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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1956

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address

The Middletown Journal lists pricing for per copy, carrier, mail, and Sunday combined subscriptions. Rates vary by city area and trading area with mail options priced yearly. publication is daily except Sundays from 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. The page quotes a religious verse from Luke 9 23.

City Sunday News Journal City Area Sunday News Journal Poe Sere News Journal U.S.A First Ave Middletown Ohio

Mayors Convene in Washington Under Civil Defense Focus

Civilian Defense Mayors and city managers from large cities gather in Washington at the President’s call to review federal activities abroad and at home. The meeting, organized by Val Peterson, may stress civil defense amid earlier Operation Alert disruptions and relocation plans for federal branches.

Washington Eisenhower U. S. Conference of Mayors American Municipal Association White House Civil Defense Val Peterson Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Congress Supreme Court Office of Defense Mobilization

Consumer Credit Doubts Over Rapid Instalment Growth Rise

President Eisenhower urged Congress to study standby authority to regulate instalment buying as consumer credit climbs, with end 1955 outstanding at 36 billion dollars. Auto loans exceed 14 billion, liberal terms raise lender risk while economists split on reimposing federal controls amid booming prosperity.

Eisenhower Congress Executive Branch Washington Federal Reserve Board Spence D-Ky House Banking Committee

Hal Boyle column muses on quirks and curiosities of life

New York columnist Hal Boyle shares a mailbag of quirky facts and trivia. From hairpieces and brainprints to presidents who died in office, dual joints, and old aviation logs, the piece surveys odd knowledge and humorous anecdotes while noting cultural quirks and historical tidbits.

New York Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson U. S W. H. Harrison Taylor Lincoln Garfield McKinley Harding Franklin D. Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln Abe Ford Harvard Joe Miller Miller John Mottley Uncle Sam America Turkey Europe Asia Istanbul North Carolina

Maclean Burgess Affair Deepens US UK Security Strain

Moscow appearance of British diplomats Maclean and Burgess triggers warnings in London and Washington. Eden cites a need to beware while beaverbrook papers urge tighter surveillance. Details tie to Korean War intelligence leaks and a web of Soviet intrigue through Moscow and Geneva talks.

Book Exposes British Security Weaknesses and Sparks Diplomacy

The sudden appearance of two diplomats last Saturday is tied to a well documented London Daily Express book. Copies reportedly reached Moscow, with U S News World Report obtaining rights for this week. Lord Beaverbrook says the book will not strain Anglo American ties.

London Daily Express Moscow U. S. News & World Report United States Lord Beaverbrook Maclean Burgess Britain

Name Changes and Princely Marriages Spark Glamour

A gossip mix notes Ella Fudge changing to Lynn Russell and marrying into the Borghese family. It cites Europe’s old aristocracy and art lore, then shifts to light anecdotes about hospital timing, waitress wages, and hat shopping records in New York, ending with Barbara Hutton’s rapid millinery spree.

Maria Pauline Titian J. P. Morgan Lily Dache Manhattan Marlene Dietrich New York City Duchess of Windsor Midtown Manhattan Barbara Hutton

Star signs guide dating rules from a bygone column

A newspaper column cites Sagittarius men and dating tips advising caution on early kisses, followed by a reader Q&A about Cleopatra’s offspring and songs credited to former New York mayor Jimmy Walker. The piece blends astrology with trivia on ancient figures and mid-century music.

Cleopatra Julius Caesar Marc Anthony Jimmy Walker New York Jimmy Sally Robins

Edgar Rice Burroughs Early Writing Start Delayed

Edgar Rice Burroughs, who became a millionaire from his literary work, began his writing career late in life and was nearly 40 before he started publishing.

Edgar Rice Burroughs

Estrellita Star Outlook Quiet Yet Pleasing For Today

Prospects today are quiet but pleasing with plans for the future. Focus on social activities, friendships, altruism, and returning favors. If tomorrow is your birthday, the year ahead looks favorable. A child born today will be domestically inclined and peace-loving.

Tarzan Creator Writes First Tarzan Tale in 1914 Chicago

The author penned his first Tarzan story in 1914 while in Chicago, working for the System Magazine. Earlier, he had been employed by Sears Roebuck.

Chicago The System Magazine Sears Roebuck

Dumas Claims About Beauty and Marriage Longevity

A quote attributed to Alexandre Dumas senior suggests that a woman who remains beautiful after a decade of marriage reveals either a husband who treats her well or an ongoing romance with another man.

