Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead details
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions: per copy and weekly local rates, mail options for trading areas and outside zones, domestic and U.S. rates, all payable in advance. It notes publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a Bible verse.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
Aiwa
Iside U
News-Journal Inc
iPsalm
Fifth World Petroleum Conference Highlights Trade Over Policy
The Fifth World Petroleum Conference in New York features about 250 oil firms and 280 papers with no government sponsorship. The Soviet Union canceled plans to attend amid travel bans, while Arab-led shifts in Middle East concessions and Arab participation mark the broader agenda. A French Africa report notes Sahara fields and a Bougie to Hassi Messaoud pipeline set to move 150 000 barrels daily next year.
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New York City
London
Paris
Hague
Rome
Soviet Union
U.S. State Department
Atomic Power Plant
Shippingport
Delaware City
Del
Ridgefield
U. S
United States
New York
Middle East
New York City Coliseum
French Africa
Bougie
Hassi Messaoud
Sahara
Algeria
West German Leader Hopeful Dr Erhard Visits United States
West Germany eyes Dr Ludwig Erhard as potential chancellor and successor to Adenauer. Erhard will visit the United States for a week, receive honorary doctorates, and meet U.S. trade chiefs. Adenauer reportedly opposes Erhard and may delay retirement plans seeking a preferred successor.
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West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democrate
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
Erhard
Adenauer
der Alte
Franz Etzel
Theodor Heuss
Carlo Schmid
Social Democrats
Etzel
Security era in the Roaring Twenties described
Relman Morin argues the 1920s offered unprecedented security and optimism despite rampant brinkmanship and cultural excess. He notes the era's peace abroad and booming economy until the 1929 stock crash ended the illusion and ushered in the Great Depression and later wars.
Middletown Class of ’30 Graduation Address Details 1939
The Middletown High School Class of 1930 heard Dr. Charles W. Gilkey of the University of Chicago Chapel deliver the graduation address as 371 graduates received diplomas from Board of Education president Dr. J. C. Stratton. Frederick McNabb won a Dayton Art Institute scholarship after competing statewide. L. T. Palmer, a Middletown realtor, was named to a three year term on the Board of Real Estate Examiners by Gov. Bricker. Charles R. Hook, president of American Rolling Mill Co., claimed in a nationwide broadcast that the National Labor Relations Act was missing its goal.
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Middletown High School
Charles W. Gilkey
University of Chicago
J.C. Stratton
Board of Education
Herman J. Copp
L. T. Palmer
Middletown
John Bricker
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mill Co
Senator Neuberger's cancer prompts humbling life reassessment
The Oregon Democrat Richard Neuberger describes how cancer alters his view of prestige and wealth. He recounts fear, humility, and renewed family focus during treatment in Portland before returning to the U.S. Senate.
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Oregon
Harper's
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Tor
Senate
Muffet
Mrs. Neuberger
Neuberger
Portland
Richard Neuberger
Mikita Khrushchev
Washington
Nixon
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
U. S. Senate
Kilgallen Jottings Touch On Stars And Studio Woes
Flicker Colony notes Gary Crosby may trigger headaches on the Private's Affair set. Loretta Young travels with a new gold brace. Vincent Price plans a Fall book I Know What I Like. Monique Lefevre welcomes a baby girl, wife of Pierre Chevalier. Sandra Church eyes higher pay after Gypsy reviews. Tab Hunter readies an Australia tour. shopping fears hit fight tickets over discounts. Betty Hudson's Goldie pilot elicits laughs. Stompanato's ex is seen on 52nd Street. Ruth Roman eyes Broadway Fanny Brice lead. London censors trim Ulysses in Nighttown. Paris to restore. Five Pennies rushed to Capitol. Lerner joins Loewe in Antibes for Jenny Kissed Me. Chaplin restless over Gold Rush revival box office. West German knitmakers open Milan plant to serve Germany Italy markets.
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Flicker Colony
Gary Crosby
Loretta Young
Europe
Loretta
Vincent Price
Monique Lefevre
Suzy Parker
Pierre Chevalier
Sandra Church
Tab Hunter
Australia
Sam Rayburn
Betty Hutton
Goldie
Fanny Brice
Nick Condos
Martha Raye
Walter Winchell Jr
Mexico
Kenya
London
Paris
Naturellement
Capitol
Alan Jay Lerner
Micheline
Michael
Frederick Loewe
Antibes
Jenny Kiss
Alan
Oscar
Gigi
Charlie Chaplin
E. 86Th St
Milan
Germany
Italy
Youre Telling Me Sale of baby foods totaled more than $300 million
A 1953 record notes baby foods sold totaling over 300 million dollars while a speaker questions concerns about children appetite and nutrition. The remark contrasts industry figures with parental worries about kids feeding.
Estrellita The Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope
Tomorrow brings excellent planetary influences for personal and business matters with constructive efforts likely to yield happy results. Those with creative or public-facing work may gain recognition, while October and November urge restraint to protect gains.
Dogs and Liability for Vicious Acts in Suburban Case
A columnist warns dog owners are financially responsible for pets acts of vandalism or violence. A St. Louis area incident where two large dogs attacked a woman illustrates risk to owners. One gentle collie seeking a country home is described.
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St. Louis
Banter in the Speaker's Lobby Between Party Foes
In the House lobby, Democrats and Republicans mingle during a break. The two leaders, McCormack and Widnall, banter about the 2.1 billion dollar omnibus housing bill and civil rights, noting party and regional influences on votes.
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McCormack
Widnall
Mr. Widnall
Virginia
New Jersey
California
Mississippi
Mr. McCormack
Massachusetts
Congress
Facts About Turkey United States Marine Corps and More
A compact set of notes covers Turkey's geography and 1923 republic status, the US Marine Corps history since 1775, khaki's origin from the Hindu word khak, sun spots as magnetic storms, Juan de la Cierva's autogiro, rice supplying about half the world’s food with regional dependence up to 80 percent, and Indonesia's Dutch colonial history prior to 1949 independence.
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