Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Record
Subscription rates listed for Middletown Journal include per copy weekday, 4 cents. Sunday 15 cents. city carrier 4 cents weekly. outside city 40 cents weekly. mail six days 10 dollars yearly. outside trading area 17.50 yearly. outside US 35 per rent. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
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Hitler’s rise to power 25 years after
A compact sketch of Adolf Hitler rising from a weak early life to Chancellor in 1933. It notes Franz von Papen’s role in forming the coalition that brought him to power, the Beer Hall Putsch, and the rapid events that followed including the Reichstag fire and 1933 elections granting dictatorial powers.
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Adolf Hitler
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Hitler
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Munich
Bruening
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Adenauer
der Alte
Vor Sleicher
Hoffa Faces Jury Again in Second Teamsters Trial
The Teamsters Union leader James R Hoffa heads to a second New York trial on counts under Sec 605 of the federal Communications Act alleging a conspiracy to wiretap fellow union officials. The December 20 hung jury left 11 to 1 for conviction or acquittal, highlighting debates over unanimous juries and justice versus efficiency.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Teamsters
Name Fade of Thomas in English Speaking World
London letters discuss the decline of the given name Thomas among newborns and adoptions in 1957. historians note Thomas declined since the 16th century while John remains common, with Bodkin remarking his family tradition yields only Thomasina and daughters, none named Thomas.
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Ernest Barker
Thomas
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Thomas A. Becket
Canterbury
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Galway
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Special juries and Brazil's size in world rankings
The text notes that in certain criminal cases a special jury with specific expertise can be impaneled. It also states Brazil is larger than the United States, was discovered in 1500, and is the fourth largest country by area.
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Brazil
United States
Eisenhower and Democrats clash over press driven politics
A Washington review notes the Democrats control key committees and produce many press releases while the Eisenhower administration faces partisan scrutiny. It recalls Taft's era and the need to balance publicity with nonpartisan governance amid debates on peace and security.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Chicago
Sherman Adams
Adams
America
William Howard Taft
House of Representatives
Taft
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Tariff fault lines widen Canadian whisky edge over US
The Tariff Commission probes a $64 million gift to Canadian distillers under the reciprocal agreement program. It cites lax labeling, aging rules, and bond terms that favor Canadian whisky over US products, harming American producers and stalling tariff extension aims.
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Washington
Federed Tariff Commission
U.S
Canada
U. S
Tariff Commission
New York Scene Brights Up Dorothy Kilgallen Piece
The article sketches a bustling New York with Frank Lloyd Wright strolling Fifth Avenue Marlene Dietrich in a red slouch hat Tony Perkins and Thomas Wolfe in shops on 57th Street and 1st Avenue. It notes dining at Miramar Lobster Granados and live music at El Moroco and the Pierre, plus the RCA Exhibition Hall and Israel themed Cafe Sahbra on 72nd Street. It highlights nightlife at Blue Angels Bobby Short and daytime sights from Fifth Avenue shop windows to Madison and 57th.
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Tony Perkins
Thomas Wolfe
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Greenwich Village
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Joe D’orsi
el Morocco
RCA
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1St Ave
East Houston St
Middletown Rally Surges For Roy Nickell Help
A three year old boy Roy Eugene Nickell receives aid from multiple groups after The Journal's Friday story spurred responses. Rev J L Allen Kiwanis Armco Don Holstein American Cancer Society Family Service Bureau Middletown Hamilton Cincinnati Dayton residents join to fund transport housing and opportunities for the boy.
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Roy Eugene Nickell
Amanda
J. L. Allen
Nickell
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Don Holstein
Armco East Works
Armco
Middletown
American Cancer Society
New York City
Family Service Bureau
Journal
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton
George Dixon It's Good To Be Bad
Washington report on SBA head Wendell B. Barnes sparring with Senator Long over loan risk and policy. A Gonzales Dart-Win Pants loan case ends badly, prompting a quip that Barnes finally did his job. Separate note on Senator Ellender guiding a New Orleans journalist home in cold mixup and a Park Police memo about emergency weapon procedures.
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Washington
Senate Select Committee On Small Business
Wendell B. Barnes
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Barnes
Long
SBA
Small Business
Gonzales
Dart-Win Pants Co
Senator Long
Gonza
Estrellita The Stars 3a v For Tomorrow
The stars advise sticking to routine schedules and avoiding heavy new duties. If tomorrow is your birthday on February 1, you enter a period strong for work and finances through mid July with later slowdowns and conservative steps. Family harmony improves, a property or estate matter offers good news in late September.
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