Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various delivery zones including city area weekly and annual mail options in trading and outside areas. It also notes prices for US and international mail and instructs advance payment, printing the publication’s history and a biblical quotation embedded in the text.
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Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
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News-Journal Inc
Ominous Oman and the Gulf Clash Over Oil and Loyalties
The piece traces tensions in the Persian Gulf as Britain, the United States, and Saudi Arabia contend with Oman and its sultanate allies. It notes the Buraimi Oasis dispute, Saudi support for Oman’s Imam, and fears of arms flowing into the region. It also cites Dulles and Macmillan on Gulf oil and Britain’s hold on Trucial Oman and nearby sheikhdoms.
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Sultanate of Muscat
Oman
Persian Gulf
United States
Great Britain
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Anthony Eden
Buraimi Oasis
Abu Dhabi
Muscat
Saud
Said Ben Taimur
Britain
Talib
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Bermuda
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Buraimi
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Walter J. Levy
Middle East
Europe
Suez
Yemen
Aden
Trucial Oman
Sickle
Kuwait
Qatar
Bahrein
Khrushchev offers olive branch to Tito amid bloc unity debate
Khrushchev signals a meeting with Yugoslav leader Tito, framing socialist paths as country specific yet urging unity. He stresses one Marxist-Leninist path, hinting at reassembling the European Communist bloc after Cominform’s dissolution in 1956.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Cominform
One In Four Women Change Hair Color
Hal Boyle notes a broad range of curious facts from 4 in 4 women dyeing hair in the last year to Havana Riviera Club exams for chorus dancers and the prettiest legs. The column blends trivia on fashion, aviation, and world notes with a light, humorous tone.
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New York
Milady
Cuba
New Havana Riviera Club
New Zealand
New Guinea
U. S
Kiwanis Magazine
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Empire State
Japan
France
Kentucky
Samuel Johnson
Manchester Hotel plans expansion in 1937
John G. Minnich, manager of the Manchester Hotel, announced a new addition planned to revolutionize the eating facilities and double seating capacity. Mary Jurgensen visits Cincinnati with F W Wilkening, the former Ruth Gilbert of Middletown. Henry Vogler leaves Middletown for Chicago to join Bradner Smith and Company after 12 years with Crystal Tissue.
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John G. Minnich
Manchester
Ealing
Mary Jurgensen
Cincinnati
F. W. Wilkening
Ruth Gilbert
Middletown
Henry W. Vogler
Chicago
Bradner- Smith & Company
Crystal Tissue
State chief justices push to curb Supreme Court power
Delegates at a conference of 48 state chief justices debated curbing federal reach in Recent California and New Mexico bar admission cases. A proposed resolution criticized the US Supreme Court for considering past associations in character evaluations and asserted state courts retain authority. The Konigsberg ruling drew dissent and a split vote, with Justice Harlan decrying federal intrusion into state matters. Jefferson’s earlier critique was noted as historical precedent for such criticism.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Suara
Norman F. Arterburn
Court of Indiana
Vy. State Bar of California
Schware V. Bd
Bar
New Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Ing
California
Supreme Court of the United States
Konigsberg
Frankfurter
Clark
Harlan
Supreme Court
High Court
Thomas Jefferson
Walking best exercise claims and more on daily life
The column extols walking as the best exercise and a heart disease preventive, citing President Eisenhower’s recovery and Dr. Waite. It riffs on habits, theatre gossip, famous millionaires, a name reveal for Dirk Bogarde, and ponderings on home buying limits tied to income. It closes with light remarks on fashion and family ancestry.
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Eisenhower
Waite
Grand Central Terminal
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
Pranks and Paintings at the Eisenhower White House
George Dixon notes Ike pranks as Judge Marchisio visits the White House. Maxwell Rabb defends liberal immigration aims, citing the 1953 act. Rabb shows off a commemorative pen, then Stephens reveals a cabinet gallery with paintings by Ike and others, all traced by children except two real artists.
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Washington
Thomas E
Stephens
Juvenal Marchisio
New York
American Committee On
Eisenhower
Judge Marchisio
Maxwell M. Rabb
White House
Rabb
Marchisie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Walter-McCarran
Mr. Rabb
Ike
Luce
Boxer dog on Philadelphia subway tracks snarls traffic
A dog wandered onto subway tracks in Philadelphia, disrupting service for about 30 minutes. Police and transit workers contained the scene as trains paused. The incident comes as city dog days have yet to arrive, with no injuries reported.
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Philadelphia
Opti-Derby crowds Middletown by 5000 at Lincoln Roosevelt
Dave Regan reports the Opti-Derby on E Central Avenue drew about 5000 in Middletown for the annual boys miniature racing car race. Kent Johnson won the city title with a wide smile after tough heats, while Johnny Georgia drew support from a loyal small crowd. The Optimist Club and Middletown Journal organized a smooth program, with praise for police and fire departments assisting.
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E. Central Avenue
Middletown
Optimist Club
Middletown Journal
Celebrity gossip and showbiz notices in quick bites
Dororthy Kilgallen and Joan Collins headlines mix with plans for divorce, screen projects, and star pairings. Micki Marlo heads to Alabama for divorce, Patino’s Star-Crossed bio project, Montalban and Lena Horne in Jamaica revival, Elvis kiss feature, Dick Zanuck and Etchika Choureau romance, and Roy Hargroves’ cross city lives plus a Jamaica club pivot and crowded Broadway previews.
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Hollywood
Europe
Joan Collins
Sidney Chaplin
Micki Marlo
Alabama
Lee Solomon
Joanne Connelley
Sweeny Patino
Ricardo Montalban
Lena Horne
Jamaica
Dean Martin
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and Early 1958
The reading highlights a busy creative period with planning for long term ventures and possible help from others. It forecasts an active birthday period with job gains, improved finances, and strong family relations, plus attention to budgets in November and social perks in December. Early 1958 promises expansion and travel opportunities.
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