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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1954

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice

Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include in city and outside city areas by carrier, mail, and abroad, with varied weekly and yearly options. The page ends with a biblical verse citation from II Timothy 3 9.

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Dig Those Crazy Drivers Escalate Road Safety Message

A warns drivers about dangerous habits on the open road urging teens and adults to stop driving with one hand and to avoid tailgating. It cautions against risky passing and turning onto busy roads without visibility and warns of rear end collisions and needless deaths.

Texas Republicans push five House seats in 1954

In Texas the GOP aims to improve on 1952 results with candidates for five House seats and the Senate in the July 24 primary. Texas Democrats hold the current 22 House seats, with several facing opposition. the at large seat is Martin Dies. The Texas delegation has often opposed Eisenhower despite state voting for him in 1952.

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House May Vote To Deprive Subversives Of Citizenship

The House may vote before adjournment to strip convicted subversives of citizenship privileges as part of anti Red measures. President Eisenhower urged forfeiture of citizenship for those who advocate overthrow by force, while Senate concerns about constitutionality persist. Federal and state laws already restrict rights for felons or renunciations by certain acts.

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Hackett and Goodrich Ride Marriage to Hollywood Success

Hal Boyle profiles Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich, a celebrated Hollywood writing duo whose 22 years of constant verbal sparring fueled Broadway plays and screen scripts, including The Thin Man, Ah Wilderness, Father of the Bride, and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, while their quarrels define their creative process and keep them in sync.

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What Is Unbecoming Conduct in the Senate

The piece questions phrases like conduct unbecoming a senator and contrary to Senate traditions in a resolution by Senator Flanders of Vermont. It argues such censure motions threaten free political discourse, cites McCarthy and Truman, and notes historical scrutiny by congressional committees leading to actions like the Alger Hiss case.

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Senator faces clash over espionage probe in private industry

The Vermont senator is misquoted claiming the Senate Government Operations Committee should not investigate foreign spies in private industry. Four days earlier Defense Secretary urged Congress for legislation on firing suspected contractors amid espionage concerns, while the meaning of conduct remains debated.

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Ladies Directory and Senate Trade Talks Stir Washington

George Dixon notes the Congressional Club issues a pictorial directory of its wives while Iowa Kansas and other states’ ex governors populate the Senate as 32 western senators press the White House for a tariff increase on lead and zinc in a Pat McCarran led conference letter.

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Holifield Feels Frustration Over Absent Colleague Price

Representative Chet Holifield of California spent weeks on the atomic energy bill and examined dozens of witnesses. He grew angry as fellow Democrat Charles Melvin Price of Illinois took it easy, teasing that Price had gone fishing before returning to deliver the first punch.

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Grandfather Mountain Bridge Shows Your Problems Are Bridges

In North Carolina Hugh Morton privately owns Grandfather Mountain and built a daring two promontory bridge to lure tourists. He aims to make problems seem small by offering a sight that makes visitors feel brave, suggesting many worries are mere bridges we construct for sightseeing.

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Senators Cite Noncommittal White House Reply

The White House sent a generic form letter to the Western Governors Conference group. The reply impressed senators with its broad salutation to the "Conference of Western Governors," signaling limited commitment on the issue at hand.

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Barbs and Oddities Highlight Oddities in Indiana

A restaurant owner in Indiana uses the same old razor for 20 years. The piece notes the humor in aging tools and long installments. It also hints at a humorous look at modern life including driving with one arm and wedding mishaps.

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Woman seeks home to reunite with children after hardship

Middletown woman, once forced to place three of her four children in a home, has earned daily work to support a fresh start. She can care for three children soon but needs a rental home with furnishings. one child is with private adoptive caretakers. Callers with a suitable house or contact details are asked to help, as the letter urges readers to enable her chance at a stable home and family reunion.

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Gossip and Glamour Fill Gotham Show Business Scandals

Dorothy Kilgallen reports a flood of society notes from New York. Kathleen Winsor rewrites her first play. Dextra Baldwin Baldwin and her brother prepare for a dramatic interfamily court dispute over mining fortunes.

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Estrellita Forecast For Tomorrow In The Horoscope

Prevailing tendencies toward irageibility call for tolerance and patience now. Avoid quarrels and emotional excess from others. In business, trust your ability and push ahead, expect less cooperation. You may do better alone and seek quiet relaxation this evening with music and hobbies.

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Hal Boyle Ett David Lawrence George Dixon Baily Chet W. P. Day Erich Brandeis Dave Regan Dorothy Kilgallen Gotham Lanes Katheen Winsor Forever Amber Chariton Hestons Lydia Clarke Joe DiMaggio Julian Rosenthal Marco Brioschi DiMag Italy State Department Jean Pierre Aumonte Maria Montez Margaret Truman Maggie Roy Lee Estrellita Dennis the Menace
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