Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly in-city carrier, and 45 cents weekly outside areas, with annual mail rates of 10 dollars in trading area and 2000 dollars outside, plus 35 dollars for outside U S A. Publication is daily by News-Journal Inc, founded 1857.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Egg farmers face bankruptcy as grain costs soar
Egg producers struggle amid high grain prices and government supports. New Jersey sees 17.1 percent bankruptcy this year as egg prices fall to 28.1 cents per dozen mid April, while costs to produce eggs run higher. Overproduction and fuelled by WWII demand left many farms with large flocks. today government price supports and feed costs squeeze small operators. The department counters with weekly frozen egg purchases and dried egg buybacks to stabilize prices.
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New Jersey
U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service
Herman I. Miller
Marketing Service
Department of Agriculture
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
Ezra Taft Benson
Governors Tour of the Soviet Union Faces Subdued Notice
Nine members of the U S Governors Conference led by Florida’s LeRoy Collins depart for a three week Moscow visit. The trip, the largest U S governor delegation since WWII, follows Nixon’s July visit and contrasts with earlier high profile tours by Perle Mesta and Marshall MacDuffie.
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U.S
Governors’ Conference
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Soviet Union
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Nixon
United States
U.S.S.R
Perle Mesta
Luxembourg
Marshall MacDuffie
U.N. Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Moscow
Seven Year Old Best Guide To New York
Hal Boyle advises that exploring New York with a seven year old reveals the city’s chaos and wonder. The boy’s reactions to the Empire State Building Chinatown and the subway capture a fresh, humorous view of iconic places and urban life.
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New York
Empire State Building
Umpire State Building
Soviet Academy of Sciences as a Communist Instrument
An analysis of the Soviet Academy of Sciences reveals it as a party controlled entity that guides research to serve Communist goals. Experts note party influence shapes leadership, ideology, and scientific output, raising questions about American participation in Soviet scientific exchanges and affiliations.
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Washington
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Communist Party
United States
Jessor Vucinich
Academy
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Study on Soviet Academy of Sciences Opens in English
A Hoover Institution project at Stanford produced the first extended English study of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. The work is by Prof. Alexander S. Vucinich of San Jose State College and analyzes Soviet scientific leadership and research structures.
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Soviet Academy of Sciences
Hoover Institute
Stanford University
Alexander S. Vucinich
San Jose State College
California
Soviet Academy
Commencement Orations and the One World Doctrine
The piece critiques modern commencement speeches as empty rhetoric. It argues nationalism and American patriotism are fading, while one worldism spreads. It notes draft resistance, gender roles, and the risk to national duty, praising traditional oratory that honors country.
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Russia
America
Isaiah
Asia
Africa
Europe
United States
Micah
Confucius
Leo Tolstoy
Edmund Burke
Patrick Henry
Karl Marx
Estrellita Horoscope Forecast For Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings excellent planetary aspects for business finances and public welfare. Beware personal relationship tensions. Geminians may see rising incentives 1959 into 1960 with strong chances for occupational and financial advancement between now and mid July, late October, and mid December 1960.
Long elected head of Crystal Waxing Co after Ranck death
L. J. Long, former vice president since 1935, is elected head official of Crystal Waxing Co to fill the vacancy created by Z. W. Ranck’s death. E. E. Grant becomes vice president and director of Crystal Tissue Co. Russell Anness Sr. dies at 43 after longtime youth movement leadership. The Rev G F Carter accepts a Mayfield pastorate. Loren Pratt named to replace William Kash as Boys' State candidate after resignation.
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L. J. Long
The
Crystal Waxing Co
Z. W. Ranck
E. E. Grant
Crystal Tissue Co
Waxing Company
Loren Pratt
William Kash
Boys’ State
Uproar Over Kinfolk on Payroll Sparks Candidacy Talk
A flurry of quirky items from shared kinfolk payrolls to a stray political bid emerges. Yawn Yawnson is noted as an orphan bachelor potential candidate while unrelated bits discuss barbers raising prices to 47 cents, a $6 billion NYC item, and a new Earl of Breadalbane with a 28 dollar weekly pay.
Once in a Lifetime Night of Moonlit Skies and Jets
A reader recalls a rare night of a full moon and clear sky lit by jet plane contrails breaking the sound barrier. Neighbors emerged to enjoy the spectacle, then returned indoors to a quiet evening as lights came on and the night ended with the trek back to a Western on television.
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David
Times Square
Earth
Japan Trip Shows Oddities From Tokyo to Kishi Victory
Reporter recalls a Tokyo day during national elections with a federal bureaucrat’s odd tale of a bare foot massage. Ichi the guide offers jokes on Japanese customs and self harm. The piece notes Premier Kishi’s win and recounts the 47 ronin legend as honored by the shogun. It ends with a quip on Japanese scarecrows and birds.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ichi
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S.A
Moscow
Hiroshima
Hari-Kari
Kishi
Inu. S. A
Factographs and Folklore From World War I to Ancient Greece
A compendium of curious claims spans etymology and technology from Blimp and wireless origins to dairy facts and watch jewels. It notes English and American usage, Cromwell era surnames, salt consumption in 1938, and ancient coinage bearing human likenesses.
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Estrellita
Russell Anness Sr
14Th Ave
G. F. Carter
Madisonville, Ky
Mayfield Cumberland Presbyterian Church
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New York City
Earl of Breadalbane
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George Dixon
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Lovewell
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