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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1958
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options for Middletown Ohio. Rates include per copy, carrier city area, outside city area, and mail plans with yearly charges. Published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857 with a Bible verse dedication.
The State Department weighs limits on travel rights after the Supreme Court’s 5 to 4 ruling finding Congress did not grant broad authority to withhold passports. The high court urged caution in curbing citizens’ freedom to travel, while lawmakers push bills to specify the Secretary of State’s power to deny passports to Communists and other groups. Paul Robeson remains denied a passport pending a limited-visit appeal.
A 1956 report notes 865 561 fires in large communities, a fire every 37 seconds. Property costs have doubled over years, and insurance may not cover all losses. The piece urges reducing hazards and using professionals to repair and upgrade systems to cut fire risk.
Norman V. Peale argues popularity comes from treating everyone as a child of God and offering genuine goodwill. He recalls uplifting a rude taxi driver by recognizing his humanity, illustrating that appreciation unlocks self esteem and social charm.
A Soviet hunter was assessed a fine of 1412.50 for shooting an elk out of season. The piece notes his gambling misfortune and mentions Conrad Hilton in relation to a hotel prize. Caen France hosts a world contest for best tripe dish. Grandpappy Jenkins quips about not being invited to a break.
A Florida vacation vignette shows a good fairy exchanging a tooth for two nickels amid rising sales taxes. Mindy finds the coins and a penny after waking, while the piece blends music and local humor with oddball anecdotes about town life and a golf anecdote.
George Sokolsky reflects on Herbert Bayard Swope as a master of inside journalism. He credits Swope with shaping reporting through access, memory, and organization, contrasting past bold press with today’s handout era and noting Swope’s influence at The World and the press as a public interest force.
The passage reflects early newspaper work when print was cheap and ad funds scarce. It notes reporters’ calling mindset, round the clock labor, and a era of giants including Herbert Bayard Swope and his brother Gerard, contrasting their temperaments and careers.
Analysis of how society shuns the controversial, labeling dissenters as outcasts. The piece argues elites pretend to tolerate eccentrics yet strip away acceptance, comparing critics to criminals and condemning mass conformity.
Fulton Lewis Jr argues that U S restraint and Soviet leverage keep nine American soldiers held in East Berlin. He recalls wartime occupation norms, criticizes current Berlin policy, and urges a direct, forceful rescue by American troops to end the hostage situation.
The text reflects on the deep personal bond between Herbert Bayard Swope and Bernard Baruch, describing their relationship as intimate and based on affection, shared understandings, and wide knowledge of affairs rather than a simple employer employee dynamic. It notes a long association with Churchill sometimes mentioned in discussions of their friendship.
Charles R. Hook president of Armco and Secretary of Commerce Daniel Cooper depart for Europe as part of a nine member Roosevelt appointed group to study labor relations and legislation in England and Sweden. Armco Girls picnic draws 50 attendees at Hamilton Armco camp site. organizers listed. Middletown flags and a half mast inquiry due to custodian lapse. Election clerks announce extended hours ahead of July 11 registration deadline.
A recount of how insects lack lungs and use tracheal tubes for respiration contrasts with notes about human blood composition, dairy bulk tanks and milk cans, pet populations in the United States, and the nature of steam as invisible water vapor.
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