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Middletown Journal
City
News Journal
City Area
Sunday News Journal
U.S.A
Middletown
Ohio
Women’s place in economy driven by growing female labor
The article cites Mrs. Alice Leopold on February 7 noting women’s equal impact on the economy and rising opportunities. It details pay gaps, job concentration in lower grades, and rising female labor force from 14 million in 1940 to 21 million, with expectations to surpass 26 million by 1965. It highlights state equal pay laws, federal proposals, and labor market discrimination in pay.
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Alice K. Leopold
Secretary of Labor
United States
U.S. Women’s Bureau
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Labor Department
Dope Socialism Promotes Government Ownership, Warns Opponents
The statement declares dangerous socialism as a drug that promises grandeur but corrupts national character and liberties. Politicians backing government owned businesses are accused of peddling this narcotic, misleading the public about future consequences.
Two Million Dollar Diamond Sits With Harry Winston
Hal Boyle muses on selling a 128 carat flawless diamond named Miss Nameless owned by Harry Winston. Tax hurdles in the United States curb sale prospects, making Europe, South America, or the Middle East likelier markets. A contest offers a diamond dust prize and Elvis Presley photo for the best reader idea.
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New York
Harry Winston
South Africa
George Washington
Rappahannock
Winstom
Winston
New York City
Europe
South America
Middle East
King Saud
Arabia
Texas
Elvis Presley
Local musician joins Gene Fletcher’s orchestra in New Mexico
James Cooper leaves Middletown to sign a one year contract with Gene Fletcher and his orchestra at Radio Station KLAH in Carlsbad New Mexico. Eight Middletown Hospital School of Nursing graduates pass medical exams at Columbus. Salvation Army officials arrange program for Col William H Barrett with Lt Edward Bruewer Mrs Florence Wenzel and Alice Stoecklein on the program.
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James Cooper
Gene Fletcher
KLAH
Carlsbad
N. M
Middletown Hospital
School of Nursing
Columbus
Frances J. Brandenburg
Mary E. Butt
Thelma E. Dishun
Mary A. L. Hopkins
Mary A. Hull
Gladys L. Littler
Margaret E. Seigfried
Florence L. Smith
Ernest Newton
Salvation Army
William H. Barrett
Eastern Territory
Citadel
Edward Brewer
Florence Wenzel
Alice Stoecklein
Democrats Play Politics as Middle East Burns
The Senate fights over the Eisenhower Doctrine as concerns grow about a divided government. The piece frames Democratic filibuster tactics delaying foreign policy and contrasts House and Senate actions, warning voters about 1938 election implications for President Eisenhower and global peace.
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Washington
Senate
Middle East
White House
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
United Nations
America
U.N
Humphrey's domestic quip tops his foreign crisis talk
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey tries to argue over Gaza and Nehru while his wife Muriel jokes about a new refrigerator. The exchange spirals into a gag about big versus little decisions and a shrug at Israel and Suez. Mundt notes Eisenhower dining style in a separate vignette.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kashmir
Gaza Strip
Capitol
Muriel
Israel
Middle East
Humphrey
Suez Canal
Mystery of Sex Of Darling Baby And Other Vents
A mix of odds and ends from a 1916 era column including a Bronx mother seeking sex predictions for her twins and life expectancy quips about advertising. It also features Q and A items on Anna Held Barbara Woolworth Pamela Joan Woolworth and language notes on divorce terms.
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Bronx
United States
Advertising Age
Schopenhauer
Anna Held
Mary Eaton
Anna
Pamela Joan Woolworth
Barbara Hutton
Pamela
Barbara
Paraguay
Miami
Fla
Dragon Films
President Switches Fork Handedness At Table
The speaker notes President shifts from left to right hand for eating vegetables and potatoes. They discuss how Americans largely eat with a right-handed fork and compare European knife-fork habits as more logical, praising the President's refined table manners.
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Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Ike
Middletown City Jail Reform Proposal Attracts Public Debate
A local editorial lauds a plan to replace Middletown’s overcrowded jail with a new city facility. It critiques current conditions, notes humane treatment and potential rehab benefits, questions cost estimates, and urges public airing and Commission study. The piece argues a city jail could support a social educational program beyond a county solution.
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Middletown
City Commission For Study
Notable Hollywood Mix of Reconciliations and Tours
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Joanne Dru contacts John Ireland for reconciliation, but he remains enamored with Kim Novak. John Ireland rejects the idea as Debbie Reynolds and entourage travel with Eddie Fisher. CBS reportedly buys the DuMont center on E 67th St as stars tour New York, London, and Hollywood with Prince L. Green.
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Joanne Dru
John Ireland
John
Kim Novak
Joanne
Steve Allen
Louis Nye
Crutoes
Debbie Reynolds
New York
Eddie Fisher
Philadelphia
Boston
Debbie
Eddie
Video Valley
CBS
DuMont Television Center
E. 67Th St
Central Opera House
Horoscope hints at growth through culture and caution in spending
Generous influences prevail with discussions lectures and cultural activities. For birthdays tomorrow the horoscope signals strong job and finance prospects this year but warns against extravagance, especially late August and November. Domestic matters improve May July December. creative ideas may profit in October.
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Hal Boyle
David Lawrence
Mideast Burns
Lyndon Johnson
House
Rayburn
U.S. Senate
Wilson
George Dixon
Big Man
Tor
E. V. Darling
Anatole France
Dave Regan
William Denham
J. T. Lamb
Louis Rossi
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dorothy Kilgallen
Miss Midnight's
Marilyns
Anitas
Jaynes
Robert Ryan
Aldo Ray
Ballyhoo
Rock Hudson
Tab Hunter
St. Louis
Errol Flynn
Jeff Chandler
Hal Schaefers
Vic Damone
Mam-to-be
Wayfarers
Denise Carroll
Tony Canzoneri
Denise
Freeman Chium
Cheryl Crawford
Lavern Baker
Ed Begley
Selene Walters
el Morocco
Mexico City
Miguel Aleman Jr
Cantinflas
Charles van Doren
Edward Mulhare
Rex Harrison
U. S
George Shearing
Isadora Duncan
Goldie Hawkins
Murray Hill
Touchstone Club
Isadora
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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