Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates Published
Subscription rates announced for The News Journal Inc. Middletown area and outside area priced per week six days and per year, with weekly and yearly options. The text notes mail handling through the post office and region specifics, reflecting typical 19th or early 20th century newspaper notices.
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Alaska joins Union by 1959 likely after House vote
The article notes Alaska’s path to statehood with a House vote on May 26 and a Senate vote soon, predicting admission in 1959. It contrasts Alaska’s 165000 civilian population with prior states and discusses historic delay, geography, and implications for U.S. territory adjacency. It also references Malta’s postwar status and political tension with Britain.
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Missouri
Arkansas
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Miners' Health Plan Faces Criticism Over Care And Costs
Officials of the United Mine Workers health plan allege overbilling and unnecessary operations by doctors, while miners are sent to hospitals they do not need. Since October the plan bans hundreds of doctors, reports show surgical operations down 15 percent and hospital admissions down 30 percent.
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U M.W
U.M.W
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D.C
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American Medical Association
UMW
A.M.A
Hal Boyle Portrait Of A Captain Of Industry
A humorous hypothetical interview with Alonzo Q Quagmire president of Acme Tiddlywinks Co explores the pressures of stockholders labor and government on modern executives. The piece sketches a lonely boss juggling signs of success with daily worries and a coveted free parking space as reward.
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New York
API
Alonzo Q. Quagmire
Acme Tiddlywinks Co
Quagmire
Demos Face Charge Of Softness To Reds
Washington editorial urges voters to judge the 85th Congress for inaction on anti-Communist legislation. It criticizes the Democratic Policy Committee for delaying the Butler Jenner bill and questions Supreme Court rulings affecting sedition and party rights.
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Confiscation Plot Targets Senate Parking Lot in Rat-Infested Alley
Washington diary item recounts Senator Chavez pushing a Public Works bill to seize Schott's Court alley for a Senate parking area amid slum claims. An exchange with Senator Norris Cotton reveals sharp politicking about living in the alley, naming several Republican figures. The piece also shifts to Manila diplomacy as Mrs Garcia’s schedule is narrowed to a single luncheon amidst a sprawling embassy operation.
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New Mexico
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Broadway Bulletin mentions Sinatras Sugar Ray plan ventures
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Frank Sinatra and Sugar Ray Robinson may form a syndicate to promote sports via closed circuit TV. The column notes a famous baseball executive hiding a dread disease and other show business updates including Esther Williams, Paula Hill, and Laurence Olivier among various industry tidbits.
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Ben Gage
Esther Williams
Paula Hill
Earle
Pennsylvania
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marie MacDonald
George Capri
Las Vegas
Shubert Alley
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Sir Laurence Oliviersen
the Algonquin
New York
Desperate mother seeks five to six room house rental
A letter from a rural mother of six asks for a country home not more than six rooms, affordable at about $50 monthly. Her house sold, she must move by July 3 and has faced rejection due to price or presence of children. She appeals to property owners to help.
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Middletown
Mercy for The Flash a newsroom mercy tale
Jim Bishop recalls a beleaguered newsroom cashier known as The Flash who quietly funded colleagues with phony vouchers. When his theft was exposed the publisher chose mercy over jail, keeping him on payroll and quietly docking his wages while readers and staff weighed the truth about mercy and guilt.
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Brooklyn
Local News Briefs from June 18 1938
Henry W Naegele suffered facial and neck burns when a substance used to clean a drain at his home exploded. Sunset Tennis Club promotes a mixed doubles tournament at Sunset courts. J Lovell Powell named manager of Fay s Drug Store restaurant and soda fountain division. Jim Kelly set to box Forest Dixon in Moonlight Gardens weekend main event. Merry Musicians class plans sixth annual concert June 22 featuring Alice May Leighton Nancy Whitlock and Patricia Elliott with Armco Male Chorus and Franklin High School auditorium.
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Naegele-Auer Printing Co
J. Lovell Powell
Fay's Drug Store
Central Avenue
Paul Fay
Jim Kelly
Forest Dixon
Detroit, Mich
Moonlight Gardens
Alice May Leighton
Nancy Whitlock
Patricia Elliott
Merry Musicians
Miami Valley
Armco
Franklin High School
Factographs on eggs fish and sponges
Factographs notes that eggs provide high quality protein similar to meat and milk. It states fish most often take bait by smell rather than sight. It adds that most sponges inhabit tropical waters while some species live in polar seas.
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