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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1957

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates notice

Middletown Ohio subscription rates listed for city area carrier delivery 45 cents per week, outside city 40 cents. Mail rates 10 dollars yearly within trading area and 17.50 yearly outside trading area. Published daily by News Journal Inc. with historical note.

Postoffice Middletown Ohio Us.a News-Journal Inc

Editors survey reveals country views on policy questions

The American Press reports results from 794 country editors across the nation. Key findings show strong support for using force in the Middle East, tax cuts for dividends, debt reduction, and reform of Senate leadership.

American Press U.S Middle East Senate

Don't Be Like This How Much Are Your Household Goods Worth

Household goods value often underestimates replacement cost. Insurance experts say incomes and aging prices push value higher. a professor with 15 000 house and 2 500 contents faced a 9 500 shortfall after a fire. Fire losses last year topped 1 250 000 000.

Harlan Smith Household Magazine Smith

Jerry Lewis Says Mothers Can Raise Comedians

Hal Boyle reports Jerry Lewis argues any mother can raise a boy to be a comedian. He distinguishes taught comedians from born natural funnymen, cites Chaplin Langdon Fields Gleason Berle as naturals, recalls his own heart scare and a doctor joke, noting humor varies like love.

New York Jerry Lewis Jerry Lewis Charlie Chaplin Harry Langdon W.C. Fields Jackie Gleason Milton Berle Berle

Moral force shown in three world rights moves

On June 23 three separate demonstrations of moral force advanced human rights. Eisenhower honored an Islamic Center in Washington, pledging U.S. defense of religious liberty. Pope Pius XII voiced support for Jewish civil rights. John Foster Dulles delivered a San Francisco speech opposing recognition of Red China. This trio of actions, spanning Washington Rome and San Francisco, underscored American idealism against materialism and aggression.

Washington Eisenhower America Asia Middle East Pius XII American Jewish Committee Leavin Vatican Pontiff Pius Israel United States John Foster San Francisco Red China Peiping Mr. Dulles United Nations Korea Rome

Rep John Shelley recalls early voyage and bar fight tale

Washington 1928 memory recounts how John Francis Shelley then a 23 year old second mate in the West Calera fought a Filipino sailor at the Shamrock Bar after two beers and a bar clash that forced him to flee to his ship. The piece traces his rise to California state senator and congressman and notes a Far East survey trip and reception in Lo Ilo led by Chief Narciso Alino. In a separate note Rep Hal Holmes says a new town named George will be incorporated in the Columbia River valley this month with George Washington as the dateline.

Washington John Francis Shelley California San Francisco West Calera Flo Philippines Shelley Mr. Shelley Limey Irian AFL Central Labor Council California State Federation of Labor House Appropriations Committee Commerce Far East Islands Lo Ilo Narciso Alino Aline Rep Alino Hal Holmes Columbia River Valley George

Desert to farmland by irrigation in Idaho’s Snake River plain

Paul Harvey narrates how Burley Idaho residents Dave Burley and Julian Clawson transformed parched desert into fertile land. Their system channels Snake River water through ditches and wells, powering pumps to irrigate shared plots. Cooperation and perseverance turned 10 percent of Cassia and Minidoka Counties green, with a lasting moral of neighborly support.

Burley Idaho Farm Bureau Continental United States Dave Burley Julian Clawson Rockies Clawson Cassia Minidoka Couties Snake River

Phrase Debates Echo Across Several States

Snippets of rhyme and place names surface in a jumble suggesting a playful or promotional exchange. Mentions include Georgia Virginia Missouri Mississippi Wisconsin and a hopeful idea about Santa Claus.

Sweet Georgia Santa Claus Virginia Old Missouri Mississippi Wisconsin

Italy plans 11 deck ocean liner and sea gong skyscraper

A quirky report notes Italy’s plan for a large ocean liner with eleven decks and a “sea gong” skyscraper. In Chicago a fashion show featured five pro football players among its models. A jab at shoulder pads follows.

Italy Chicago

Eve of Independence Day Promises Mixed Fun and Advice

The piece offers a playful guide to Friday before the Fourth of July. It suggests choices for outdoor activities, sun exposure, picnics, and sports like softball or horseshoes, plus cautions about ivy, bites, and overeating. It contrasts active plans with staying home to rest.

Hall

Stand on your head and other odd curiosities

A quirky column blends humor and trivia from E V Darling and John Owen about headstanding for beauty and thought, then shifts to random facts. It notes a monmouth park losing streak, Joe Nuxhall at 15, Barrymore film, daughters’ wedding costs, and a Mrs America inchwork guide. It cites a Greenwood S C reader about a 316 foot wide main street.

Monmouth Park New York Giants Joe Nuxhall Cincinnati Reds Joe Ott Pittsburgh West Virginia Connecticut John Barrymore Barrymore

Mel Ott Makes His Bow With Early Major League Poise

The question references Mel Ott and his debut, noting the young slugger’s first major league bow and the impression he made with early poise and confidence. Ott’s emergence signals a rising star in the league.

Mel Ott

Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow A Horoscope

Tomorrow foretells a bright year for birthday individuals with strong planetary influences. Expect gains in job and finances plus personal growth. Friends will aid business plans in two months, with a potential promotion in October and a financial break in December. Romance may come in September. travel appears early in 1958.

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