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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
8
New York report on President Eisenhower praising a National Conference of Christians and Jews call for local religious leadership to address social tensions. The message urged leaders to organize concerned citizens locally to improve race relations and intercultural goodwill on a moral and spiritual plane.
Nagging backache headache and muscular pains may come from overexertion stress or poor diet. Doan’s Pills relieve pain soothe bladder irritation and aid mild diuretic action through the kidneys promising relief trusted for over 60 years and offered in a new economy package.
The Ohio Methodist Conference reports growth with 4 955 more members and nearly one million dollars more in contributions. Membership reached 313 493 and Sunday school attendance rose to 523 459. Total contributions were 13 276 346 with major expenses including 3 414 613 for buildings and improvements and 2 845 516 for current expenses. The report cites pastors salaries 2 356 399 World Service 488 257 and Woman's Society 424 767.
The notice lists multiple births yesterday and today to families at various street addresses, including Walter and a 1001 Young Street boy, Alfred Wilson Norwood girl, Jerry Jackson 9112 Andrews Street girl, Frank Kirby 818 Union Road Franklin girl, and Clarence Ratliff Somerville Rt. 1 boy. It also records hospital and residence entries for out of town, dismissals from Grandview Hospital, and several named individuals with addresses across Middletown, Franklin, Lamont, and other communities.
A 55 year old Bowery resident claimed to live mostly in a cemetery near Chatham Square and was turned away at eight polling places. He went to the state attorney general's elections fraud office to demand voting rights but was informed residency forms must be met. He cited graveyard lodging as cheaper. The article also notes that Chinese used paper money as early as the thirteenth century.
The Daily Worker criticizes Soviet leaders for not publishing the full Khrushchev revelations and questions the Stalin era's crimes against Jews. It notes a 4,000 word State Department condensation and promises a full 26,000 word text in Sunday edition while calling Khrushchev’s speech an incomplete part of a broader perversion.
Rush Lake Wisconsin report notes the Nepueskan Horsemen's Assn founded in 1860 to curb horse theft remains active. Members are descendants of charter members. as the horse trade faded, meetings focus on officer elections and hearty banquets.
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