Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Motto
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for city, trading area, and outside areas with and without the Sunday edition. Rates include carrier, mail options, and international, all payable in advance, alongside a Biblical motto.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
City
Sunday News Journal
City Area
Nda News Journal
U.S.A
City Hails Bold Start for Municipal Garbage Service
In the waning hours of the year the city launched a new sanitation program without equipment funds or staff, promising quick action. City Manager Howard Kramer pictured an army of garbage vehicles, while public works workers pressed on from dawn until night, with calls to double the force and build an efficient sanitary system soon.
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Howard Kramer
Paris
Street Department
Division of Sanitation
Rules And Eisenhower's Program Faces House Committee
The Rules Committee, a small yet powerful body, controls the House timetable and can block or demand changes to major bills. Its new chair will be Rep. Howard W. Smith, an ultra-conservative Democrat from Virginia. Eisenhower allies seek to revive the 21 day rule to push the administration program and force votes on key measures.
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Rules Committee
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Virginia
Howard W. Smith
Roosevelt
Truman
Capitol
The Test Of Living And The Small Moments
A playwright argues that greatness arises from building many small moments through steady effort. The text urges that even without fame, daily deeds and family care contribute to civilization, comparing life to a long bridge where every stone matters.
The Neighborly Dilemma Of A Midwestern Car Upgrade
A suburban couple faces pressure after Don agrees to take his wealthy uncle's $3,000 '54 car. The story traces family conflict and social pressure about status, garage space, neighborhood judgment, church and business impressions, and whether to embrace the luxury or avoid vanity.
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Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
New York
Don
Helen
Liberals face FEPC vote test in new Congress
The piece argues Eisenhower should back a Fair Employment Practices Commission now that the Supreme Court has ruled against school discrimination. It notes filibuster threats fading and weighs party splits, Senate rules, and how federal versus state action affects civil rights. It questions whether liberals will push the FEPC plank despite political expediency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
FEPC
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
House of Representatives
Senate
McCarthy
Watkins
Wisconsin
South
Supreme Court
Turks to train diplomat type army officers
Harry Boyd notes Turkey will revamp the War School to broaden officer training beyond combat. Cadets will study international law economics diplomatic history and social psychology to modernize the force under U.S. advisers. The shift aims for better global defense posture and decorum in leadership roles.
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Turkish War School
Turkey
U.S
Be Persistent Yet Prudent In 1955 Outlook
The reading urges pursuing goals now with persistence but financial conservatism. Daytime focuses on duties and evening on happiness at home. Birthday note predicts many good things in the coming year with ambitious, energetic traits and harmony in relationships, plus a fall rise in prestige.
Shift Said in Soviet Line Sparks Western Debate
Washington dispatch notes signs that Moscow may abandon peaceful coexistence as Communist rhetoric grows harsher in Europe and Asia. Secretary Dulles warns the shift could signal a show of force, but maintains Soviet aims remain world conquest. He recalls past bluffs from Moscow to hinder Western integration, noting Japan and Yugoslavia shifts and current moves toward normalizing relations.
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Washington
Nea
Moscow
Europe
Asia
John Foster Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
Dulles
Russia
France
Great Britain
The
of Communist Propaganda Inc
Western Europe Resists Soviet Pressure Yet Seeks Strong Defense
Western European nations push ratification of Paris rearmament plans for West Germany while Moscow uses diplomatic notes to deter attendance at a Soviet era counter security conference. NATO ministers in Paris show resolve to maintain independent defense against Soviet threats.
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Turkey
Greece
NATO
Paris
Germany
Western Europe
Community urges clothing donation and Toastmistress expansion
The Wednesday Morning Missionary Group of the Church of God on Grand Avenue seeks clothing donations to aid the needy year round, offering pickup. Toastmistress International forms a new local chapter to teach women public speaking, inviting interest and meetings at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Mondays at the EUB Church.
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Church of God On
Grand Avenue
Earl C. Dennis
Franklin Rt .1
Clifford Hutchinson
Toastmistress International
Toastmasters
Clayton Ashcraft
Arthur Osborne
Eub
Stock Market Boom Marks Record 1954 Gains
New York reports the 1954 stock market rise as the greatest expansion in history with the NYSE value climbing from about 117 billion to 170 billion dollars. The year features broad participation from the public and institutions, a nine month early slump followed by a rapid surge, and the introduction of the Monthly Investment Plan drawing about 28 000 investors and around 10 million dollars paid in.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago
Canada
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
MIP
Barbs on Biologists and Courts Echo Classic Debate
A witty quip contrasts biologists' focus on cell life with criminal courts' perceived pace, calling a bore anyone who talks when silence is preferred. The remark frames a light social observation about conversation and professional priorities.
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Rader
Dennis the Menace
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