Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists per copy price five cents, city carrier 30 cents weekly, Sunday edition adds 40 cents, outside city 25 cents, Sunday edition 35 cents. Mail subscriptions range from nine to fifteen dollars. U.S. outside country 35 dollars. all payable in advance at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio. The proverb motto appears: Remove not the old landmark.
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Travel Cur: Curtains Down As U S Soviet Relations See Steps
Eisenhower urged four power talks to remove barriers between peoples and nations while Bulganin signaled agreement in principle. State Department notes limited travel within the USSR remains, with only partial easing since 1953 and heavy restrictions for Americans. Intourist offers two tour packages at 19 dollars or 11 dollars daily, with limited areas and guides.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Nikolai A. Bulganin
U.S
Soviet Union
Iowa
Soviet Russia
Russia
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State Department
United States
Europe
New York Times
Moscow
Intourist
Water use plan aims to maximize benefits with minimal taxpayer cost
The Pacific Northwest Development Association endorses a three point program to maximize water resource benefits at low taxpayer cost. It calls federal flood control and reclamation work, private citizen financed multi purpose hydro projects, and regional state financed bodies to coordinate action. It argues against socialized power and warns that socialist followers threaten progress and risk power shortages.
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Pacific Northwest Development Association
Washington D.C
Coal as World Mine Spurs Big U S Exports
European analysts acknowledge the vital role of coal while the United States exports an estimated 25 million tons this year, up 10 million from 1954. A Coal Exporters Association spokesman notes U S coal competes with foreign producers, supports steel and power, and underpins numerous products from cosmetics to plastics.
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Coal Exporters Association
United States
Safety valve for workers blows up boss conflict
A columnist questions whether employees should vent at their boss to prevent heart strain. A doctor’s view suggests blowing up could help workers, but risks harming bosses and overall company health. Proposes a morning shouting hour to vent and then move on, easing daily tensions.
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New York
Estrellita Horoscope for 1955 56
Cooperation with others will be needed for gains now, with tact in love and home matters. Evening social and creative work rise. optimistic birthday readers gain through 1955 into 1956. Romance and domestic life flourish early 1956. September October favor self expression. finances wary in November. Career advances late December. A practical thrifty child is born. warm personality.
People Of Russia Hold Real Key To Peace
A Geneva assessment argues Moscow’s dictatorship blocks European security and that true peace hinges on a freely elected government in the Soviet Union. It stresses that a 50 year collective security treaty loses value without democratic backing and calls for a free Parliament to back any enduring peace framework.
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Geneva
Marshal Bulganin
Russia
Europe
Soviet Russia
Paris
Soviet Union
Moscow
Argentina
Peron
Soviet
Bulgania
West
Bulganin
Germany
Discontent in Buenos Aires Threatens Argentine Dictatorship
The text notes that global power balances are unchanged by talks and highlights Buenos Aires where unrest pressures President Perón from power. Murmurs of revolution rise as protests persist, suggesting lessons for Soviet Russia about military forces prompting regime change.
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Geneva
Buenos Aires
Pe‘ron
Argentina
Soviet Russia
Armed Services
FTC Bosses Probe Fly Traps And Gardens Under Glass
Washington reporters recount a busy week as the Federal Trade Commission cracked down on mis advertising from Dioptron Co. to Leg-Eze Co. and Novel Manufacturing. The agency forced a rug maker to drop wool claims and charged a floral centerpiece with plastic flowers sold under a deceptive sale.
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Federal
Dioptron Co
Milwaukee
Boston
FTC
Srames
Miron Grossman
Mission St
San Francisco
Novel Manufacturing & Distributing Co
Secofig Ave
New York City
Federal Trade Commissioners
State Department bulletin index delays spark blame
The State Department releases a routine bulletin index covering July 6 to December 28, 1953. Recipients of an overdue index wonder if the hold is with the department or the Post Office and cite possible missing zone numbers.
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State Department
Post Office
Oregon Senator Neuberger Promotes Lewis and Clark Book
The Congressional Record dedicates more than six pages to Sen. Richard L. Neuberger's promotion of his new Lewis and Clark expedition book. Sen. George H. Bender of Ohio is also mentioned in the passage.
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Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Congressional Record
Music Hath Charms But Labor Disputes Limit It
An essay lampoons a New York dispute over Ferde Grofe’s Hudson River using a bowling alley scene in a concert hall. It contrasts musicians and stagehands unions over who should roll the balls and notes the uneasy idea of a bowling ball artist in a symphonic piece.