Alexandre Dumas

Infiltration Tactics and British Exposures in Cold War Era

On March 18, 1954, a dispatch described how Communist influence operates by gaining access to cabinets in France and Italy to shape policies. It notes Maclean and Burgess from the British Foreign Office advising Moscow, questions their value, and warns Soviets may liquidate them. adds that a recent press conference yielded more questions than answers.

Messrs Maclean Burgess Great Britain America British Foreign Office Korea Manchuria MacArthur U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Truman Maclean- Burgess Berlin France Italy Communist Party Moscow Free World Messrs. Maclean and Burgess

McGurn shot at bowling alley. Valentine found slain

Twenty years ago on a February Saturday in 1936 Chicago gangster "Machine Gun Jack" McGurn was shot in a bowling alley, a comic Valentine lay beside him after two back shots, as Ohio river towns faced ice jams and thaw from a failed predicted cold wave.

Jack” McGurn Capone Shain Chicago McGurn Ohio

Fisk Oratorical Contest winner named at Miami University

Harry O. Finkelman of Middletown, a senior in liberal arts at Miami University, won the Fisk Oratorical Contest at the school.

Harry 0. Finkelman Middletown Liberal Arts Miami University Fisk

City of Hartford Wins National Noise Abatement Award

The National Noise Abatement council awarded Hartford, Connecticut for its achievements in reducing noise. The ceremony was described as quiet and orderly with officials present. Local leaders praised the initiative and pledged continued progress on quieting urban areas.

National

World Day of Prayer set for Middletown First Methodist Church

Day after tomorrow World Day of Prayer will be observed 2 to 3 p.m. at First Methodist Church Middletown with participation invited for men and women, linking prayers from Tonga Island to St. Lawrence Island Alaska. Brotherhood Week follows with theme Brotherhood for Peace and Freedom Believe it Live it Support it.

National Council of Churches Middletown First Methodist Church Tonga Island St. Lawrence Island Alaska Council of Church Women National Conference of Christians and Jews Charles P. Taft

Ethel Merman Near Broadway Return Amid Theater Buzz

Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ethel Merman edging toward a Broadway role after marriage to Robert Six, while Hollywood gossip covers La Merm’s rumored Denver plans, Portia Nelson in London, Bea Lillie’s Park Lane presence, and several industryMovements including Preminger credits and Doris Lilly’s dialogue work for Gene Kelly’s Paris project.

Ethel Merman Robert Six la Merm Denver Warren Virginia Paul Gregory Charles Laughton Broadway Portia Nelson Colony London Bea Lillie Park Lane Lady Peel U. S Portia Helen Morgan Lulu Morgan Torch Singer MCA Doris Lilly Gene Kelly Paris Doris Glynis Johns David Foster al Siegel Bobby Short Beverly Deborah Kerr Friend Lee Marty Snyder Mamie Lacy

Kim Novak and other stars visit Madison Avenue fortune teller

The text notes Kim Novak visiting a lower Madison Avenue hotel to seek a fortune from an aging seer, a routine alongside Frank Sinatra and other famous names. It mentions Bob Hornstein returning to skiing in Kitzbuehl after breaking his leg last year and Melissa Weston’s admirer Merrick Watson, a Jamaica millionaire polo star. Vic Jarmel and Marian Saunders appear in late spots, Pat Coogan in Havana with Al Simon, and a bad swimming pool spill is noted.

Kim Novak New York Madison Avenue Frank Sinatra Playboy Bob Hornstein Kitzbuehl Melissa Weston Merrick Watson Jamaica Vic Jarmel Eileen Barton Marian Saunders Pat Coogan Havana al Simon

Screen Guild protest sparks film advertising clash

Snaps show Sir Laurence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe in the fold as Our Boy gains weight. Tin Pan Alley bets Helen Merrill’s Comes Love to spark stardom. Nelson Algren resents his film name drop in ads. Writers Guild branch decries ads as shocking and outraged.

Laurence Oliver Marilyn Monroe Tin Pan Alley Helen Merrill Nelson Algreen Screen Writers Branch Writers Guild

Factographs and World Facts Snapshot

The brief notes cover worker safety versus after hours risks in the United States, the West German federal system with its two houses, a 1954 lung cancer death toll in America, postwar growth of Ryukyu island vehicle fleets, elephants’ growth from birth to adulthood, elephants’ lifespan, early color differentiation by humans, and the origin of the term cannibalism from Greek.

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