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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
4
Middletown Journal listing rates for copies and subscriptions in and outside the city including daily, weekly and yearly terms. Notes postal details and advance payment terms. Expresses motto from Joshua 24 15.
The first international naval review in U S waters in 50 years highlights U S power growth since Theodore Roosevelt. Plans include the 60,000 ton U S S Saratoga, Barbero, Boston, and Canberra in Norfolk on June 12, with new guided missile ships and submarines on display.
The Lebanese election tested the pro Western government led by Sami el Solh and foreign minister Charles Malik. A loss for the government would boost Nasserist and pro Syria forces, while Christians and Muslims show divided leanings amid a modern Beirut scene and strong economic links.
Warren Gochenour Jr quit investment banking a decade ago to start World To House toys. He tests 10 000 candidate toys in 34 centers, markets 1 500, and now sells about 80 000 toys a year through 30 000 retailers. His approach relies on teachers and child juries to gauge durability and value.
The White House session with reporters produced ambiguities over Khrushchev broadcasts and trade with Red China. Eisenhower's remarks on commercial versus private initiative were misread, prompting calls for clearer briefing and pre submitted questions to avoid mixed signals abroad and at home.
Twenty top assistants to members of Congress create the Congressional Investment Club Inc with 32 dollars to incorporate. Members from southern staff merge jokes about Wall Street and Wyatt Earp as they plan their first risky stock venture amid rush of applications and screening.
With the Full Moon expect tense personal relations but curb emotions and show sympathy. If tomorrow is your birthday you may see a propitious cycle for job and prestige and later this month a long-pending issue could be solved. Creative and public-facing professions may gain recognition before October’s end.
The column notes Absinthism as a named disease from excess use of Factographs Absinthe. It also recalls a Gulf stream shift dropping water temperature that killed tilefish over 4,000 square miles, signaling a wider financial and political mood as observers await signs and portentous events.
Carl Weinman was elected to Sigma Xi for contributions to entomology and would serve as faculty advisor next year at the University of Illinois. Rev H H Jung marked five years in Middletown as St Pauls Evangelical minister. Frances Dell among 136 Denison BA candidates as Charles Taft I spoke at graduation. Paramounts Swing Revue featured Elaine Bailey Joan Ritter Fileen Ritter Jo Barbara Ricketts.
D W Jacot recreation director spoke to Kiwanis Club outlining the Middletown Park system. He announced four men and three women will head eight large parks and ten small ones for the summer.
Ohio counties and municipalities plan November ballots to seek more funds as federal and state cuts squeeze budgets. Officials warn salaries, new county facilities, and aging infrastructure require higher operating revenue, while residents brace for higher taxes.
A collage of trivia and quotes spans best man nerves music smog in New York City musical opinions on Beethoven and Montgom ery vegetarianism to art titles and Irish marriage stats. Notable lines include LaGuardia on Beethoven and Montgom ery as well as Confucius shopping wisdom and romantic engagement records.
The dancer Adeline Genee was widely described as Belgian by birth, though some sources note she also held British nationality through her marriage to the impresario Sir Thomas Beecham.
A light column surveys quirky trends from pie jokes to spring weather swings. It notes floral spectacles and unmatched shoes rising in style, mentions violet eyes and the white-eye bird also called the grape-eater, and cites a European visitor describing Washington as an awe inspiring sight.
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