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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1957
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Middletown Journal and Sunday News Journal by copy, carrier, and mail. Rates cover in city, outside city, trading area, and outside U S A with advance payment required. Publication details note evenings excluding Sunday and mailing address in Middletown Ohio with a biblical motto.
Big business and labor vie over right to work laws as state legislatures begin 1957 sessions. Legislation bans or restricts union membership as a condition of employment. Key players include the N.R.W.C. Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers. Former Rep. Hartley chairs NRWC advisory board.
Canada sponsors UNEF and argues a permanent UN police force could form from smaller nations if the Egypt mission succeeds. Lester B. Pearson introduced the UNEF idea, which is led by Canadian Maj. Gen. E L M Burns and includes a Canadian contingent.
The almanac suggests traits based on lash shape from Grace Downs in New York. It cites varied oddities from porcupine timber loss to sea beach use and a humorous note on President Eisenhower’s thinning hair nicknames.
Twenty years ago on Saturday January 9 1937 a folk music program by the Women s Music Club Singers and guest performers was presented at the Girls Club. Plans for Boy Scout week were discussed by the committee including W C Boyle C M nee Chester Hollenbaugh R R Le Roy W H Whipple and F A Veray. The Junior Order of United American Mechonies installed officers with Carl E Combs Walter Easterling Jr Barney Smith Charles Brown Rollie Wright C P Girard Thomas Creech Herbert McQuinn Walter Case Arthur A Stubbs Leigh Emerick George Shockley Dan Hall and Walter Cass among those named.
The piece argues the Eisenhower Doctrine advances world peace by potentially embracing a Woodrow Wilson League of Nations concept. It warns Congress must declare clear U.S. intent to deter aggression and prevent entanglements, citing Hungary, Eastern Europe, and free elections as essential but hollow without guarantees against external aggression.
A writer recalls Article Ten and the League of Nations debate of 1919 20 noting Republican skepticism in the Senate and predicting Democratic partisan resistance could block an extended security umbrella. The piece argues for broader guarantees against aggression and suggests a UN or major powers coalition may be needed to ensure peace in the Middle East.
The piece recalls how the musical Little Johnny Jones evolved from a New York flop to a Broadway smash through rewriting and touring. It cites the maxim good plays are not written they are rewritten and notes audience reactions to Scorpio women. It also answers why rings sit on the left hand and traces origins of Circo’s La Rue and the Stork Club.
Dorothy Kilgallen writes from the Hotel Nacional de Cuba describing a late lunch at La Bodeguita del Medio near Plaza de la Catedral. She details Afro Cuban music, a cocky rooster, dishes like plantains and pork, and notes guests Seppy Dobronyi and Jimmy Durante while painting a vivid, breezy scene of Havana's café culture.
Dave Regan notes the ongoing robin first of the season calls and a family bread joke. Miss Charlotte Dell reports a shivering robin near Gardner Board and Carton Co. Then he muses on television fatigue among kids and Elvis Presley mania among teens.
Washington diary style piece shows Senator Hennings of Missouri joking about thirst after a New Year’s Day executive legislative review with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles. He describes a water laden scene where speakers talked while others stayed dry, prompting comic exchanges about listening and desiccation.
The stars advise extra dash in tasks to accomplish now while avoiding energy scatter. In the afternoon focus on stabilizing assets and resisting costly bargains. For birthdays tomorrow through five months offer occupational gain with effort, while relationships improve later in the year and romance may come May to September.
A shaken Angel reacts to a rent increase from eight to twelve dollars for a two story building. The moment before he was nearly too unsettled to mambo with the lynching senoritas in a scene described as understandably upset.
After hearing Hennings the Senate returned to debate to curb it. Richard Russell of Georgia grew agitated at limits on speech and flailed his arms, ultimately tiring with sore shoulders. Jackie Kennedy, wife of Senator Kennedy, tried to enter the gallery via a private elevator pass area, joking about her husband.
A rare mid Arctic and Antarctic phenomenon shows electric storms occur about once every decade. Researchers note the poles do not act as simple lightning rods and such events reflect complex atmospheric dynamics.
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