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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1955
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for daily, Sunday combined, and mail subscriptions in the trading area and outside, with rates for city and non city delivery and international options. The address is 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio and the motto quotes Proverbs 19 17.
The piece argues the Soviet Union, though militarily strong, shows economic weakness. It cites Khrushchev’s rise, the collective farm program, Stalin era purges, agriculture stagnation, and a shift toward heavy industry while per capita consumption remains low. It notes Soviet meat and butter shortages and 1953 figures versus prewar levels.
The article discusses the Geneva talks focusing on European issues while opposing admission of Communist China to the United Nations. It notes U S policy backing Congress against seating Chinese delegates and the potential use of a veto to block admission or discussion. It mentions Britain France Nehru Burma's U Nu and Eisenhower Dulles positions.
An American Railroads official urged ending one way competition and creating a two way system with equal opportunities and obligations for all carriers. He argued railroads face selective subsidized competition and deserve a fair chance to compete on equal terms.
Senator Byrd argues the federal budget is controlled by an aggressive spending octopus and urges taxpayers to speak out this month and next. He says elected officials respond to public sentiment and that only the “gimme” groups are heard in their offices. He questions when a balanced budget could be achieved during prosperity.
Napeteria, a proposed hybrid of cafeteria and car garage, would let workers take hour long naps on a moving belt then rest in a soundproof cubicle with optional music. Advocates argue naps boost health and productivity. suggests opening one as a profitable venture.
The 1936 city budget approved after a Thursday night meeting set total operating costs at 30 919 36 dollars a year. A motion to submit a proposal to voters to raise the commissioner's salary from 500 to 1040 dollars was defeated.
Document outlines key U S and Allied insights on Soviet aims and weaknesses. It highlights Moscow seeking a new Western relation, economic strain, strong but cautious military posture, and renewed diplomacy to avoid a world war while expanding air bases and pressuring NATO. It also lists unknowns like inspections and true peaceful intent, plus six U S and Allies actions for Geneva.
George Dixon recalls summer burnout and a humorous poem about heat. A Capitol Hill Odd Sox versus National Press Club Deadliners softball game is described with political figures or representatives playing, a comical misplay by Sen. Mansfield, and umpire-plotting humor set in Potomac Maryland with Pat Munroe’s Albuquerque Journal estate.
A Connecticut inventor unveils a transparent mirror teleprompter that reflects the speaker’s manuscript while keeping it unseen by the camera. The gadget promises easier onstage reading and could transform public speaking for live audiences and television.
The piece critiques TV political rhetoric and the illusion of sincerity in speeches. It contrasts posed grandstanding with genuine spontaneity and notes how optical tricks may affect viewers. It also cites demographic and harbor depth facts about North Africa and New York.
Dave Regan muses on postponing vacations as the best thrill. He argues the anticipation and daydreams beat real trips, noting that people often choose distant, extreme getaways, unhealthy eating, and exhausting schedules. The plan rewards delaying travel with the promise of a future escape.
Brenda Frazier and her estranged husband Shipwreck Kelly shared a stylish late night scene at Bon Soir with Brenda’s alabaster look and Shipwreck’s attentive chatter. Benny Goodman seeks his 1935-36 era B flat clarinet L3682 for three weeks then an Omega clarinet worth 500 dollars will be offered. Sam Goldwyn and MGM clash over film running time for Guys and Dolls.
Procrastination eases by handling tasks as they arise and spending time alone for study. Tomorrow if your birthday, expect occupational and financial advancement by year end with favorable family and social relations in 1955 despite October November obstacles. A may born child shows courage independence and patience.
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