Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy five cents in city limits thirty cents weekly with the Sunday News Journal forty cents weekly, outside city limits twenty five cents weekly with Sunday News Journal thirty five cents weekly, mail rates nine dollars yearly with Sunday News Journal for five days in trading area, fifteen dollars yearly outside trading area six days, thirty five dollars yearly outside the U S A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published every evening except Sunday at 1007 First Ave Middletown Ohio.
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Millions Of Capitalists And The Stock Exchange Fact Book
The New York Stock Exchange released a Fact Book showing how the exchange operates, dividend records, price fluctuations, and the monthly investment plan. It argues stock markets empower free enterprise, reaching 7.5 million stock owners in 1954 and expanding via low quarters.
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New York Stock Exchange
Iron Curtain A Decade Later
A decade after Churchill and Truman warned of the iron curtain in Fulton, Oxford honors Truman amid mixed signals from the Soviet Union. The Geneva era shifts show both amiability and limits as Dulles hints at liberalizing Soviet tendencies, while calls for a united Europe persist. Signs suggest cautious optimism about easing East West tension and a possible path toward a less polarized Cold War.
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Geneva
Bulganin
Krushchev
Middle East
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Soviet Union
Harold Stassen
Churchill
Aachen
Europe
United States
Russia
Fulton
Truman
Oxford
General aviation expands amid Eisenhower flight rumors
Rumors link a second Eisenhower term to helicopter flights from the White House. The piece outlines the rise of general aviation in the United States, noting 61,000 aircraft and 8.5 billion miles in early data, with 1954 logging 8.7 million hours and 4 million hours by business aviation, and contrasts safety records with non-carrier operations.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
White House
United States
U.S
Finders Limited helps dig up odd facts for a fee
Britain's "Mr. Knowledge" Hugo Dunn-Maynell runs Finders Limited with 25 assistants to answer unusual queries for clients. His firm locates items, such as a hotel bed or toads for tests, and even ships objects abroad. Fees range from 0.65 to 500 dollars for information or market studies.
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New York
London
Hugo Dunn-Maynell
Britain
Mr. Knowledge
Dunn-Maynell
Finders Limited
Jesus
Dunn-Meynell
Royal Navy
America
Family Planning Assn. of
Great Britain
the Times
Saudi Arabia
Curse Of Riches Less Dangerous In Politics Now
Washington reports that if Averell Harriman is the Democratic nominee he would be the wealthiest ever to seek the Presidency with an estimated $80 to $100 million. Analysts note wealth could aid independence from corruption, while Harriman’s labor ties and radical contrasts to Adlai Stevenson shape a moderate middle class appeal. The piece argues a wealth edge may be politically advantageous more than harmful, given many millionaires in past administrations and a broad middle class voting bloc.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Outlooks
America
Adlai Stevenson
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Taft
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Georgia peach Iris Blitch praised in Federal beat
Washington June 21 a satirical column mocks Congresswoman Iris Blitch of Georgia for self praise and dramatic rhetoric praising an administration foreign aid bill while noting House passage and Senate committee actions. The piece parodies literary flourishes and exaggerates her influence on votes and events.
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Washington
Iris Blitch
Georgia
Congress
Capitol Hill
May West
House of Representatives
Elvis
Georgetown University
Kingsbury elected NACAs vice president at Cincinnati conference
20 Years Ago Co. L. Kingsbury, Armco controller, was elected vice president of the National Association of Cost Accountants at the international cost conference held the night before in Cincinnati. Middletown Hospital plans to enlarge facilities with Ebersole’s Civic Association appointing George E. Denny to study feasible expansion with local physicians. Mrs. Charlotte Reed elected one of three department councillors of Clinton Orr Auxiliary at the state Sons of Union Veterans convention.
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Co. L. Kingsbury
Armco
National Assn. of Cost Accountants
Cincinnati
Middletown Hospital
Newman Ebersole
The
Civic Assn
George E. Denny
Charlotte Reed
Clinton Orr
Middle of the Night and horoscopes in a lively column
The piece reviews Paddy Chayefsky's Middle of the Night with Edward G. Robinson, contrasts with Barrymore, and muses on love and marriage. It also reports on Britains WRAF allowances for lingerie, horoscopes for horses like Nashua, jockey compatibility, and zodiac beauty notes tied to Capricorn dates. The column interweaves entertainment, military notes, and whimsical astrology.
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Paddy Chayefsky
Edward G. Robinson
Barrymore
Chayefsky
Clyde Fitch
Q. Henry
Molly Berg
Nashua
Clairborne Farm
Lexington
Aries
Evangeline Adams
Evangeline
Zadok Dumkopf Adopts Feisty New Motto After Vacation
Zadok Dumkopf returns from a motor trip where he met many would-be hot rodders and says his new motto is youth must be swerved. The line follows a note that warmth in friendships melts as easily as ice and compares popularity to last year's hit song.
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Zadok Dumkopf
Steve Allen Show Premieres Compete With Ed Sullivan
A reader reports the new Steve Allen show debuting to challenge Ed Sullivan. After switching to Channel 12, the observer notes Allen’s vaudeville format with top names and modern skits. They praise Allen’s hosting but miss Sullivan’s style and expect strong competition at 7 p.m.
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Ed Sullivan
Steve Allen
Channel 5
Channel 12
Harry Bellafonte
Sullivan
Sammy Davis Jr
Hot Rod Henry mood of the generation and art
George E. Sokolsky muses on cultural shifts from orthodoxy to nonconformity, praising musical trends like rock n roll and a Hal Block rewrite, all while contrasting Theater and food artistry with modern high protein diets and Mozart's 200th birthday reflections. He venturers through music, literature, and cuisine, noting social changes and personal tastes.
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Rod Henry
Hal Block
Louis Armstrong
Voice of America
Colony
Pavillon
Luchow's
Lucullus
Rome
Mozart
Henry
Estrellita Horoscope Outlook for August and Beyond
Tomorrow may bring a red letter day with positive planetary influences boosting both business and personal matters. Creative work could receive peak inspiration in the afternoon and a forthcoming birthday period signals strong financial gains but warns against extravagance in August. September favors relationships though travel may lag. year end promises romance and domestic harmony with prosperity for related pursuits. A birthday child is reserved and sentimental with occasional jealousy.
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