Middletown Journal Publishing Rates and Contacts
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with prices for per copy and carrier delivery in city and outside areas, including combined Sunday editions and mail rates. It also provides office address at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio and a biblical verse.
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Union Wage Question Comes Up In Coal Hearing
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell held a public hearing on proclaiming union wages as prevailing in the coal industry under the Walsh-Healey act. The petition, filed by United Mine Workers and two large unionized producers, seeks mandatory prevailing wages for government contracts, arguing union costs reflect broader benefits to the economy while nonunion mines undersell.
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British Defense Eyes Shift to Jet Bombers and Stockpile
Nine Commonwealth prime ministers in London will get the inside view of Britain’s 1955 defense blueprint due mid February. The plan centers on jet atomic bombers and an atomic weapons stockpile as the first line of defense, aligned with NATO concepts. Labor accuses the government of delay and gaps in Swift and Hunter squadrons and in missiles, anti-aircraft batteries, and fighters, while the government promises rapid fixes amid changeover delays.
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Supreme Soviet convoked amid rearmament rumors
The Supreme Soviet of the USSR is summoned for Thursday after ambassadors met Kremlin leaders in Washington London Paris and others. Observers expect a strong stance on West Germany rearmament, while the Politburo remains the real power behind the rubber stamping parliament.
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The Great Civilizer Oil and the Free World review
Leonard M. Fanning presents a history of foreign oil and the U S role in global energy leadership. The book blends pioneering industry, geopolitics, nationalism, and Communist intrigue with the impact of oil on civilization, development, and living standards.
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Money Smells Yet Banks Push New Ways to Handle Cash
Hal Boyle notes old currency emits a foul odor and is hard to destroy prompting the Fed to shred it. Banks unveil snorkel drive ups and pedestrian windows to speed deposits while skytop banking tests rooftop service. Home vaults for wealth storage range from 12 000 to a million dollars, with security as a selling point.
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Formosa conquest forecast by Wu predicts peaceful Red China victory
K C Wu, ex-governor of Formosa and anti-Communist analyst, argues Red China will gain Formosa without war by a negotiating trap. He says U N recognition and a two China plan lead to a Formosa trusteeship or plebiscite, then a nonviolent seizure of legitimacy and occupation.
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Notable Gossip and Showbiz Tidbits Across Broadway and Hollywood
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on the Rubinstein murder case clues and police notes though few details are disclosed. Yvonne De Carlo discusses her favorite writer Claude Roussell and plans an abroad trip after current film obligations. The Spike Jones Australian tour is set with equipment valued at $163000.
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Isolation at Home Beats Any Office for Me
Harry Boyd laments endless telephone calls at home from late afternoon to 10 pm. He imagines false alarms and trivial messages intruding on his peace, noting how a private retreat would shield him from urgent but irrelevant updates and telephones in use by callers.
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Formosa Crisis Replays Old U N Debate In 1950s
The article traces U S policy toward Formosa from Truman through the Korean War era. It notes Truman’s decisions to defend Formosa during the Korean War and China’s push to gain a U N seat, with Chou En Lai demanding cease fire terms and U N involvement. The piece frames the dispute as a recurring international confrontation over Formosa and U N legitimacy.
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Isolated family shuns phones in neighborhood rift
The speaker laments modern solitude as the family rejects telephones, contrasting past charm with current isolation. They recall believing children’s use of the device was civilizing, then question the value of any civility that cuts others off from civilization.
Odds And Ends at Home Stir Up Old Demons
Dave Regan recalls a Journal department feature on decluttering as he and Mrs. H. and T. clash over unused items. He recounts moving to a smaller house and selling things she later claims would be useful, from a nearly silent hand cleaner to an electric vacuum.
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Stars Warn Of Tension In Personal Ties And Bright Year Ahead
The reading cautions about complications in social and domestic relationships if tact is lacking and urges harmony. Evening hours favor correspondence and home matters. For those with a birthday tomorrow 1955 promises stimulating business and personal affairs and strong prospects in late year. A November financial issue may arise but can be resolved with help. December offers exceptionally good news. A born child will be ambitious and versatile but sometimes impatient.
Ohio Woman Delivers Triplets In Small Apartment
An Ohio woman living in a two room apartment gave birth to triplets. The story notes possible changes may follow. A Tennessee man was jailed for breaking into a pool hall and police quickly processed him. A philosopher recommends at least an hour of meditation for people. The piece ends with a controversial remark about locking children outdoors.
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