Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal announces subscription options with per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, city carrier and outlying areas, and mail rates for trading and non trading regions. It notes publication by News Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Psalm quotation.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
Meil
News-Journal Inc
Eisenhower avoids broad steel labor intervention
The article describes limited government involvement in steel labor talks. President Eisenhower urges continued bargaining without production disruption while reserving Taft Hartley emergency powers for health or safety crises. McDonald extends talks two weeks, and the president repeatedly favors voluntary bargaining over intervention.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Eisenhower
Truman
National Health Or Safety
New York Hospitals Face Ongoing Strain After Ended Strike
The seven NYC hospitals reached a compromise on union recognition and a wage floor, but costs and funding remain contentious. Costs of hospital care have risen sharply, with per patient charges outpacing doctor fees and charity care underfunded as city rates lag behind actual costs while wage levels for nonprofessionals stay low.
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New York City
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Klaus Fuchs and the Atom Trail of Betrayal
A narrative tracing Klaus Fuchs from a 1941 Birmingham University letter offering a secret post to his role in passing atomic secrets to the USSR. It follows how British and American efforts led to Los Alamos, the Rosenbergs, and the 14 year English sentence, ending with Fuchs deported to Berlin East and the poetical question of a pastor’s feelings on his son’s betrayal.
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Rudolph Peierls
Birmingham University
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Simon Kremer
London
Russia
Kremer
Klaus
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Dr. Fuchs
Ussr
America
Philadelphia
Harry Gold
Los Alamos
David Greenglass
Dr Fuchs
Igor Gouzenko
Rosenberg
David
Gold
Berlin
Leipzig
Freedom of association and equal opportunity in a changing U S
A presidential press conference discussion on equality of opportunity, voting rights, and social freedom. It traces how Supreme Court rulings define discrimination in public versus private life, touching on school desegregation, private clubs, and intermarriage debates.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court of the
United States
Mr. Eisenhower
Huw
Supreme Court
Bunche
Court of Public Opinion
Supreme Court of the United States
Oregon hosts nearly fifth of U S timber stock
The article notes that about one-fifth of the nation's standing timber is located in Oregon. It discusses the au gratin cooking method and contrasts Nebraska's unicameral legislature since 1937 with the two-house norm in other states. It also mentions Pacific cattle production trends from Tahiti to New Guinea.
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United States
Oregon
Nebraska
Pacific
Tahiti
New Guinea
Suzanne Wilkins
Hubert Wilkins
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Gina Lollobrigida
Romeo Salta
Fellows
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse
Bing Crosby
Victor Mature
Vic
Gossip in Gotham stirred by society links and Hollywood blur
The column links Diane Alexandria to Fidel Castro's aide Yanis and notes Yanis’s switch from Oriente Province police to rebels. It mentions Diana Barrymore in Bristol, Beverly Wood in Jamaica, Rita Hayworth's alimony dispute, Rudolph Leiber’s health, a royal relative’s money pleas, and other showbiz tidbits from New York society and film circles.
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Gotham
Diane Alexandria
California
Orin Lehman
Fidel Castro
Yanis
Oriente
Castro
Cuba
Tennessee Williams
Diana Barrymore
Bristol Pa
Robert Evans
Errol Flynn
Jamaica
Beverly Wood
Errol
Al!khna
Yasmin
Nevada
Rita Hayworth
Lake Tahoe
Rita
Rebecca Welles
Europe
Rudolph Leiber
Marlene Dietrich
Britain
Horoscope Outlook for Tomorrow and Beyond
The reading advises confining activities to routine with practical planning. Within 24 hours influences favor new ventures. For birthdays, expect harder work and strong planning in the next three months with favorable early October results. October and December look good for finances. follow a conservative path for six months. Relationships show good harmony. notable experiences in August October and December. Short trips may broaden horizons later this month or next May.
New York airfield drama and steel strike loom
A column riffing on modern headlines notes a crippled plane near a New York airfield and warns of an imminent steel strike closing plants at midnight except in Middletown. It also jokes about highway accidents and a TV columnist critique while musing on summer heat and family tragedy.
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Middletown
Killian Recovers Composure After Bizarre White House Evening
Washington observer notes Dr. James Killian Jr. kept his poise despite a surreal night at the White House retirement event. Veils, bridal parties and a Moscow update interplay as Killian reassures press at the National Press Club that US science still leads overall.
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Washington
James R. Killian Jr
Dr. Killian
Earth
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
Doc
Mamie
McElroy
Heaton
Mary Jane McCaffree
Fesenhower
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Press Club
Moscow
Ussr
United States
Bennett Chapple returns from Mayo Clinic for rest in Canada
Bennett Chapple president of American Rolling Mill Co. and Mrs Chapple plan a trip to Iron City Fishing Club in Canada after Mayo Clinic surgery three weeks earlier. City Commission approves borrowing 74000 to cover salaries and current expenses while adopting a 300498 budget for the year. Ellysons Class B baseball team loses season opener 10 to 2 to Middletown Lumber Co with Wells and Minion as the winning battery.
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Bennett Chapple
American Rolling Mill Co
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
City Commission
Ellysons
Middletown Lumber Co
Wells
Minion
Wealthy Midwesterner’s Bequest Sparks City Debate
A rich regional figure reportedly left a large fortune to his city prompting speculation about distribution. The piece parodies headlines on topics from clocks to school pay and Russian car claims, noting shifting social roles and leadership in modern times.
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Recerly
Grandpappy Jenkine
Lions
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