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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1954

Page

4

Middletown Journal Publisher Details and Rates

The Middletown Journal, published every evening except Sunday from First Ave Middletown Ohio, lists subscription prices per copy and weekly rates for city and outside city areas including options with the Sunday News Journal. The notice also cites a biblical verse and notes payment in advance.

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Flanders eyes wider support for McCarthy censure

Flanders believes his pending censure resolution against Sen. McCarthy could attract more votes than his failed bid to remove McCarthy as chair of the Government Operations Committee. The move, opposed by Senate Majority Leader Knowland, hinges on minimizing clashes with seniority rules.

Sen Flanders Sen. McCarthy McCarthy Senate Government Operations Committee Senate Republican Policy Committee Senate William F. Knowland Calif Sen. Flanders Hiram Bingham Conn Charles L. Evanson Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut Bingham Connecticut South Carolina Benjamin R. Tillman John L. McLaurin Truman Newberry Mich Newberry Blanton

Origins of World War I debated after four decades

Forty years on, historians weigh which declarations sparked the war. Austria Hungary declared on Serbia on July 23 1914, Germany on Russia August 1, then France August 3, and Britain entered August 4. No United Nations then. hearings on war guilt were abandoned.

Austria-Hungary Serbia Germany Russia France Belgium Great Britain Austria Vienna Berlin United Nations League of Nations

Give Child Its Choice Of Names In Vogue

Hal Boyle muses on naming trends, body shaping goods, heartbeats, and curious place names. He notes a foam rubber bra fad overseas, compares heart rates of people and horses, mentions Smackover Arkansas and Wham Louisiana origin tales, and observes Rugcrofters migration from North Carolina.

New York Belgium Peru Smackover Ark Secetly Ihonw Wham, la Rugcrofters Puerto Rico North Carolina

Red China Declares War After Airliner Attack

In London, Mr. Eden cites a July 23 attack where unarmed British airliners were fired upon, killing three Americans including two children. He argues the Red China action constitutes an act of war, with Peiping’s broadcasts attempting to influence world opinion while admitting initial attacks and orders to fire on search planes.

Red China Travel of Commons London Eden Peiping Bagdad Champs Elysees Strand Kilton Stewart Philippines Mr. Stewart

Plane clash near Hainan escalates as three fighters engaged

Report states American aircraft protecting a plane 13 miles from Hainan were attacked. Two Communist planes were shot down after U S fighters returned fire. The encounter is described as deliberate aggression by the Red China government during a mercy mission. No details on immunity for involved parties are provided.

United States Red China Red Chinese Hainan Comuunist Uae

Advertising as a Magic Carpet Through Newspapers

A writer praises advertising's power to transport readers beyond hospital walls to distant places and luxe experiences. He notes ads offer fantasy, travel, gourmet meals, and exclusive products, citing a forthcoming book by Kilton Stewart and contrasting primitive societies with modern commerce.

Nebraskas three senators oddity sparks unusual race

Nebraskans seek three US senators in one election cycle with terms spanning two months, four years, and six years as a constitutional quirk creates an unprecedented scenario. The 19 candidates, mainly Republicans with a few Democrats, anticipate serving during a non-session period with limited duties and peculiar privileges.

Washington Nebraska United States Leurn Senate

Estrellita Forecast Encourages Initiatives and Harmony

The stars advise optimism despite tension. Take the initiative in business and pursue goals, avoiding reliance on others. Evening relaxation yields more than socializing, while avoid reckless opinions in groups. If tomorrow is your birthday, next year favors bold action with a friendly stance to gain support.

Heat‑related illness guide from Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty

A Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Company advisory explains sunstroke versus heat exhaustion and outlines first aid. Sunstroke requires cooling the body. heat exhaustion needs warmth. Symptoms include hot dry skin and dizziness for sunstroke, cold sticky skin and weakness for exhaustion. Call a physician, move to shade, and use cooling or warming measures as indicated.

Mutual Casualty Company J. D. Willems Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company Kemper Companies Willems Kemper

Notable Hollywood Buzz and city chatter in brief

Dorothy Kilgallen notes Judy Holliday ill in bed with a cold and foot problem. Betty Hutton fears kidnappers with a gun-toting guard near her home. Gloria De Haven sings at El Rancho Vegas while Jeff Chandler boosts her. Bing Crosby dates Grace Kelly’s sister Lizanne, a Penn sophomore visiting California. Auto dealers optimistic as spring temps rise and 1955 models spark interest. Marion Brando eyeing Western roles after On the Waterfront. Diana Barrymore talked up as a return to classic schemes. Pausing a quick look at Mt Palomar hints a scientist could be wrong about the universe. Barbara Sue Nager crowned Miss Pennsylvania in Miss America path. Katy Jurado and Hugh O’Brian in Broken Lance CinemaScope. George Shearing mocks crowds with a jab at Arabian delegations. Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds rumored married in Nevada. Russia builds atomic center near Pakistan. Babe Zaharias dominates golf comeback with celebratory speech. Broadway brokers fret over License Commission heat, while emcees warn of kitchen hazards. Kealey recovering from a bite on TV. Terry Moore’s stock rises as a corporation. Marie McDonald’s narcotics ties to hospitalization. Kinsey’s presence shifts in England. Janis Paige and John Hodiak at Chez Vite. Greenwich party guests fall ill from tainted martinis. Michael Kidd stars as choreographer of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.

Judy Holliday Betty Hutton Gloria de Haven el Rancho Vegas Jeff Chandler Bing Crosby Grace Kelly Lizanne U. of Penn California Bing Marion Brando Daddy Russia Voreshnove Pakistan Babe Zaharias McCaffrey Kealey Wall Street Terry Moore Marie McDonald Johnny Ray Hay Atlantic City Steel Pier Kinsey England Tony British Isles Janis Paige John Hodiak Chez Vite Greenwich Michael Kidd

Cow tree referenced in dairy report sparks tongue in cheek debate

A reader riffs on the idea of the Costa Rican cow tree used for dairy purposes. The piece mocks excessive milk industry jargon and recalls counting turkeys sent to Turkey. It ends with a playful plea to divert clever machines to an imagined Eganator.

National Milk Producers Federation Costa Rica Rii

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