Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription options and prices. It covers per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, carrier and mail rates for local and trading areas, and outside U S rates, with payments in advance. The notice includes the publisher name News-Journal Inc and a Bible verse attribution.
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Legal Bingo in New York City Under Rigorous Oversight
New York City enacts a formal supervised bingo regime under a city law signed by Mayor Wagner on August 2 and approved by voters on November 4. Religious and benevolent groups may run games via the Department of Licenses with strict rules and penalties for illegal sessions. The plan follows a 1952 Court of Appeals precedent and mirrors New Jersey’s legalized bingo, detailing licenses, session limits, and prize caps while noting broader tax and political implications for liberals debating revenue and capital gains tax structures.
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Wagner
New York
Court of Appeals
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New Jersey
New Jersey Control Commission
Jersey
Garden State
Raffles
Congress
State Lottery Control Commission
Richards W. Hannah
Bingo
Protestant Episcopal Church
Bernard J. O'Connell
Red China’s commune plan eyed as slave labor threat
Paul Harvey warns that Mao era China's vast commune system forces 14 to 16 hour workdays for 650 million people. He cites Dulles calling it slave labor, predicts long-term domination or collapse, and urges the West to bolster its own productivity to maintain balance of power.
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Dulles
Red China
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Asia
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow
Rely on your own efforts to get things done now and revise your spending program. Do not depend on promises of cooperation from others. For the Birthday, you are at a pivotal point. romance, travel and social activities will be generous from late May to early September with business expansion possible in October and November.
Rights vs. penalties in labor cases spurs debate
In Boston a labor leader was fined ten thousand dollars for criminal contempt after violating a court order to stop interfering with seized coal mines. The DOJ asked no prison sentence, highlighting perceived unequal treatment and questioning criminal contempt norms and jury trial rights in labor disputes.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Boston
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
U. S. District Court
Supreme Court of the United Sates
Internal Revenue Office
Congress
Goldfine
George Dixon The Old Year Part One
Washington columnist George Dixon surveys a year in review style, mixing political quips with social satire. He cites Rep. Charles Brownson on four star generals, anecdotes about the White House and GOP fundraising, and notes on public figures, Supreme Court issues, and debates over jury trials in criminal contempt.
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Navy
Air Force
Brownson
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White House
North Carolina
Paul Douglas
Illinois
New Year Reflections On Aging And Moving Forward
Dave Regan offers a 1959 outlook urging readers to review past mistakes, learn from history, and use memory as a guide. He notes aging reshapes fun and priorities, but remains hopeful the future will be more exciting, with no need to relive the old year.
A Year To Remember 1958 In New York News
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a sweeping look back at 1958 New York and world events. The piece highlights births deaths awards marriages scandals and cultural milestones from Pope Pius XII to Desi and Lucy buying RKO and Brando's rise. It threads entertainment politics science and sports through a year of change.
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City College
Bernard Baruch
Roy Campanella
London
England
Sally Howes
Richard
Bob
Russia
Moiseyev
John Held Jr
Hawthorne Emrick grocer bandit sought after 1939 theft
Police hunt a bandit in his 50s tied to a hold up of Hawthorne Emrick Grocery at 119 N Grimes St last night. Cincinnati Hamilton traction service reduced to one round trip daily with hourly Hamilton Dayton service still run under receivership. Local baby counts start year as Earl Murphy boy born at 12 03 a m and a daughter of Carl Mears shortly after. Denny Lumber Co files incorporation papers in Columbus with George E Denny as president, firm donor member for 53 years.
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Hawthorne-Emrick
N. Grimes St
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railroad
Dayton
Earl Murphy
Central Ave
Carl Mears
Franklin Rt. 2
Murphy
Columbus
Denny Lumber Co
George E. Denny
Charles E. Denny
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