Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rules with weekly, six and seven day mail options. Rates vary by location including city suburban, trading area, outside trading area, and international. The paper notes advance payment and includes a biblical verse.
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Middletown
Ohio S. Broad
First Ave
Ohio
Postoffice
Cammel
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Moses
Federal TV Control Debate Stirs FCC Hearings
The FCC hearings on network programming pit Minow against broadcasters in a clash over the governments role in televising content. While acknowledging low overall quality, the piece argues against networks losing taste and morality to federal diktat, urging careful public interest review without overreach.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Minow
Washington
Congress
Behind Kremlin Walls Stirring Westward Crisis
In a tense Soviet scene Khrushchev leadership faces internal rift with Stalinists and Khrushchevites. Peiping and East Germany voice opposition as Molotov returns to Moscow amid rumors of anti party sentiment. Western observers await substantial moves while a young man seeks a high value signature.
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
Peiping
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Vienna
Stalin
Churchill
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Nikita
Red Boss
Reading On The Rise In American Library Use
A survey by the American Library Association across 100 cities shows Americans read more and better books. Circulation rose 29 percent in five years, nonfiction outpacing fiction, fueled by newspapers and television. Interest grows in global issues, education, religion, and investments, suggesting no return to old norms.
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American Library Association
Russia
Africa
Cuba
Laos
China
Jim Bishop on Sports Writers and Their World
A witty, affectionate critique of sports writers, praising some as “word painters” while lampooning excesses. Tales center on Tom Meany and anecdotes about Hype Igoe, Bugs Baer, Cas Caswell Adams, and others, highlighting gossip, drinking, and journalist camaraderie amid a legendary sports milieu.
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Tom Meany
Tom
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Meany
McAlpin
Hype Igee
Igee
Toots Shor's
Bugs Baer
Bob Considine
Bill Corum
Mr. Baer
Caswell Adams
Cas
Hype Igoe
Damon Runyon
Jack Miley
Miley
Igoe
Philadelphia
Labor Should Be Treated Like Management
George E. Sokolsky argues Kennedy relies on public opinion over government power to shape labor relations. He cites the New York electrical workers 25 hour week contract and warns unions threaten costs and prices, urging equal accountability for labor leaders and management to avert broader economic harm.
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Washington
Kennedy
Electrical Construction Workers’ Union
New York City
New York City Central Labor Council
Amons
Employers Association
New York
White House
Electricians
U.S
Segregation By The Sexes At Washington Dinner
George Dixon chronicles a Washington post dinner scene at a New Mexico press meeting. He describes the formal split between ladies and gentlemen, the cramped “den” where men converse in strained tones, and the unspoken challenge of keeping humor tasteful while national leaders navigate political questions. The piece lampoons etiquette, embassy banter, and the tension of segregated socializing without explicit sensational detail.
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Clovis
N.M
New Mexico Press
Washington
Cage
First Negro bishop in recorded history consecrated in 1508
Factographs Henrique, son of African King Alfonso of Angola Kongo, became the first Negro bishop in recorded history when consecrated Bishop of Utica in 1508 by Pope Leo X.
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Henrique
Alfonso of
Angola-Kongo
Utica
Leo X
Dusty Miller on Today and the value of the day
A friend sends a Dusty Miller booklet anecdote about a rainy April day on a New York platform. The message stresses living in the moment and appreciating today, noting how a salesman shifts from complaining to recognizing the day as the only one we truly have.
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Grace Kelly
Atlantic City
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boardwalk
Toney Betts
the Mirror
I. B. Doyle
Springboro
Broadway B-line Rumors Stir Fans With Star Gossips
Dorothy Kilgallen cites Patterson Liston bout buzz predicting up to 10 million dollars across media. Rita Gam. Marlene Dietrich. Elvis and Julie Prowse ties. Khrushchev West tensions. Spade Cooley prison DJ. Broadway figures in tours and shows. Gershwin show planned. Debbi Reynolds Clara Bow link. Irving Berlin tweaks Call Me Madam.
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Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Liston
Patterson
Madison Ave
al Petker
United States
J . Maximilian Schell
Rita Gam
Binky Beaumont
Marlene Dietrich
England
Paris
Riviera
Las Vegas
Sugar Ray Robinson
Elvis Presley
Julie
Prowse
Frank Sinatra
Lenore Kitt
Bob Merrill
Rome
Raf Vallone
Leo Durocher
Mets
Spade Cooley
California Medical Mental Hospital
Tim Gales
George Gershwin
Rhonda Fleming
Skitch Henderson
Earl Wrightson
Debbie Reynolds
Clara Bow
Museum of Modern Art
Debbie
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Mata Hari
Charlie Parker
Johnny Desmond
New York
Ana
Johnny
Irving Berlin
Ike
Jack
Middle Town YMCA cancels annual M2 banquet in wartime
Directors chaired by S A McDonough vote to cancel the annual M2 banquet amid war activity. Attorneys Henderson Estes and Clifford Elliot join the speakers committee for the Ohio Bar Association defense program. City health chief Dr J A Carter urges residents to back polio fight as a key home front health measure.
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Middletown
Henderson Estes
Clifford Elliot
Ohio Bar Association
J. A. Carter
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Department of Labor
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