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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1955
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for per copy and carrier subscriptions, with weekly and yearly rates for in city, trading area, outside trading area, and international mail. The page also includes a Bible verse, Psalm 32 5, quoted in a decorative line.
The piece outlines how New York may legalize Bingo under Republican or Democratic plans with a 1958 target under one path and immediate activity for some groups under another. It notes the role of church and charitable groups, past enforcement actions, and the New Jersey precedent as Bingo spreads from a local sting to state law.
Critics frame the Dixon Yates plan to build a 107 million dollar power plant for an AEC site as a socialism versus private enterprise issue. Proponents say officials consider the terms fair, while opponents argue the broader question is ownership of electric power.
Ralph Cassady Jr. critiques how petroleum product prices are set in a Yale University Press study. He argues the competitive structure generally ensures steady supply and quality, while urging intelligent policy and freedom for new methods and entrants to push prices and innovation. He stresses strong competition benefits all sizes of business and public interests.
Miss Janet Jones 21 of Wales arrives in New York as national hostess of Wales for a seven week coast to coast goodwill tour. She brings a corgi coracle wooden love spoons a coal Bible a harp and a Lloyd George walking stick.
Washington discusses Harvey Matusow admitting earlier perjury and the Justice Department subpoena to testify again. The piece contrasts his claims with Oppenheimer’s admissions and notes lingering uncertainty about truth versus deception in Cold War era disclosures.
A reflective question on why individuals deceive their government and the moral calculus behind it. It questions whether contemporary ideology corrupts ethics and whether ends justify means as officials act to expose liars within governance.
A humorous column laments slipping on ice and asks why snow tires for people are not marketed. It then reports on post Stalin era shifts as Malenkov loses favor, Molotov hardens talk, and the West faces new Russian and Chinese pressures in Korea and Indochina.
Tomorrow brings stimulating planetary vibrations favoring changes in environment, work, and routines. Domestic and romantic matters may prosper from summer, but avoid emotional excess and asset speculation in November or December. Birthday individuals can expect five months of productive results building toward year-end success.
A collection of wry maxims on social habits and infrastructure. It jokes about jail bars, store aisles, bridge quirks, dictation at home, waiter education in the east, and traffic related improvements. It notes rising highway costs and vacation cutbacks, and ends with a remark on sea trade and UK shares.
The Board of Elections has removed nonvoters from Middletown Lemon and Madison township lists for failure to vote in the last two general elections. About 25 percent across the three townships are ineligible, with 38 ?6 names from 6 523 in Middletown and 1 641 from 5 248 in Lemon. Eligible again by applying at the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan office. Do not delay registration before fall voting. Preserve the right to a secret ballot.
George E. Sokolsky argues that university instructors across Land Grant colleges are among the lowest paid in the economy. He compares academic salaries to private sector wages, warns that poverty among teachers harms student learning, and urges adjusting the wage scale to living costs to prevent subversion and preserve academic quality.
A compilation of heterogeneous trivia covers a horse height and measurement, opium production, extreme temperatures in Siberia and Africa, origins of the Irish potato, epilepsy in America, a biologist's home miniature world, Colorado as mother of rivers, mononose venom, bachelor seals on Pribilof islands, and bamboo growth along the U S coast from Virginia to Texas.
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