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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1956
Page
6
The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates including per copy five cents, in city 30 cents weekly, outside city 25 cents weekly, Sunday paper options, and mail prices for trading and outlying areas. Inland U.S. rate set at $35 yearly. Published every evening except Sunday from First Ave Middletown Ohio.
Eisenhower and Dulles expected to honor Simon Bolivar at the Panama City conference of heads of American republics. The event coincides with the Organization of American States meeting and recalls Bolivar’s 1783 birth and pivotal role in independence and federation of northern South America.
The American Medical Association plans to adopt a drastically shortened code of ethics at its December meeting. The proposals favor clear principles stressing service to humanity, knowledge sharing, exposing unethical conduct, independent judgment, limiting income to medical services, seeking consultations, and engaging in health welfare activities.
The passage urges that parcel post rates reflect full costs including indirect items like retirement, compensation, and depreciation. It argues subsidies distort competition with private carriers and cites Hoover Commission findings that service often loses money. Bills to end subsidy aim to charge users the true price.
Sylvia Porter argues that consumers rather than business or government drive the economy. She notes growing studies of consumer hopes plans and psychology, stressing that total spending and spending patterns shape the economic climate of the nation.
Maj William C Harrison of the British Royal Army Ordnance Corps commands a four man flying squad tackling 1600 bombs since April 1955 on Cyprus. The unit renders safeties, fingerprints clues, and tests in court while briefing troops with exhibits during lull periods of EOKA violence.
On July 24, 1936 J. D. Riggs and W. N. McCoy were elected officers of the Ohio State Funeral Directors Southwestern District. William Pond was appointed to Middletown Police Department following a recommendation for Roy W. Scofield, chief of police. Harry Pratt proposed a city grade at the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Alamo Road for his new home.
The United States and Britain reaffirm unity against Communist influence amid misdirection and diplomacy. They reject funding Egypt’s Aswan dam, strengthening posture in the Middle East and challenging neutralist appeasement while backing free nations. The move aims to curb Soviet promises and bolster anti communism in Cyprus Algeria and beyond.
The article surveys frequent name changes from Andreas Malz to Harry S. Truman and Eleftherios Kavoundidis to Larry Andrews, noting motives like dislike and numerology. It contrasts Monaco’s courtly dinner with 15 footmen and the test of female figure appeal, then covers astrology, marriage failure causes, and royal enclosure rules for divorcees at Ascot.
Column recounts Dino Levi hosting stars in a Venice inspired shop under Madison Avenue. Marilyn Monroe and MARLENE Dietrich visit as Lollo Mir consigue others browse crystal chandeliers and Venetian glassware, with Dietrich purchasing a coffee table while Gish fills lavender glassware collections.
Arlene Dahl and Fernando Lamas visited seeking a Venetian mirror. When a matching item finally arrived, the couple revisited the shop, choosing the exact mirror after seeing a dozen similar pieces. The tale highlights the couple’s discerning eye and the shop’s patient stock.
A reader notes a cooler than usual summer with long daylight hours. Flowers look sparse while trees stay green and grass grows, and water department income may be affected compared to past summers.
Washington story details Sen George Smathers failing to secure invitations for Walter George's appreciation dinner after quoting a $100 per plate price. The piece follows miscommunications, calls to notable figures, and a joking reference to Sen Prescott Bush amid moves to raise funds for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
This day shows caution in dealing with others and a tendency toward emotional instability requiring tact to prevent flare ups. Evening favors research and quiet pursuits. birthdays suggest possible achievement in job and finances by year end if opportunities in late 1955 and early 1956 are seized.
An Australian expert says kinder treatment increases wool output. In the UK Lords debate Lord Merthyr mocks Lord Farington for calling it a hotel and suggests saying motel to seem modern. Britain plans two billion eight hundred million dollars over ten years to reconstruct coal industry and not wait for atomic energy.
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