Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Post Office Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options including per copy weekday at 5 cents and home delivery at 45 cents weekly. mail rates show varying annual prices with advance payment required. The notice references post office handling for Middletown Ohio and notes historical publication context dating to 1857.
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Aid To A Growing World Population Pressures Aid Efforts
The article discusses rapid population growth in developing countries as a barrier to raising living standards. It notes a proposed $2 billion revolving loan fund and calls for outside assistance, private investment, and public programs to boost agriculture, industry, transport, and education while highlighting birth control efforts in Japan, China, and India.
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Congress
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Ceylon
Mexico
Japan
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
U. S. Export-Import Bank
Red China
India
Egypt
Megsbuck Millions and Miscellany From Hal Boyle Column
A playful roundup listing slang like megsbuck for a million dollars and goofy facts about glow from cocoa butter and olives. It notes inflation in history, cosmetic tips, a card file for Monique Van Vooren, and curious stats on birth, longevity, and sports figures, all in Boyle’s light column style.
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New York
Air Force
Megsbuck
Kim Hunter
Monique van Vooren
Eddie Arcaro
Eddie
Paul Douglas
United States
Estrellita Horoscope Advises Caution in Paperwork Now
Tomorrow brings careful handling of legal documents and contracts. Financial matters may show gains but spending could rise, requiring a conservative approach to stay in the black. Domestic tensions loom late Sep to mid Nov, with travel opportunities early 1958 and a child born today described as practical and economical.
Girard case flagged over treaty rights and jurisdiction
George E. Sokolsky argues the Girard case exposes disputes over Japan security treaties and personnel rights. He claims an American soldier is handed to a Japanese court under Protocols and Agreed Views lacking Senate ratification, risking constitutional protections and due process.
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Japan
NATO
Senate
William S. Girard
Earl J. Carroll
Department of Defense
United States
United States of America
Earl Johnson
Dean Rusk
Allison
Girard
Washington
Sidney Chaplin Jealous Of Brother A Dominating Factor
A local reminiscence piece notes Charles Chaplin paid Sidney Chaplin seventy five thousand dollars yearly to stay off the screen, citing rivalry and fame. It mentions Sidney in The Submarine Pirate and contrasts with Charlie Chaplin, then shifts to humor and social tidbits about New York eateries and etiquette beliefs.
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Sikes Attacks Civil Rights Bill at White House Table
Florida Representative Robert Sikes used a civil rights debate to attack Eisenhower partisanship at a breakfast with Republicans. He accused Democratic civil rights violations and urged Attorney General Brownell to act, prompting GOP protests before time ran out. President Eisenhower’s envoy James Richards spoke at the National Press Club luncheon as Arab and Israeli ambassadors met, marking a first joint Arab-Israeli reception.
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Washington
Robert L. F. Sikes
Florida
Eisenhower
Rep. Sikes
Sam Rayburn
Rep
Martin Dies
Texas
Sikes
Cne
White House
Supreme Court
South
Brownell
Congress
Middle East
James P. Richards
South Carolina
National Press Club
N.P.C
Ben Grant
Sheikhn Abdullah Al-Khayyal
Claude Mahoney
Mahoney
Abba Eban
Ali Amini
Iraq
Moussa Ashabandar
Yemen
Sayed Abdurrahman Ibn Abdussamed Abu-Taleb
United Nations
Evoy Eban
Early Morning Reflections On The City And Its Quiet
Dave Regan writes on three weeks of rising early to enjoy cool mornings and birds singing before the heat of day. He notes the city’s quiet streets, the hum of engines, and the contrast with the coming rush to work as daily life resumes. He ends by embracing the return to later mornings.
Hollywood Wraps and Rumors Stir the Star World
Hollywood buzz runs from Sophia Loren's United Artists glare to Eva Marie Saint directing hopes and Mitch Miller snubbing rock. Hedy Lamarr's ex Ted Stauffer shifts to an escort career in Mexico City while Ina Ray Hutton's biopic fades as Randy Brooks sues for support. Verve launches Parker memorials. Paul Ford eyed for Broadway. Eugene Smith new Embers pianist. Jeanne Crain moodily sad. Reginald Denny seeks a flat. Elaine Stritch Europe bound. Gene Kelly dating Doris Lilly.
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Sophia Loren
United Artists
Europe
North Pole
Hollywood
Ballyhoo
Loew
Broadway
Eva Marie Saint
Jeff Hayden
Hedy Lamarr
Ted Stauffer
Mexico City
Errol Flynn
Chevalier
Mitch Miller
Tin Pan Alley
Columbia
Ina Ray Hutton
Ina Ray
Randy Brooks
Randy
Paul Ford
Sgt. Bilko
California
Chicago
Eugene Smith
Jeanne Crain
Reginald Denny
Col. Pickering
Elaine Stritch
Rome
Ben Gazzara
Italy
Gene Kelly
Doris Lilly
Middletown Hospital Plans 250000 Addition In 1937
Newman Ebersole announces a $250000 expansion plan to Middletown Hospital to raise capacity from 110 to 150 beds. Pierce Selby, 37, is killed at Armco East Works in a conveyor accident. Two Middletown cadets become Probationary Lieutenants at the Salvation Army Training School in NYC.
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Middletown Hospital
Newman Ebersole
Ebersole
Pierce Selby
Armco East Works
Middletown
Martha Lambert
Violet Franklin
Salvation Army Training School
New York City
City Approves 11754 Dollar Park Improvement Expenditures
City commissioners at the regular meeting approved expenditures totaling 11754.74 for park improvements. The funds cover completion work at Yankee Pool and Douglas Park alongside the broader project costs.
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Yankee Pool
Douglas Park
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George Dixon
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Mary Pickford
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Cole Porter
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