Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice
Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio announces subscription rates for weekdays Sundays and mail options. Rates include 6 cents per weekday 15 cents for Sunday and weekly carrier or mail options with annual prices for trading area outside trading area and U S A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published Daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
First Ave
Postoffice
Tside U
Communists Behind Anti-Semitic Incidents, U.S. Warned
A United Press report argues the West German anti-Semitic wave was a Communist plot directed from East Germany, with agents active in the United States. It cites evidence, arrests, and statements by officials like J Edgar Hoover, urging vigilance against Soviet manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
West Germany
East Germany
Adenauer
United Press International
Bonn
Interior Ministry
Federal Republic
Soviet Zone
Bernhard Schlottmann
National Students’ Federation
West Berlin
Wolfgang Solondz
National Youth of Germany
West German
Defense Ministry
Communist Party
Stu
Dents
East Berlin
Moscow
Free World
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
America
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Klaus Fuchs
MacArthur’s Eighty Years of Service Fame and Controversy
On his 80th birthday Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s career is recalled as a record of bold commands and leadership across World War I and II and the Korean War era. The piece notes his rapid rise, multiple decorations, and enduring conflicts with presidents Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
MacArthur
West Point
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S. Military Academy
Army
Bataan
Philippine Army
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Far East
Long Island
Philippines
Pacific
Japan
United Nations
Truman
John Gunther
Gunther
Halsey
Nimitz
King
Leahy
China Coast
Uneasy Reflections on the 1950s Prosperity
Relman Morin reports growing unease among Americans despite vast economic gains of the 1950s. Dr. Charles Grankel says society lacks purpose and is drifting, while George Kennan warns that without a national sense of purpose the U.S. may struggle to compete with disciplined Soviet society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Morin
Associated Press
George F. Kennan
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Books As Silent Friends In The Writer’s Small Office
Jim Bishop reflects on his book collection and reading habits in a 15 by 20 foot office. He names favorite reference works, biographies, religious texts, and fiction that guide his writing, noting hours from midnight to two in which he voraciously reads. He avoids reading his own works and mentions a planned TV project with Jack Parr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Henry
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
John Kobler
God
Rex Stout
John Marquand
Marcel Proust
Ulysses
James Joyce
Ferenc Kormendi
Charles Pettit
Aldous Huxley
Europe
Robert Briffault
the Genius
Theodore Dreiser
John Steinbeck
Griffith and Mayer
Theodore Reik
John Gunther
Poe
Jack Parr
Brook Benton
England
Marty Machat
London
Princess Margaret
France
Jacques Charrier
Brigite Bardot
Chubby Jackson
Woody Herman
Chubby
Metropole
Guinea pigs used in labs due to disease susceptibility
Factographs note that guinea pigs are widely used in laboratory work because they are susceptible to many diseases that affect humans. This characteristic makes them valuable for medical research and testing.
Ike Could Be Vice President, Says Hennings
The article reports Senator Hennings agrees with Attorney General Rogers that the Constitution does not bar Eisenhower from running for vice president. Ike asks about the 12th amendment, and Hennings notes amendments shaped the Electoral College after 1800. Acheson and Brennan comment minimally on the issue at a Stevenson reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
Missouri
Congress
Hennings
William Rogers
Eisenhow
Jefferson
Burr
Electoral College
Senator Hennings Questions 2nd Amendment and 22nd
The senator suggests Eisenhower raised a running for vice president and argues the 2nd amendment is absurd and should be repealed. He hints he opposes the 22nd amendment, saying it was railroaded to adoption by the railroaded forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Hennings
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Senator Hennings
New Petite Camera Draws Attention in Moscow
A tiny camera about the size of a match box is teased as capable of striking photographs. In Moscow, Brazil plans a Hall to boost coffee consumption among Russians, while Nip natives quarrel over land used as a missile test base, pronunciation noted as No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Brazil
Nii
O.K
The More You Love The More You Have To Give
Dave Regan describes love as a growing resource the more it is used. He argues loving beyond one's immediate circle expands capacity to love others and cautions that the same pattern applies to evil, which grows easier with repeated acts. Love should be applied continually, not stored away.
Go West Young Woman eyed for Katharine Hepburn with Cotten
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Joseph Cotten wrote a new play titled Go West, Young Woman and hopes Katharine Hepburn will star. Intimates expect Mrs. Sugar Ray Robinson to gain a Riverdale home in a divorce settlement. Ralph Watkins seeks Peggy Lee for Basin Street East spring appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cotten
Katharine Hepburn
Sugar Ray Robinson
Riverdale
Ralph Watkins
Hollywood
Peggy Lee
Basin Street East
Jim Kimberly
Palm Beach
Jim
Esther Williams
Tammy Grimes
Rex Harrison
Kay Kendall
Montego Bay
Jimmy Douglas
Barbara
Tomorrow's Stars Offer Caution and Opportunity
The forecast notes confused influences and high aims with lessons from experience if goals miss. For those with tomorrow as a birthday, 1960 calls for financial caution, conservative choices, and avoiding extravagance while promising good domestic harmony and romance next year. Travel late July looks favorable. A child born today is trustworthy and literate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teray
King Features Syndicate
David Lawrence
Korea
Jim Bishop
Encyclopedia Britannica
Roger
Bartlett
Rand McNally
Hammond
Virginia
Ernest Hemingway
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
LeComte de Nuoy
Winston Churchill
Edersheim
and Butler
Jesus
Ralph German
Leonardo da Vinci
der Fuehrer
Konrad Heiden
Napoleon
Emil Ludwig
Samuel E. Morison
Messmore Kendall
A. Woollcott
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Paris
Guy Endore
Monmouth Beach Coast Guard Station
George Dixon Ike
Adlai Stevenson
Dean Acheson
Veep
Mr. Acheson
Supreme Court
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Adlai
Symington
Senate
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Saratoga
Pamela Curran Sweeny
Anita Colby
Sarah Churchill
Sir Winston
Diana Barrymore
Jack Carter
Las Vegas
Giselle MacKenzie
Jack
Giselle
Joan Cohn Karl
Zsa Zsa Cabor
Sidney Barton
al Capone
Rod Steiger
Capone
Dolores Parker
Jerry Adler
My Fair Lady
Paul Bang-Jensen
Sidewalk
Eddie Demarr
Mitch Miller
Columbia
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!