Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
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Middletown Journal
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Bonus Army's 1932 dispersal marked by conflict and policy
Twenty five years ago the Bonus Army of about 15000 veterans advanced on Washington to demand full payment of 1924 bonuses. The clash ended with regular army forces under Gen Douglas MacArthur dispersing the camps with bayonets and tear gas and the burning of Anacostia sites.
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Quiet Revolution Promotes Peoples Capitalism at UMd
University of Maryland graduates heard President Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange describe a quiet economic revolution. He hailed a People’s Capitalism with 8.5 million Americans owning shares, most with modest incomes, arguing it counters Marxist theory and ties economic and political freedoms together.
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Small firms prosper despite big business convergence
A study shows 4,209,000 small firms with under 100 employees, up 750,000 in a decade. If trends hold, count could reach 5,700,000 by 1976. The central obstacle is a tax system that penalizes success and hampers growth.
Whooping Cranes and Filibusters in the Senate
A humorous travel through the concept of filibusters tracing from ancient Rome to the modern Senate. The piece jokes about newborn whooping cranes born in Ottawa being Canadians unable to become senators and lampoons long, windy debates with references to Caesar and Jefferson.
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Hal Boyle on Jim Cagney’s Farm Life and Fame
Jim Cagney, famed actor turned farmer, cherishes busy farm life with 600 acres of horse ranch, 700 acres of dairy near Millbrook, and a Martha’s Vineyard estate. He praises cross-breeding cattle for hardier dairy cows and plans at most two films a year to avoid overexposure.
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Trial By Jury Contested In Clinton School Case
Opinion piece argues the Clinton Tenn. school desegregation case misreads a jury verdict. It contends DOJ pressure influenced the docket change and questions whether a jury trial would occur under pending civil rights legislation. The piece links the Clinton case to broader First Amendment and political rights themes.
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Summer Dances and Notable Names in Brief News
In lively items from the entertainment and society beat, E. V. Darling notes party season attire and flirtations, Mike Todd seeks less publicity, and color named children of Raymond and his wife emerge. Blanche Thebom still stars with long hair, and Lore of Germany is named world speed typist at 110 wpm for 30 minutes in Mulan Italy.
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Horoscope for an Enjoyable Saturday and 1958 Outlook
Estrellita predicts a highly enjoyable Saturday with splendid aspects. After stress, personal relationships should be congenial and social, outdoor, sports, and group activities take focus. Singles enter a romance cycle late December into 1958 with social prospects improving.
The loneliest miles behind a car wheel
Dave Regan reflects on a 700 mile solo car journey from Pennsylvania noting the isolation of traveling alone. He contrasts empty roads with the silent car and wind, shares thoughts on hitchhikers and the boredom of long drives, and concludes the experience may be his last.
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Jottings on Royal Romances and Showbiz Spin
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys a London Paris and Hollywood swirl from Princess Margaret to Lord Townsend and Chaplin. entertainers, agents, and a rising stars mix push headlines on marriages, bomb rumors and box office bets amid a blaze of gossip and scandal.
Swift mail planes end dog sled service in Alaska
Twenty years ago in July 1937 swift mail planes replaced the post office department mail carrying by dog sleds in Alaska. Shirley Temple wrapped up her latest film Wee Willie Winkie. Marie Sharits, 32, of Trenton, died in a car crash at Fleming Road and Clark Street, the city’s second fatality of the year. Middletown grocer Frank Burk, ill for six weeks, died, ending a half century in business. Frank Simon, conductor of the Armco Band, returned from Chicago after a Northwestern University band clinic.
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