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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1958
Page
4
Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for different delivery areas and frequencies. Rates include daily, Sunday, and mail options with yearly prices for trading and outside trading areas, plus international pricing. Message notes publication details and a biblical verse.
A historical quote asserts that prosperity cannot come from discouraging thrift or weakening the strong, and that wage earners cannot be helped by pulling down wage payers. It cautions against class hatred, borrowed money security, and excessive spending. It emphasizes self-reliance and personal initiative to build true character and independence.
Okinawa remains a critical U.S. base in the Pacific with about 50,000 service members. The island shows a leftward political drift, stronger calls for return to Japanese administration, and potential risks of Communist-linked unions and youth leagues gaining influence in upcoming Ryukyu elections.
Hal Boyle profiles Peter Ustinov, star of Romanoff and Juliet, who warns that space age expansion could replay past wars and colonial errors. He likens himself to a literary enfant terrible and recalls a four year British Army stint, rejects experts, and questions the military mind.
In a brisk analysis of postwar economics, the author argues that a government tax cut cannot revive business quickly. Recovery hinges on broader prosperity and increased employment in heavy industries, not quick boosts in consumer take home pay. The piece warns against delaying investments awaiting a fleeting pickup and stresses the inevitability of recovery as capacity grows.
Fulton Lewis Jr. narrator describes family dynamics as Ginny, 20, plans lipstick for her sister Gayle and a baby on the way. A town woman proposes Friday Night Teen Age Dances at the old firehouse. the father supports the idea but gates Gayle at 13, citing childhood and differing family standards. The piece ends with Gayle wearing lipstick, prompting a guarded compliment.
In an election year criticism erupts as Congress debates price support ceilings and the soil bank. A farmer, Milford Morgan of Murphyshere Illinois, offers to take his 133 acres out of production for 2660 dollars a year for five years if paid by Uncle Sam, while 20 600 farmers sign up for a now discarded program. The piece argues farmers feel unfairly punished as unions push higher costs and politicians offer vote buying bribes, urging readers to imagine choosing between continued toil and financial relief.
Soviet researchers report breeding mink with multiple fur colors sparking questions about whether such color variety renders traditional mink tones outdated. Critics warn against overestimating fashion impact while noting consumer interest and industry adaptation.
Tomorrow brings influences that foster original ideas and intellectual pursuits. Social activities matter for leisure but avoid overindulgence. birthday readers may achieve much this year with goals advancing in the first half and personal aims in the second. Conservative finances, travel favorable June to September, potential stress in October, festive period in November and December, and a diligent child born today.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Paris mood with Kilgallen notes Leslie Caron Maurice Chevalier project may unite talents for Mistinguette life film shooting planned in France early summer with Caron praised as Paris star. Major gossip on Bardot, Bardot signing with William Morris, Brigitte Bardot and Sinatra link teased.
One of Hollywoods free spending millionaires is best known for his marriage to a major star and his publicized lavish lifestyle. The rumor mill questions his current projects and financial ventures as tabloids track his high profile social life.
Walter J. Braun traveled to Columbus to present the State Tax Commission with a brief outlining the city's position on revising tax rates for 1938. WPA supervisor W. D. Nunley announced that work would begin immediately on a sanitary sewer and sewage disposal plant at Amanda, expected to provide 52 months of work for 222 men. Ray Ryan defeated Stacey Hall in two of three falls in Engel's Corner Moonlight Arena main event. Two presidential sons spoke at the Manchester Hotel for the Lincoln Day Banquet, with Robert A. Taft and Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. addressing the capacity crowd on the Great Emancipator’s character.
A compact survey noting electrical storms occur every decade at world poles, Japan’s island area near Montana’s size, a 1912 founded truck trailer business, Romans naming copper from Cyprus, a Francis I gown with 13000 buttons, teenage driver accident rates 50 percent lower with training, camels with heavy double row lashes, Chamorros of Guam and their Roman Catholic faith, ancient Silk use in China before 2640 B.C.
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