Dale Lexington Samuel Kisling Richland County Court House Internal Revenue Service Kisling Ruth Arizona Ohio 97 John D. Relic Frank J. Gavin Jr Karl Marx

Salvation Army Christmas drive sets new all time total

The Salvation Army reports a record Christmas fund total of 13 483 15 with +8123 from gifts and street kettle totals 5061 80 from booth sales and 235 04 from War Cry sales 620 families sought Citadel aid 526 food baskets issued 44 welfare denials 300 mothers selected 1000 toys and 225 sunshine baskets delivered to facilities and farms plus nine parties and 500 toys candy and oranges distributed.

Salvation Army Charles M. Johnston Citadel Corps Marjorie Osman Russell Weatherwax Jr Public Welfare Department Toyland Citadel Army Lebanon Legion Home

Police Crackdown Seizes 200000 Fireworks in Rome Raid

Rome police arrested 75 vendors in a drive against illegal fireworks and seized 200000 items including fire crackers roman candles and noise bombs. Despite the move New Year’s Eve is expected to be noisy with residents tossing bottles and dishes from windows at midnight.

Rome

Colonial Style Countryside Home Blends Old and New

A Countryside residence at 1608 Schirm Drive showcases Colonial exterior with brick, cedar shakes and clapboard. Designed by Brandenburg and Switzer, the 2490 sq ft home features a modern interior, three bedrooms, two baths, a recreation room, and a two car garage on a hillside lot, available January 15. Call Mrs. Robert Nelson GA 2-8373 for viewing.

Schirm Drive Brandenburg and Switzer Robert Nelson

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