Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including per copy 30 cents in city, 25 cents outside, with Sunday edition add ons. Mail rates: 9 dollars yearly within trading area, 15 dollars elsewhere, 35 dollars outside USA. Published every evening except Sunday. 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. Text includes a Bible verse and notes second class matter.
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Middletown Journal
News Journal
City Area
U.S.A
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
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Town
Nixon and OCB Chairmanship May Signal 1960 Nominations
The Operations Coordinating Board, created by Executive Order 10483 in 1953, coordinates NSC policies to ensure federal departments implement them. If Nixon becomes OCB chairman, observers see potential endorsement for his 1960 nomination, amid debates on State Department balance and foreign policy control.
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Operations Coordinating Board
Nixon
OCB
Eisenhower
National Security Council
N.C.B
N.S.C
O.C.B
State Department
George C. Marshall
Welfare state vs Christianity, Thurman Sensing comments
Thurman Sensing of the Southern States Industrial Council argues that Christianity and the welfare state oppose each other. He says Christian teaching emphasizes individual salvation and personal responsibility while the welfare state centralizes control through a bureaucratic government. He warns that extreme state power erodes personal care to subsistence levels, with officials benefiting most.
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Thurman Sensing
Southern States Industrial Council
History Has Lessons From War and Peace
Hal Boyle reflects on how a global peace era shaped a teen era and how later generations learned from Hitler Hiroshima and the Cold War. He notes the shift from a confident, uncomplicated world to one where war and threat are familiar, yet concludes youth are better prepared for a rough world.
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New York
Greece
Washington
London
America
Adolf Hitler
Hiroshima
Birthday Party for Geraldine Robinson in 1937
Twenty years ago on a Thursday in January 1937 Geraldine Robinson celebrated her thirteenth birthday with twelve friends. The Middletown Gas and Electric Company manager L. E. Marshall and staff were thanked for efforts to restore power. Crystal Tissue Co. aided by setting up an ironing station powered by its plant, as washing shifted to hand work to conserve electricity.
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Geraldine Robinson
Betty Fry
Mabel DeBord
Dorothy Mason
Mary Shafer
Martha Pervis
Charlene Shetter
Elwood Keller
Bobby Walton
Billy Rose
Leslie Russell
Howard
Harold Sorrell
L. E. Marshall
Middletown Gas and Electric Company
The
Crystal Tissue Co
Foreign policy not a fixed plan says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower argues foreign policy cannot be fully planned and that critics misjudge how the United States manages diplomacy. He notes that dealing with unpredictable rivals requires day to day decisions, cautious restraint, and avoiding blueprints for every crisis while balancing peace and deterrence.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
United States
Department of State
Soviet Union
Postmen pay and quirky marriage trivia in letters
A column muses on postman wages and potential bonuses from households on routes. It recalls a Los Angeles divorce after 51 years of marriage and a Kansas case after 62 years, then fielded reader questions about George M. Cowan’s birthdate and a Santa Anita Handicap pick, ending with twin paternity queries.
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Los Angleles
Kansas
George M. Cowan
Porterhouse
Inauguration Night Echoes and Dances With Connie Hilton
A narrator recalls vivid flashbacks from the inaugural week. Hilton dances with Doris Brownell at the Statler, while Mrs Brownell’s husband had previously sued Hilton over the Mayflower. Armory ball scene features Sam Rayburn and Ike. Harold Stassen leads a revolving door misadventure. Nixon adjusts after a crash, and a rocket editor is struck by a street can in a final, haunting image.
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Washington
Conrad H. Hilton
Statler
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Connie
Doris Brownell
Mr. Hilton
Buster
Ike
Mamie
Colossus
Mrs. Brownell
National Guard Armory
Sam Rayburn
Secretary of Peace
Harold Stassen
Capitol Steps
Childe Harold
Capitol
Open House Highlights Teens Business Skill Drive
Dave Regan reports on Junior Achievement's open house events over three evenings showing students forming and operating mock companies. The program runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. with groups from three to eight firms per night, featuring product ideas, charters, stock sales, and accounting as they learn by doing. Mrs Ruth Lynch of Humane Association explains dog welfare work and shares a stray pup rescue story in the same piece.
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The
Civic Association
Humane Accu
Ruth Lynch
L. C. Lynch
Lynch
Hollywood News Notes and Parades Across The District
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Marie McDonald facing multiple career temptations amid kidnapping publicity concerns, Mary Cohan’s Broadway score debut, sampling from Marilyn Monroe to Eddie Fisher, and Washington inaugural parade commentary. The music scene highlights new records, and Cafe Society chatter includes Mickey Jelk e, Paulette Goddard, Gore Vidal, Ingrid Bergman, and more.
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Hollywood
Marie McDdonald
Mary Cohan
George M
Cohan
Cafe Society
The
Grapevine
Mickey Jelke
Europe
Paulette Goddard
Erich Maria Remarque
Gore Vidal
Ingrid Bergman
Colony
More Washington pranks stir norms on Pennsylvania Ave
A fragment notes a drum major in short pants and bare legs provoking comment on modesty versus a French girl in a Riviera bikini. The passage mentions women playing French horns or tubas and other instrument roles.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Ave
Riviera Beach
Stars Foresee Business Gain and Cautious Travel
Tomorrow brings potential in business with early steady effort and careful dealings with strangers. The period June to September favors new social contacts for future business value, while October suggests no radical moves. November offers good news on finances. a talented child born today will be artistic and virtuous.
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Herbert Hoover, Jr
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Robert Cutler
National Security Affairs
Psychological Strategy Board
Senate
Cabinet
Hal Boyle
Relman Morin
David Lawrence
Korea
Berlin
Formosa
Middle East
Pkoint
Petennie
E. V. Darling
Wordsworth
George Dixon
Hiltie
Homburg
Aviation Daily
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Ross Hunter
Flicker
Tallulah Ad
Eli Wallach
Marilyn Monroe
Barbara
Monte Proser
Palace Theatre
Eddie Fisher
Denise Lor
Persian Room
Washington, DC
Wac
West Pointers
Annapolis
Marines
Air Corps
Coast Guard
Corey
Middle West
Henry Callahan
Heternoon
Eisenhowers
Nixons
Jimmy Dorsey
Tealine
Rocky Graziano
Paul Newman
Bea Kalmus
Atlantic Records
Bobby Short
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
Dennis
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