Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy five cents and carrier rates in-city at 30 cents weekly with Sunday News Journal at 40 cents weekly. Outside city 25 cents weekly with Sunday News Journal 35 cents weekly. Mail subscriptions: five days in trading area with Sunday News Journal nine dollars yearly. six days outside trading area with Sunday News Journal fifteen dollars yearly. Outside U S A thirty five dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published every evening except Sunday at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio.
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Sunday News Journal
City Area
U.S.A
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Fed Treasury Rift Targets Discount Rate Clash Returns
A renewed tug of war between the Federal Reserve Board and the Treasury may surface in a public hearing led by Rep. Wright Patman. The panel will question officials over the April discount rate increases and weigh the merits of the action as critics urge easing tight money.
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Federal Reserve Board
Treasury Department
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Reserve Board
Fed
Eisenhower
Federal Reserve
Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Arthur F. Burns
Council of Economic Advisors
Patman
Consistency in Government Economy and Parcel Post Losses
A senior official notes that groups demanding efficiency also seek costly favors from government. Parcel post subsidies have caused chronic losses, conflicting with self support and private competition rules. Tax funded services unfairly competing with private enterprise harm the nation.
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Parcel Post
Congress
Hoover Commission
Cat Eye device eyed to reveal earth at night
The Wright Air Development Center works on a Cat Eye camera that lets airmen view the earth below in darkness. Supersensitive imaging provides clear reception on board, raising questions about privacy and potential misuse by thieves, while lovers may also face new risks as urban scenes blur.
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Wright Air Development Center
Air Force
Cat Eye
Eisenhower operation improves health and public confidence
President Eisenhower underwent an intestinal operation at Walter Reed Hospital after a stomach upset. Doctors led by Dr. Howard Snyder decided to operate and the procedure was completed successfully. The White House released timely medical updates to reassure the public, highlighting careful care and accessibility of information. Gallup polls indicate voters remain supportive, viewing his health as not a barrier to continued leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Truman
Harriman
New York
Howard McC. Snyder
Wonderful Medical Center
Walter Rea Hospital
Snyder
United States
James Hagerty
Wilson
Roosevelt
Ike
Gettysburg
The Behemoth Tumulty and the Capitol Buzzers
Washington column humorously depicts Rep. T James Tumulty from New Jersey as a 345 pound behemoth who causes buzzing seat disturbances for pages. The piece notes his promise to move to an end seat, his diet jokes, and a playful diversion about reviving dueling as a way to settle disputes.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Rep. T. James Tumulty
New Jersey
Rep. Tumulty
Jersey City
Woodrow Wilson
Joe Tumulty
Rep
Tumulty
Fragmented Advice and Quirky Qs From a 19th Century Page
A collage of opinion snippets on marriage rings signaling submission, puzzles about plays with no love plots, slang like apple knocker, and a mix of editorial questions. It includes color psychology tips for secretaries, a definition of blarney, zodiac character notes, and a 1895 Duryea car ad claim. Victor Hugo quote closes the piece.
20 Years A 20 Friday Ohio event speakers announced
Bennett Chapple Sr vice president of American Rolling Mill Co was named as a speaker for the 20th annual Ohio Commercial Secretaries meeting to be held June 19 and 20. About 100 Boy Scouts and parents attended ceremonies dedicating the new Camp Fire Ring to Charles R Hook with G David Tranter leading. Charles Kent secretary of Wildwood Golf Course sustained a broken nose after being struck by a golf ball while playing with Art Dout Arthur Leppich and Dr E J Harkrader.
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Bennett Chapple Sr
American Rolling Mill Co
Ohio Commercial Secretaries
Council
Charles R. Hook
G. David Tranter
Charles Kent
Wildwood Golf Course
Art Dout
Arthur Leppich
E. J. Harkrader
George Schueller Elected Eminent Commander in Masonic Commandery
George Schueller was elected eminent commander of the Middletown Commandery, Order of the Masons. L. A. Waldner was chosen Generalissimo for the same body.
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George Schueller
Middletown
Order of the Masons
L. A. Waldner
Antiques desk reveals old 1866 debt letter from Canada
Mrs Carl Ennis of Trenton bought a plantation desk from B and B Mofford Antique Shop on Rt 25. A Sept 10 1866 letter from John S Young to Reuben Christy in Canada surfaced, mentioning an oil refinery debt and money needs. The piece warns of prank calls and fake orders as “Corset and Brassiere Market Week” and a roundup of months long promotions from the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Carl Ennis
Trenton
Mofford
Rt. 25
Christy
Bloom
Feist. W
Young
John Stinson
New York
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Drowning Dangers Open Season in Missouri Ozarks
Paul Harvey warns that after eighty degrees a drownings surge will hit Missouri rivers Merrimac Current White and Mississippi with about one death weekly. He cites 1955 polio and drowning deaths, advocates cheap life vests, laments youths avoiding vests, and recalls a Michigan canoe incident. He urges immediate safety measures and notes personal family rule to wear life preservers on boats.
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Missouri Ozarks
Merrimac
Mississippi
United States
U. S
Public Health Service
Tmen
Michigan
Nixon
Florida
Everglades
Angel
Small
Paul
Estrellita Horoscope for August and Beyond
TheStars say this day brings unusual trends that could aid home, business, or profession. Those who study and engage in their work may gain, while minor obstacles should be taken in stride and romance and culture bloom in the evenings.
Runaway bully disrupts Columbia political meeting
Dispatch reports a disorderly intrusion as a runaway bully charged into a Columbia political meeting. A cocker spaniel left in a car in Canada activated the starter. Damage estimated at 300 dollars. Moscow dispatch notes ticket scalping concerns in the Soviet Union. Zadok Dumkopf warns against confusing a Chicago convention of zoological garden directors with a Lion's Club gathering.
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Columbia
Canada
Moscow
The
Soviet Union
Chicago
International Union of Directors of Zoological Gardens
Zadok Dumkopf
Lion's Club
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