Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
Middletown Ohio publication notes subscription options with rates for city carriers and mail, including trading area pricing, 6 or 7 day options, and international rates. The notice cites daily publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Psalm verse.
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Middletown Journal
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
Us.a
News-Journal Inc
Censorship debate widens as obscenity cases multiply
A renewed fight over obscene literature grips courts and legislatures. Officials probe bills on censorship while a Massachusetts hearing and an Albany grand jury seize the issue. Supreme Court cases widen limits on obscenity, yet postmaster and treasury rulings tighten control. Critics warn of cultural harm if education neglects humanities and writing skills.
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House
New York State
Albany
John O'Hara
Ten
Massachusetts
Bay State
Joseph N. Welch
U. S. Supreme Court
Roth
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Walter Gellhorn
Columbia Law School
High Bench
Supreme Court
Edmund Wilson
Hecate County
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Kinsey Institute
Customs Bureau
Norman Peale on Inner Peace and Worldly Responsibility
In a taxi en route to New York studios Norman Peale discusses the difference between mere calm and inner peace. He rejects escapism, arguing true peace comes from God and provides power to meet obligations with focus and vigor.
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National Broadcasting Company
New York
Doo Die Bug Ends Run on Cincinnati Northern
Twenty years ago on February 2 1938 the Doo Die Bug gasoline train ended service on the Big Four line from Van Wert to Middletown amid taunts. Mrs Bennett Chapple Sr was named to an All American Girl Scout camp committee for a Salt Lake City August event. Franklin High began auditorium enlargement to expand plays and graduations. Lois De Fee a 6 foot 4 inch nightclub bouncer wed Billy Curtis a 3 foot 7 inch circus performer.
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Cincinnati Northern
van Wert
Middletown
Bennett Chapple Sr
National Camp Projects Committee
Salt Lake City
Bastille Seizure Marks French Fourth of July
The Revolutionaries seized the Bastille in Paris on July 14 1789 an event that the age marked as France's Fourth of July. A powder monkey was a boy who carried ammunition on old sailing ships. Anzacs were Australian and New Zealand troops in World War I.
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Paris
Bastille
New Zealand
Over-Stacked Sack Fashion Spars With Mailbag Mockery
In Syracuse a dress shop reply lampoons Hugh Mulligan's sack fashion piece as fashion's new look heats public debate. Readers share quips about the chemise silhouette, while editors note Dental Health Week All-America City week and Boy Scout Week upcoming events.
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Hugh Mulligan
Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Mr. Mulligan
Paris
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
America
Gallup
Save US
Polls Boycott Follows Polish Communist Tightening
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports Poland faces a mass boycott as Gomulka tightens control and a single government slate is approved. Voters show low registration, religious freedoms shrink, and economic strain grows with shortages, wage limits, and military reinforcements amid a bankrupt economy and exhausted U.S. loan aid.
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Tak
Nie
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Kremlin
Gomulka
Communist Party
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Lublin
Senators Push for Smaller Cars in Garage Line
Washington columnist riffs on Senator Prescott Bush urging a shift to compact cars to ease Capitol parking crunch. He notes Bush's stance contrasts with giant autos, cites rising imports of small foreign cars, and ends with a wry Hoover-era joke about two cars in every garage.
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Washington
Prescott Bush
Connecticut
Capitol
Senate
Bush
Salon
Ohio
Bender
Brown Brothers and Harriman
Herbert Hoover
Celebrities and romances fill the gossip page
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Cathy Crosby dating Lance Reventlow and George Chakiris while Milly Perkins wins the Anne Frank film role after a US search. Other items mention Tommy Dorsey reorganization, Vladimir Horowitz health worries, Irene Castle Enzinger posing for Avedon, and Marilyn Monroe seeking a film screening.
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Bob Crosby
Cathy
Lance Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
George Chakiris
Las Vegas
Milly Perkins
New Jersey
Anne Frank
Lauren Bacall
George Stevens
Hollywood
John Foster Dulles
Carol Burnett
Milt Kamen
Ina Balin
Sid Andelman
Vladimir Horowitz
Irene Castle Enzinger
Richard Avedon
Irene
Poland Faces Hunger as Soviet Warning Becomes Policy Debate
The article contrasts U S aid with Poland's unresolved crisis. Khrushchev warned Gomulka at a border hunting lodge against commitments to Washington while the Polish people hunger. A new loan may not resolve Poland's problems, and the Sunday vote will test Gomulka's leadership.
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Eisenhower
Poland
Khrushchev
Gomulka
Washington
Bright government in Tokyo mockery and party crash in Chicago
A Tokyo resident staged a cold protest before the parliament in support of a "bright government" but failed to gain traction. In Chicago, two hundred uninvited guests attended a party for fifteen, highlighting unexpected popularity. Radio sales rose 14 percent in 1957 versus 1956. Atlantic County, New Jersey, leads in sweet potato farming with Atlantic City hosting Miss America and a peach bumper crop. The Kremlin hiked vodka prices by 20 percent as Soviet TV programs run All Red.
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Atlantic County
New Jersey
Atlantic City
U. S
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