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New York
Ferde Grofe
Hudson River
Juilliard
Grofe
Lewisohn
Stagehands
Musicians Union
Andre Kostelanter
American Federation of Musicians
If I Were in Eisenhower's Place at Gettysburg
Ohio asks in his latest newsletter what he would do if in President Eisenhower's position at Geneva. He adds a wish to be in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
President Eisenhower
Geneva
Switzerland
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Iactographs Rattlesnakes and Other Fact Fragments
A collection of short statements covers Iactographs rattlesnakes table tennis origins and monkey limbs while noting a towel as a wheel on a spur. It also mentions average American car mileage rising and Cork from cork oak bark. Latitude is defined as measuring north and south.
Geneva Conference Brings Mixed Praise and Pressure
The piece extols Ike and American posture at the 1955 Geneva talks, mocking Soviet bravado while noting the one sided aerial inspection proposal. It argues the Russians already have most our plans, taints their good guy image, and predicts uneasy prospects for lasting peace if Geneva fails to deliver.
Jottings from Dorothy Kilgallen on Paris and Hollywood Mix
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ann Miller falling for Maurice Chevalier in Paris and predicts his U S arrival. Art Ford gets a 126 E 56 club license and a Valentine Club name. Milton Greene’s Marilyn Monroe mix up and Lynne Dollar burglary headline local flurry. Imogene Coca and Hal March socialize. Long Island gambling and Connecticut cock fighting rise as summer diversions. Leonard Wibberly writes a Mouse That Roared book. Queen Elizabeth’s royal whisky joke sparks Red Hackle. Gloria DeHaven and Marty Kimmel may remarry. Nancy Berg dines with Dick Adler before Europe trip.
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Ann Miller
Maurice Chevalier
Paris
Ann
Continental
U. S
Conrad Hilton
Art Ford
E. 56
Milton Greene
Marilyn Monroe
Greene
Marilyn
Central Park West
Lynne Dollar
Imogene Coca
Hal March
Long Island
Connecticut
Elizabeth
Virginia de- Quartet
Sherman Billingsley
Morton Downey
Arthur Godfrey
Gloria DeHaven
Marty Kimmel
Gloria
Nancy Berg
Dick Adler
Damn Yankees
Gilmore's
Europe
Steinbeck dictating pearls into a machine amid burlesque strains
The piece notes John Steinbeck dictating literary lines into a machine with a second draft needed for the typewriter. Burlesque insiders cite high theatre rents in New York as the main obstacle to reviving the art, with TV shrinking prime venues and low-cost housing needed for divertissements. John Bruno of the Pen & Pencil travels to Europe for a gourmet tour, falls ill in London, and receives medical clearance but dietary limits. Sammy shows a miraculous turn.
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John Steinbeck
New York
John Bruno
Pen & Pencil
Gotham
London
John
Sammy
Middleton entertainer to appear on Dayton radio programs
Jack Moore of Middleton was to perform in a comedy skit and sing a song he composed on two Dayton radio programs Tuesday. Ution Gas & Electric Co. employees and families planned their 11th annual picnic at Chautauqua Saturday with John Methven as general chairman.
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Jack Moore
Dayton
Ution Gas & Electric Co
Chautauqua
John Methven
Fantasy Times publisher named for science fiction outlet
Memo to Bennett Cerf notes a publisher producing a science fiction newspaper called Fantasy Times, labeled as Fandom House. The quip wonders why Shriek and Smith were not chosen.
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Bennett Cerf
Fantasy Times
Fandom House
Shriek and Smith
Connie Francis Set To Record Selfpenned Song At Fifteen
Connie Francis, the young singer who hit with Freddy at high school age, will soon release another track she wrote herself when she was 15. The piece titled Daddy follows her debut, and signals her growing songwriter role. Francoise Sagan, teen author of Bon jour Tristesse, returns to Paris after a U S visit noted as U S A. Her Left Bank friends observe a changed chic, sipping scotch and buying 10 98 tunes from 7th Avenue, while she shores up casual greetings.
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Connie Francis
Freddy
Francoise Sagan
7Th Avenue
Alors
Odawara Fishermen Reel In Millions Of Fish And A Turtle
A dispatch from Odawara Japan reports fishermen catching four million pounds of sardine and mackerel plus a 170 pound turtle in one day. The tale hints at a diet change. A Tennessee reader notes canned dog food as a preferred meal. The era sees ready meals in cans and fewer kitchen openings. A mythical marine monster with a bull terrier head is sighted in a Canadian lake.
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Odawara
Japan
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