Middletown Journal rates and a Bible verse notice
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for city area and outside city area with weekend options and mail pricing, alongside a Biblical quotation from II Chronicles 6:29 about prayer and supplication in the house.
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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Carrie
City Area
Sunday
News- Journal
News-Journal
Sunday News Journal
Israel
Blood donations urged to beat summer slump and aid Korea needs
Red Cross campaigns urge pledges to donate before vacations warning that the summer drop in blood collections continues. May collections totaled 349,409 pints regionally, about 38,000 less than April. Private banks fell about 4,000 from April as dextran use in Korea fails to lessen whole blood demand.
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American National Red Cross
Red Cross Blood Bank
Red Cross
Korea
Defense Department
M. A. Casberg
Secretary of Defense
Armed Services
U. S
National Foundation For
Centennial Celebration Marks Renewal Of U S Japan Ties
The piece notes Japan's return as a free ally of the United States amid a century of shifting relations from isolation to cordial cooperation. It recounts Perry's 1853 54 missions opening ports, protective provisions for sailors, and a treaty that established peace and amity, then traces later tensions and Roosevelt era diplomacy before warming again to allied cooperation with Korea and Asia.
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Japan
United States
Commodore Perry
Korea
Perry
U. S. State Department
Lake Erie
Fillmore
Pacific
Asia
T. Roosevelt
Questions And Answers Mixed Facts From A News Quiz
A collection of Q A items covers cattle breeds, Paul Revere’s ride distance, Hawaii snow on Mauna Kea, the magnetic equator line, and moss use as food in Ireland Iceland. It lists mixed answers including Ha waii weather and Arctic moss uses.
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Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Ireland
Holiday fatigue grips a nation on Blue Monday
Hal Boyle surveys the postholiday malaise as Independence Day leaves millions weary and disillusioned. The piece sketches a typical home battered by sunburns, dented cars, empty piggy banks, and fatigue while offering coping thoughts: this too shall pass, forget it, tomorrow is another day.
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New York
Mother
Junior
Sister
United States
Eisenhower clash over libraries and detective stories
President Eisenhower may be misinformed by aides or may tolerate tax money funding detective stories by authors tied to Communist causes for overseas library shelves. The issue centers on Hammett and immunity questions, the Supreme Court’s stance, and whether U S. libraries abroad should display such works. Critics link this to budget choices and party politics ahead of elections.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Dashiell Hammett
State Department
Congression‘al Committees
Hammett
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Truman
Robert L. Johnson
Mr. Hammett
United States
Truman Administration
Ike's Golf Saves Us Money and Manpower Debate
Washington report notes the Williamsburg presidential yacht was decommissioned by order of Eisenhower freeing 158 officers and men for regular Navy duty. The piece recalls bridge guard crews kept on alert during Truman years and jokes about the cost and folly of guarding the ship, then shifts to a comic anecdote about Senator Chavez's granddaughter Miss Imelda Miller and her poodle Pancho causing a chaotic night with a cat and a mouse culminating in a humorous quintuple dead heat.
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Washington
Williamsburg
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ike
Truman
Navy
Potomac
Imelda
Bunny” Miller
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Pancho
Miss Miller
Bunny
Senator Chavez
Jack
What Is Old Actor Worth In Monetary Terms
Harold Lloyd sues his studio for 750000 in damages claiming concealment of his top billing in a film later renamed Mad Wednesday The piece questions how to value a man in dollars including earnings power public affection and replacement value It contrasts Lloyd with a peAnut vendor and discusses the limits of monetary valuation in personal worth and love
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Harold Lloyd
Harold Diddelbeck
Garden Party Dance at Highland Street Home
Mr and Mrs Ernest Rathman hosted a garden party on Highland Street turning into a dance with a Cincinnati trio playing piano violin and cello until midnight. Mrs Robert Ashworth vacationing with her parents in Newport News Virginia. News item notes a bank robbery at a Corn Exchange Bank and Trust Company branch in New York where robbers in a police uniform stole between $20 000 and $30 000.
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Ernest D. Rathman
Highland Street
Cincinnati
Robert Ashworth
Stanley Street
Newport News, Va
Corn Exchange Bank and Trust Company
New York
Chef Introduces Bunny on Toast En Casserole Dish
The menu features a dish described as bunny on toast en casserole. Diners recall it as a cheese rarebit with paprika. The playful review notes heat may have inspired the chef’s whimsy.
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Bunny
Mosquito netting helps couple enjoy drive in theater
A Indiana trip tale describes a local man and his wife spared mosquitos by curtain netting stretched over drive in theater doors, costing 69 cents. He proposed a business idea to theater manager for free admissions worth 1.80, now claims busy nights sleeping and going to the movies. The second anecdote recalls a painter slipping while barefoot, letting his children assist with wall painting, then stepping into a pan of paint.
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Indiana
Papa
Broadway gossip and party notes fill a busy page
Dorothy Kilgallen fixes Oct 1 for her wedding to wealthy Bill Dara. Billy Rose considers a liquor license for his Ziegfeld lounge. Huntington Hartford and a baby girl welcomed in Los Angeles. Ingrid Bergman turns down a Goldwyn offer. Carmine Di Sapio's political future in New York shakes. Fred MacMurray seeks work, Nora Haymes merges into divorce chatter. Joe Louis comments on The Joe Louis Story. Ralph Meeker dates Rosemary Jensen, a wholesome student. Color TV unlikely before 1957. Windsor bunion woes persist. Eva Gabor's romance grows with Bob Merrill. Don Reed to star in Provincetown shows. CBS stages Stage Struck. Noel Coward commands $7,500 for Waldorf, mind games in Times Square linger. Betty George at Cavanaugh’s and Rosemary Clooney hints about Kiss Me Kate in Dallas. Rosemary Kirk and Lisa Kirk tie up Dallas casting. Barrowan heads to ?
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Diana Douglas
Kirk
Bill Dara
Billy Rose
Huntington Hartfords
Los Angeles
Marjorie Steele
Truman
Margaret
Harry
Ingrid Bergman
Samuel Goldwyn
United States
Nora
Eddington Flynn Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Joe Louis
Ralph Meeker
Rosemary Jensen
Duchess of Windsor
Paris
Eva Gabor
Bob Merrill
Greenwich Village
Marlon Brando
Don F. Reed
Provincetown Playhouse
CBS Radio
Shirley Booth
Noel Coward
Times Square
John McCulloch
Dorothy duPont
Alfred duPont
Morocco
Sammy Stept
DAR
Betty George
Bill Williams
Cavanaugh
Betty
Rosemary Clooney
Cape Ferrer
Dallas
Kate
Lisa Kirk
Jose
Barrowan
Genevieve Kemble Astrological Guidance Card
Do not strive for the impossible this day and keep goals practical. Seek advice for unusual problems and expect cooperation. In the evening you may receive a favor gift or compliment boosting spirits. Romance and courtship are favored and a birth tone suggests imaginative talent with caution.
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Carmine di Sapio
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