Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscriptions Rates and Adresse
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Court faces crisis of doubt over its power and role
John Osborne examines a growing crisis at the Supreme Court as critics note overreach and bias in decisions. Prominent judges and officials debate limiting the Court, while Justice Holmes’s warning echoes that law and justice may now clash in a changing judiciary.
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Supreme Court
John Osborne
Congress
Osborne
Learned Hand
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Reed
National Conference of State
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Frankfurter
Mr. Osborne
U. S
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Holmes
Court of Law
Justice Holmes
U. S. Supreme Court
Chamber head urges curb on wage price spiral
William A. McDonnell, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, warned that focusing on wages misreads purchasing power. He said wage gains help only some while prices rise for all and urged business and labor leaders to halt the wage-price spiral that dampens consumer buying.
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William A. McDonnell
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
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Andean Train Rides On Top Of The World
Ecuador marks 50 years of the Andean roller coaster linking Quito to Guayaquil. The 287 mile line climbs above 9,000 feet with tunnels and bridges, lowering travel time from 36 to 11 hours. Built by Archer and John Harman after British funding, the project opened terrain for agriculture and industry, featuring the Nariz del Diablo and Cotopaxi near Latacunga and Riobamba before reaching the port.
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Ecuador
Andes
Guayaquil
Pacific
Eloy Alfaro
Archer
John Harman
Archer Harman
Latacunga
Cotonaxi
Cotopaxi
Ambato
Riobamba
Urbina Pass
Re Huigra
Nariz del Diablo
Devil's Nose
Chandhan
Chanchan
Elements and cars in the United States
Factographs state that oxygen, hydrogen, silicon and aluminum make up about nine percent of the earths crust. The nation has more passenger cars than trucks with over 40 million cars in operation on highways.
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Silicon
United States
Alaska Statehood Opens New Horizons For U S
Washington argues Alaska’s admission doubles land mass and adds electoral votes, creating new markets, oil potential, and strategic links with Asia. Analysts note economic opportunities, trade boosts for Pacific Northwest, and possible Canada U S mergers while cautioning on political shifts and cultural ties.
Fulton Lewis Jr. criticizes radio waves and FCC policy
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr. argues radio licenses renewals faltered for six Atlanta stations under FCC scrutiny. He condemns top forty formats for neglecting public service and urges balanced programming highlighting news, civic affairs, and broader audience needs.
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Uncle Joe
FCC
Congress
At- Tanta
Theadio Broadcasting
Shades Of Night Whittaker Chambers And Communism Faith
Paul Harvey discusses religion and communism comparing their roles as belief systems. He cites Tito's Yugoslavia Poland and Russia to illustrate how communist economies shape incentives and property, arguing that while communism may remain an economic philosophy it could evolve into a global conspiracy under a few rulers. He warns of growing communist conversion and contrasts Rome's fall with disciplined barbarian success.
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Whittaker Chambers
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Poland
Russia
Italian Ministry Drafts Ants to Fight Invasive Caterpillars
An Italian agriculture ministry report details importing truckloads of fighting ants to combat a caterpillar invasion. The article notes the plan’s feasibility and defers remedies for the next steps.
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Italian Agriculture Ministry
Mosquito Sighting and Fan Project in Middletown
A Middletown narrator notes severe mosquitoes this summer and recalls a recent bite while cleaning a window fan. He laments repellents and observes Mrs. H. and T. escape bites, preferring indoor protection as cooler weather fades and the fan awaits a thorough cleaning.
Notable Hollywood Buzz and Celebrity Lovers News
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Marie McDonald’s renewed illness and Paramount shooting rounds for The Geisha Boy. Juliette Greco flirts with Jimmy Bell in Brussels. Rosalind Russell wraps Auntie Mame, plans yacht dream cruise in the Greek islands. Marilyn Monroe bows out dubbing Bardot. Judy Garland aims to drop 20 pounds. Della Reese eyed for Broadway. Pierre Preminger and Imogene Coca link in London. Ella Fitzgerald plans nursery rhyme album.
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Marie McDonald
Paramount
Europe
Juliette Greco
Darryl Zanuck
Jimmy Bell
Brussels
Rosaland Russell
Mame
Lady Decker
Olga Deterding
Chums
Cuba
Albert Schweitzer
Marilyn Monroe
Brigitte Bardot
Marilyn
Bardot
Judy Garland
Della Reese
New York
Greenwich Village
Kerouac
Jules Munshin
Atlantic
Imogene Coca
London
Sid Caesar
Jules
Broodsha
George Tabori
Bob Joseph
Broadway
Imogene
Skeleton Find Near Avalon Identified As Prehistoric Man
An WPA worker uncovered a skeleton near Avalon identified by H C Shetrone as a sitting burial with a fractured skull. A bark bast cloth fragment was used in identification. Coroner Dr Harry F Deubel reported the finding while noting the burial posture and bone exam results.
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Works Progress Administration
Avalon
Harry F. Deube
Butler County
H.C. Shetrone
Shetrone
Deubel
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