Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rules and rates for various delivery options. Rates include 6c per weekday and 15c on Sundays, with yearly mail options for in trading area at 10 dollars and outside area at 2000 dollars, plus 35 dollars outside USA. The publication is daily by News-Journal Inc. founded in 1857, with a Bethlehem Bible verse quoted.
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Hot issues and market discipline in stock flotations
Market buoyancy has fed new stock flotations that rise quickly, creating the hot issues. NASD warns members to avoid directorships with recently public firms to prevent aura of impropriety. Yet dealers stress no intent to push non existent stocks amid NASD and federal oversight. Navy punishes instructors who stray on communism, promoting the offender after reprimand.
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National Association of Security Dealers
Conflicting concerns in animal research and space weather
A Vivisection Investigation League statement urges donors to question funds supporting animal experimentation, weighing animal welfare against medical advances. The note argues that animal testing underpins progress against diseases, asserting lasting support for research despite humane concerns.
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Vivisection Investigation League
League
Wives of Presidents and the Mourning Gap
The article notes how First Ladies marriages affected political perception from Woodrow Wilson to Grover Cleveland. It cites Wilsons second marriage in 1915 influencing 1916 results, compares presidential widow survivals, and lists long post tenure remarriage survivals, highlighting Mrs Cleveland as a record holder with a 50 year gap after leaving the White House.
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Wilson
California
White House
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Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
A Busy Year Ahead for Jim Bishop Full of Plans
Jim Bishop outlines a packed year blending work and travel with hopes for a Nation alist China piece and a world journey. He seeks more time with family, especially his older daughter and grandchildren, and notes ambitions for golf, writing a novel, and reducing late night reading and candy in bed.
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Virginia Lee
Gayle
Frank
Elinor
Karen
Kathleen Stone
Jack Mehler
Bishop
Big John
Florida
Fliott Ness
Frank Nitti
Ness
Nitti
Chester Morris
Richard Dix
Realio
Julie
St. Joseph's
Rockleigh
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Molotov Returns to Duty as Khrushchev Shifts Tone
The article notes Khrushchev reinstated Molotov to an international post in Vienna after repudiating Stalin, stirring curiosity about internal Soviet politics. It details Molotov’s ties to Stalin, the 1939 pact, and questions whether Stalinists or isolationists influence the Kremlin.
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Moscow
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Britain
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Russia
International Atomic Energy Administration
Tribute To The Police And A Fallen Officer
Paul Harvey argues for respect toward police amid violence and corruption. He recalls Officer Nick Klaske of Fond du Lac Wisconsin killed after a gunfight with robbers. He honors steady officers and urges gratitude for the mostly good cops who risk their lives nightly.
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Nick Klaske
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Chicago
Nick
Klaske
Community book drive led by Mrs Klopp in 1942
Twenty years ago on Monday January 12 1942 Mrs W E Klopp was named to head a committee to collect books for soldiers overseas. Emma Hale Tom Venable and E Myers joined the effort with Boy Scouts aiding in collecting and shipping the volumes. Philip Menger longtime Middletown water works superintendent died at 821 10th Ave. He had served as humane officer and later ran a collection agency until 1931.
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United States
Emma Hale
Tom Venable
E. §. Myers
Journal
Philip Menger Sr
Middletown Water Works
10Th Ave
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Population density and geographic notes in brief
The population of San Salvador exceeds 2,500,000 with a density over 300 per square mile. Australia shows about three persons per square mile, while arid areas limit settlement. Lake Menzalen lies near Port Said at the Mediterranean entrance to the Suez Canal. Paris subways spray perfume to curb odor.
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San Salvador
Australia
Lake Menzalen
Port Said
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Midstate photo book arrival sparks local interest and giveaways
A Middletown era photo collection from the 1920s arrives at Guyler Buick with about 150 copies available first come, first served. The booklet, tied to John T Fay a notable local pharmacist, reflects a 18000 population image. A turkey dinner fundraiser by Manchester Junior High Boosters Club plans 2000 meals for student activities. A humorous weather tale tracks a sister’s snowy travels from Missouri to Alaska.
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Guyler Buick
Middletown
John T. Fay
Middletown Oldsters
Guylers
Boosters Club
New Manchester Junior High School
Boosters
Broadway Bulletin Board highlights and rumors in 1962
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show business chatter from Ingrid Bergman to Lisa Lane, Liz Taylor, Cleopatra rough cut, and new projects. Mentions Kenneth hair edict, UN questions, Gloria De Marco Sisters, Anna Chrysafi, Michael Blankfort novel, Samantha Eggar casting, Roger Vadim, Catherine Desneuve, Nadia Gray, Marisa Pavan, Maurice Chevalier tapestry, Eichmann trial LP, Albert Finney twins, Marty Allenson and Chubby Checker at Copacabana and Merion venues.
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Ingrid Bergman
Kenneth
Washington
United States
United Nations
Lisa Lane
Lisa
Liz Taylor
Rome
Liz
DeMarco
Gloria
Anna Chrysafi
Greece
Melina Mercour
Michael Blankforts
Simon & Shuster
Liberte
Paramount
Mellyn
Samantha Eggar
Virginia
Mama Goldberg
East Side
Dick Gregory
Paris
Roger Vadim
Catherine Desneuve
Charles Saint
Nadia
Maurice Chevalier
Menumontant
Roger Pons
Eichmann
Roger Vailland
Albert Finney
Romeo
Hamlet
Mermaid Theatre
Marty Allenson
Steve Rossi
Copacabana
Chubby Checker
Chubby
Merchantville
Marty
Benches in St Petersburg to glow in pastel hues
The city of St Petersburg Florida plans to repaint downtown benches in pastel colors such as gulf blue ocean coral and sandrift brown as part of a streetscape refresh aimed at brightening the elderly friendly area once known as a haven for retirees Old gold may be a contrasting option discussed by officials.
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