Middletown Journal branding and postage notice
The Middletown Journal announces its brand at First Ave Middletown Ohio and its post office filing as second class mail matter. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail, including international pricing, payable in advance. The paper, published daily by News-Journal Inc. traces its founding to 1857 and adds a religious motto.
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Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
USA
News-Journal Inc
Jesus Christ
Sheriff Pell remembered for dedication to Butler County duties
The Butler County sheriff Paul A. Pell died after four years and two days in office. He led with energy visiting all county areas, aided in flood evacuations near Trenton, and faced funding challenges with steady resolve. Pell’s tenure earned broad respect despite some critics as he stood by his principles.
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Paul A. Pell
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff Pell
Pell
Trenton
Miami River
Dropping Out Of High School Hurts Future Prospects
A Labor Department report updated from a broader study warns that quitting high school before graduation cripples future earnings and career satisfaction. It reinforces the value of continued education, training, and skill development despite student desires for an easy, carefree life, noting the long term costs of dropping out. After retirement Eisenhower plans golf in California, accompanied by a telephone trail.
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United States Department of Labor
Labor Department
Room He Didn’t Sleep In Reveals Eisenhowers Memoir Sounds
Jim Bishop recalls life at the White House with Dwight D. Eisenhower and his valet Sergeant Mooney. The interview traces bedtime rituals and a secretary’s nightly routine, revealing intimate details about the president and his household. The piece notes Hagerty’s involvement and cites the president’s approval to keep the story intact.
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Mooney
Eisenhower
Mrs. Eisenhower
Uhey
White
Sergeant Mooney
Hagerty
Jim Hagerty
Scrgan
United States
Noy
Jia Givin
Phesu
Mr. Hagerty
M Hagerty
John Adams Named First U.S. Ambassador to England
The text notes John Adams served as America’s first ambassador to England. It also mentions the nose as a key figure in perfumery, and cites National Geographic on the perfume industry. A master perfumer can identify around 4,000 substances by smell.
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John Adams
America
England
National Geographic Magazine
Give Farm Surpluses To Reds, Man Urges
A columnist argues for using American farm surpluses to aid Red China and the Soviet Union to bolster prestige amid crop failures. He envisions U S advisory teams, led by ex Agriculture Secretary Benson, to address agricultural woes while urging open elections and local reform behind the iron curtain. He links weather claims, political campaigns, and foreign aid in a provocative call for wartime style diplomacy.
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Red China
Soviet Union
United States
John ¥. Kennedy
New York City
Te Ward
Laos
Southeast Asia
The
Congo
State Department
China
Rbenson
Vladimir Matskevich
Benson
Poland
Amer Ca
Red
Europe
Towa
Nikita Kprushchev
Uul
Sokolsky on GOP future and party identity in 1954 race
George Sokolsky argues the two party system must endure and Republicans need a clear distinct platform. He names Nixon Rockefeller and Goldwater as potential 1954 candidates and warns against extremist ties while stressing unified party leadership and purposeful stance.
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Republican Party
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Congress
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Jacob Javits
Wayne Morse
Landon
Willkie
Dewey
Nixon
Nelsor Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
United States Senate
Senate
Styles Bridges
Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Therfore
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Washington
Northwestern states report first scattered snowdrifts of the season
A reader observes the first scattered snowdrifts of the season in the Northwestern states. A second voice jokes about joy being taken from life while noting a comparison to historical conquest by 177 men.
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Northwestern
Holidays and calendar quirks in 1961
Dave Regan ponders how holidays and special days fall on weekdays in 1961. He notes Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve on Sundays, Decoration Day and July 4 on Tuesdays, and a rare stretch with Friday the 13th in the year. He jokes about weekends and prudence amid holiday celebrations.
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Peone
Service People Needed Urges Vocational Repair Training
Paul Harvey urges Congress to prioritize federal aid to distressed areas and promote service programs. The piece advocates community based training in appliance and electronics repair using donated used devices, manufacturer manuals, and partnerships with distributors and training schools to boost employment and address a national tech driven shortages.
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Kennedy
Congress
Industia
Sol Polk
Chicago
Marshall Field
Pak Brothers
Chicago Board of Vocationa Training
School of the Ozarks
Missouri
State Penitentiary
Joliet
Aviation Executive Moves to Aeronca in 1941
Lee H. Smith, assistant sales manager at Waco Aircraft, resigns to become vice president in charge of sales at Aeronca Manufacturing. His career began after World War I with the 117th Aerial Squadron. Burley Cottle elected president of the Raymond Bay Co union. other officers named. Education board officers re-elected include Dr. J.C. Stratton as president, G.L. Kemp as vice president, and Ross Snyder as secretary-treasurer.
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Lee H. Smith
Waco Aircraft Co
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Burley Cottle
Raymoond Bay Co
Lawrence Mitchell
Robert Echorn
Trasurer
John Parry
Board of Education
J.C Stratton
G.L. Kemp
Ross Snyder
Horoscope Forecast for Tomorrow's Stars and Careers
Estrellita the Stars Say For Tomorrow Initiative and enterprise pay off now. Avoid aggressiveness and use tact in presenting ideas. If tomorrow is your birthday, expect a satisfactory year. Job affairs improve with focus. don't overdo social activity. May and June foretell romance. September offers rewards for past efforts. An unusual job and monetary opportunity may arise early. Travel possible next July or August. A child born today will be sensitive and just.
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