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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1955
Page
4
Billing details list per copy and weekly carrier rates for the Middletown Journal with and without the Sunday edition. It includes mail subscription prices for trading area and outside areas, plus a Proverbs 19 5 quote and the newspaper address in Middletown Ohio.
A historical recap notes the 1945 Potsdam Conference set the occupation policy for Germany while the 1955 Geneva talks address reunification. It cites Churchill’s removal, Attlee’s government, Eden Bevin and Byrnes roles, and Eisenhower observing in Berlin as shifts in Allied leadership and aims.
Farm and Ranch publisher Thomas J. Anderson argues that big chains and small independent shops can coexist. He notes chains succeed by quality and advises small merchants to improve displays and service to compete. He says competition suits a free economy and both can grow.
Dr John Hullinger, 94, claims designation as nation's oldest practicing physician after delivering 3,211 babies and wearing out 23 cars in 63 years of practice. He cites daily exercise, abstinence from bad habits, and faith as keys to longevity, and recalls a life bridging education, medicine, and charity while appearing on NBC TV Make the Connection.
The article argues Soviet propaganda creates cautious optimism for Geneva while warning of home front fear and hardline framing. It cites Khrushchev remarks and Pravda coverage to show Moscow presents a divided message, urging peace abroad but restricting domestic relaxation and portraying the West as aggressive.
Washingtonians vent ire at Louis E. Wolfson of Capital Transit as a transit shutdown paralyzes the city. A Senate hearing room is crowded, reporters mutter against him, and locals fear long-term disruption with rusting trolley tracks and jokes about grass growing in the streets.
The statue rises high above Rio de Janeiro at 2300 feet above sea level and can be seen up to 20 miles at sea. The text notes Teeland’s illiteracy claim and claims about land republic publishing per capita, along with the onion etymology from Latin meaning large pearl.
The AAUW keynote by Dr Susan B. Riley prompts a discussion on thinking ability versus freedom to think. The speaker stresses that freedom to act and say is fragile, while true thinking requires discipline to evaluate information beyond prejudice and emotion.
Tomorrow brings excellent social matters and new friendships. urge amends with old friends. You may assist an associate in a difficult situation, offering time, understanding, and help. Tuesday favors travel, romance, and creative pursuits.
A humorous Polish style column cites Russians celebrating a chess match win over an American team in Moscow with a 19 course feast. It jokes about beer decline in West Germany and TV ads. Additional items mention a Canadian writer, a Chicago pawnbroker, Siberian cold, bones in Mexico, Eisenhower fishing license in Indiana, and rising frozen food share by 1960.
The column defends free discussion and rights to disagree while addressing a letter about a tape recorder for Bob Van derveer in Rochester Minn. It notes Armco union funding choices and praises the AEIF as a civic and labor group, arguing the device matters less than the goodwill and support it represents for an absent local figure.
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Paris and New York society as Grace Kelly's new look with Lt. Laurent De Vilmaurin draws attention. Rex Harrison Kay Kendall feud. Clark Reynolds wooing Vivian Blaine amid a London tour. Gina Lollobrigida faces six lawsuits while the Pentagon targets dependent allowances. Martha Raye negotiations for a Manhattan shoot. Bobo Rockefeller incognito in London and Warner’s backing for James Dean. An airline stockholders dispute at Ritter’s hotel and Romania’s Madame Lupescu courting.
Polly Bergen and Marty Mills made an appearance at Armando's catching guests off guard. Nanette Fabray is joked about as the exclusive owner of Marty.
Restaurant owners hear talk of the reunited Andrews Sisters while industry veteran Jack Alicoate vanishes to California amid rumors of a brother’s amnesia linked fortune. Dorothy Arnold shifts focus to sports star romantic intrigue with bullfighter Taco Romero as the Van Tors announce another pregnancy after a prior loss.
A report notes Debbie Reynolds will rest weeks at Tahoe with her mother after finishing Tender Trap while Eddie Fis betrothal details surface.
Orville Corson and Elmer Ri were elected to the board of rectors of the Southwestern District of the Ohio Association of Building and Fire Prevention. Mrs Catherine Jones was installed as president of the Millower Past Councilor's Association. Two tournaments, at Ailt on and Middletown, will determine the 4 ler County baseball champion. formerly, one big tournament was held at Hamilton.
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