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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Middletown Journal Inc. pricing by carrier and mail. Rates include in city area 45 cents per week and annual mail options 10 dollars within trading area, 17.50 outside, 35 outside U S A. All payments in advance. Published daily since 1857.
In the early months of Gen. de Gaulle's leadership of the French government, his approach shifted from his 1945 civilian rule. He formed a broad cabinet including Communist and Socialist members, resisted large military cuts, and even threatened resignation over defense spending, then moderated his public stance.
The piece notes a surge in pleasure boating in the United States with 28 million Americans aboard 7 million boats this year. It cites lax regulations for small outboard boats under 16 feet and many operators lacking licenses, and references the Bonner bill HR 11078 seeking to regulate boats over seven and a half horsepower to reduce accidents.
The U S Public Health Service launches a warning about dangers from peaceful radiation use. Doctors and dentists may overuse X rays, and cumulative infinitesimals from multiple sources could harm future generations by mutating genes.
New York AP column playfully argues gout could unite leaders and end wars. It riffs on shared suffering as a bond among statesmen, noting gout runs in notable lineages and features humorous myths about Adam, Zeus, and gendered pain.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that presidents cannot remove members of independent, quasi judicial agencies like the FTC or SEC during their terms absent specified causes by Congress. The decision clarifies the separation between executive control and commissioners who must exercise judgment without executive hindrance, undermining assertions of presidential removal power in this area.
In Washington officials form Secret and Benevolent Order of the Hound’s Tooth to lift spirits. Members craft passwords insignia and handshakes with ribald humor centering on beagle’s tooth lore and mock loyalty to leadership. Rep. Emmet Byrne shares baffling anecdotes about avocadoes grapefruit cherries and more.
The forenoon progress equals effort with issues at stake and social gains in a fine planetary cycle. October offers potential changes at work or home and possible public life shifts in Washington while November and December advise against extravagance and hint at heartwarming news.
Twenty years ago on July 2 1938 a Middletown resident uncovered a large patch of marihuana weed triggering an extended investigation led by Art Lane a former Middletown Fireman. Pauline Guscott began duties as a public library staff member at Roosevelt Junior High School replacing Martha Rupp who became county librarian. Roberson's Electric and Sporting Goods Shop moved to 1724 Central Ave from 1721 Central Ave and continued operations in the new location.
A travel editor outlines essential pre trip checks and safety gear. A safety checked car with fresh batteries lights brakes and tires is just the start. The article recommends thermoses snacks toys for kids a flashlight and a new emergency flare kit for night time life saving potential.
Edward O'Donnell, a Monmouth Park money window operator, is jailed. The feature profiles his years at tracks from Baltimore to Miami Shores, wires $60,000 bets at Belmont in 1943, and recounts gambling legends and colorful regulars as he watches from behind the scenes.
The text riffs on fashion terms and names while noting chatter about the Adams affair. It mentions Zadok Dumkopf considering a history of the Adams family and references to Confucius and Littl Audrey alongside weather and baseball phrases.
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