Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options including per copy weekday rates, 15c Sunday, city carrier 50c weekly, mail within trading area 10 dollars per year, outside trading area 20 dollars yearly, and outside USA 35 dollars. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the publication is dated from an 1857-founded News Journal Inc. with a Bible-verse motto.
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With A Grain Of Salt About TV Industry Woes And Profits
The essay urges skepticism toward beleaguered industry narratives and cites NBC’s record profits as a counterexample. It notes shifting fashion trends from bouffant styles to square toed shoes, using light satire to question doom-laden public rhetoric.
Gliding Dreams and Early Flight Efforts Across Time
The piece traces humanity’s long wish to fly from Icarus to modern attempts funded by the Royal Aeronautical Society. It notes Henry Kremer’s $14 000 prize for a self powered craft, British attempts with catapult launches, and historic mileages by 1935 and 1937. It ends with a quip about rockets and moon landings.
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Gore targets tax relief in Du Pont GM divestiture debate
Senator Gore of Tennessee crusades against a proposed tax break tied to the E I du Pont Co divestiture of its General Motors stock. He argues relief could let the Du Pont family keep control of GM, by avoiding heavy taxes that would force larger holders to sell. Proponents say Congress should shield innocent Du Pont stockholders from punitive action.
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Almanac Brain Rush Spawns Trivia Treasure
An entertaining read of curiosities from World Almanac notes. It recalls Irving Berlin born in Temum Russia in 1888 and many factoids from winds to trains, rivers, demographics, and famous dates. The piece playfully mirrors a browsed almanac with wide-ranging, named details.
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Free Trade Will Not Work Says Ford and Kennedy
Washington faces a clash between protectionist and free trade ideas as Henry Ford and other auto and industrial leaders challenge the Kennedy administration's approach. The speech cites a $32 billion global investment footprint and warns that restricting capital abroad could worsen unemployment, balance of payments, and economic growth. The piece argues the tax proposal at issue risks hurting American firms overseas and spurring uncertainty in industry.
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Devil in England catechism sparks political rebuke
George Dixon argues the Church of England restored the devil to its catechism to revive blunt speech among politicians. He recalls Henry Clay and John Randolph quips, contrasts modern courtesy with past sharp retorts, and praises reinstating the devil to provoke frank debate in the Senate.
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Tragic 1942 Crash Claims Frame Daughters Near Jacksonburg
Twenty years ago on Rt 744 near Jacksonburg a head on collision killed Barbara Louise and Car ele Sue Frame, ages 2 and 1, daughters of Mr and Mrs Virgil Frame. Mother Verna Frame suffered critical injuries at Middletown Hospital along with Patricia Ann and the father. Truck driver Clyde Carr reported seeing the car waiting then veering into his path.
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Munich Beer Fest Start Delayed To September 20
The annual Munich beer festival kickoff has moved from September 17 to September 20. Organizers are pushing plans to boost attendance and ensure a strong celebration with ample beverages and activities.
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Lessons in Responsibility From a Dog License Scene
A County Treasurer office story shows a clerk busy with dog license applications as a boy voices the pet’s name Smokey. The piece argues early responsibility builds adulthood, noting parental guidance and teaching problem solving over simply answering questions. It reflects on parental listening, gentle questioning, and empowering children to propose solutions.
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