Middletown News Journal subscription page and Bible verse
The Middletown News Journal announces subscription rates for city area carrier and mail options with Sunday edition add ons, including in and outside trading areas and international rates. A Bible verse from Deuteronomy completes the page.
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Len Cown Journal
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Middletown
Ohio
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Sunday News Journal
City Area
U. S A
Anna Nananame Ccca
Federal votes on strikes spark GOP debate in New Jersey
At a Jan 13 meeting with New Jersey Republicans Secretary Mitchell questioned a federal strike ballot plan. The Smith bill would require a secret nationwide ballot by NL RB to decide whether ongoing strikes should continue, a move critics say could be costly and delay settlements.
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Congress
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
New Jersey
Sen. Smith
N. J
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
National Labor Relations) Board
Sen. Ives
N. Y
N.L.R.B
Taft-Hartley
Sen
Taft
Federal Mediation
Ching
Eisenhower's increasing enjoyment of his White House role
The piece notes that President Eisenhower now appears to like his job more than last year and suggests this pattern may reflect a broader trend among presidents. It argues time often strengthens a leader's resolve to perform well while cautioning against overconfidence and hubris.
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Eisenhower
White House
Jurisprudence In Verse Inspires Courtroom Poetry
A Port Arthur Ontario judge ruled damages in a heifer case and added verse. In Jefferson Iowa another judge mocked with a verse about a horse Easter Glow. The notes joke about poetry in law and urge restraint despite charm.
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Port Arthur
Ontario
Senators Bath Privilege Sparks Taxpayer Buzz
A columnist visits the U.S. Senate private marble baths and gym, noting secrecy and limited use by senators. He questions the privilege, suggesting replacing the facilities with a modern gym and criticizing the public backlash and clamor over taxpayer-funded pampering.
President Has Right To Act In Agepressions wasacsombeed a Rack to a
Washington analysis notes that the President has long claimed power to act instantly in military matters without prior Congressional approval. It contrasts executive action with constitutional processes, citing Korea, Vera Cruz, and NATO treaties, and warns that failing to seek ratification afterward would be a mistake.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Congress
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Navy
Truman
Korea
Security Council
United Nations
Pacific
Republic of Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
China
Great Britain
Red China
Hong Kong
Senate
Eisenhower
War Declarations and Congressional Ratification in Wartime
The text describes how presidents sought congressional ratification of a state of war after declaring hostilities. It cites Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor and Wilson in 1917, noting careful use of war-state resolutions rather than formal declarations. It references German submarine warfare threats and U.S. responses.
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Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Wilson
Naval Ministry
The Good Life Now A Quasi Parable On Fame And Fear
A humorous column blends a tale of a Pomeranian inciting a stampede, a critique of grandiose ventures, and musings on fame. It cites Maugham and Countess Dorothy di Frasso, concluding that immortality is uncertain and urges living well now rather than chasing posterity.
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Dorothy di Frasso
Bugsy Siegel
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Vila Madama
Rome
Countess di Frasso
Maugham
Two Kentuckians Arrested For Stealing A Barn
Two Kentuckians were arrested for stealing a small barn. A Michigan judge jailed a woman for refusing to talk. In the end, eight wonders of the world are noted as a quip.
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Michigan
Eisenhower party taps Harkness for star studded night
President Eisenhower agrees to host a high profile inaugural party for the White House Radio and Television Correspondents Association led by Richard Harkness. A dinner at the Statler Hotel in Washington aims to showcase top radio and TV figures with national broadcasts planned for February six.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bolivia
Mamie
Ike
White House
Radio and Television Correspondents Association
Richard Harkness
Harkness
Ske
Herbert Blanck
Statler Hotel
Blunck
Mr Harkness
Boniface
Alcoholics Anonymous
Windsor man Horace H Hayden founded first dental college
Horace H Hayden of Windsor Connecticut is credited with establishing the world’s first dental college in that city, marking a milestone in dental education.
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Horace H. Hayden
Windsor, Conn
Here And There We Fear Static Shock At Home
Dave Regan notes weeks of strong static discharges touching people and objects as atmospheric friction. he jokes about changing weather but warns about license reminders for Middletown dogs. Tomorrow is the license deadline. tags cost $3 after that.
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Middletown
Backstage Feud and Glamour In New York Society
New York gossip covers a feud between Zinka Miljanov and Kurt Baum at the Metropolitan Opera with boos from standing room fans. Dorothy Parker reads in Gotham, Is tine Jorgensen distracts the crowd, and a flood of tabloids notes Hollywood names, Doris Lilly post cards, and a possible Atom Bomb Compensation Federation headline. A 21-year-old Charlie Applewhite rises after a Berle appearance, Perle Mesta debuts January 24, and Sugar Ray Robinson faces a tense moment in Quincy.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Zinka Milanov
Kurt Baum
Hollywood
Broadway
Istine Jorgensen
Dorothy Parker
Gotham
Cafe Society
Doris Lilly
Havana
Eli Schiess
Atom Bomb Compensation Federation
Charlie Applewhite
Berle
Perle Mesta
Town Hall
Jacques Griffe
Paris
George Mikan
Martin Abramson
Uut Basic
Sugar Ray Robinson
Quincy High School
Quincy
Sugar Ray
Stork Club Buzz and Broadway Rumors Stir A-List Gossip
Porfirio Rubirosa bubbles with rumors of a hemming in while Sweeney names Ruby as cor respondent in his divorce from Joanne Connelly. Lillian Roth rebounds after decades of trouble and Coral Records signs her for an album. Democratic senators hail Isenhower’s State of the Union as great since FDR. Matt Fox Ed Madden Lew Kerner push Greta Garbo video bid. Marlene Dietrich comments.
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STORK
Porfirio Rubirosa
Zsa Zsa
Sweeney
Ruby
Joanne Connelly
Carlyle
Lillian Roth
la Vie Nm Rose
Coral Records
Bob Thiele
Marlene Dietrich
Tomorrow’s Stars Guide Cautious Personal Progress
Do not overcount on others this day, as determined personal efforts can overcome barriers. Set events at their own pace and avoid hasty choices, while steering clear of tasks beyond abilities. Evening hours favor benefic configurations for shared hobbies with loved ones, but avoid large social functions with strangers.
What countries comprise the b League and miller moths
Question and answer format lists countries in the b League as Egypt Iraq Syria Lebanon Transjordan Saudi Arabia and Yemen. It also explains small light colored moths called millers because their wings and bodies are coated with a white flour like powder resembling old fashioned flour dust on clothes.
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Egypt
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
Transjordan
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
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Maine
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Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Truman
David Lawrence
Erich Brandeis
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W. Somerset Maugham
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George Dixon
Shoreham
Robert Morris
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
New York City
William Jenner
Indiana
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Morse
Jenner
McCarran
Irene ‘“Pedie
Beamon
Secretary of the Senate
Mark Trice
Rock Creek Park
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Grandma
Chinatown
52Nd St
Jack
Mary Benny
Seth Baker
AGVA
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Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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