Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal publishes daily from Middletown Ohio at Broad and First Ave. Subscriptions: per week 6 cents for weekdays, 15 cents for Sundays. Carrier 50 cents weekly. mail within trading area 10 dollars yearly for six days. outside trading area 2000 dollars yearly. outside WS A 35 dollars yearly. All mail payments due. Founded 1857.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown, Ohio
S. Broad At
First Ave
Abuse Of Rights and Dictator Duvalier comments
An editorial discusses abuse of organized labor and business rights under democracy. It cites McClellan committee probes into labor union misconduct and price fixing, urging protection of legitimate organizing while stamping out law evasion. It ends with Haiti's Duvalier claiming U S support, contrasted with a cold shoulder.
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Duvalier
Haiti
U.S
Crowds Mirror Popularity In Politics And A Wise Crack
The piece notes crowds signal candidate appeal or misread signals as in Kennedy and Hoover races, cites Al Smith in Kansas with 193000 votes to Hoover's 513000, and quotes Cromwell on popularity. It adds a quip about the Interior Department fish census catching few fish.
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Kennedy
al Smith
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
Oliver Cromwell
Overweight Names in Jazz and Dance Monikers
A playful note catalogs musicians who adopt chunky stage names like Chubby Checkers and Tubby This while speculating on others such as Corpulent Dice and Chunky Chips. The piece weighs nostalgia for Fats Domino and the charm of exaggerated monikers in popular music.
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Fats Domino
Chubby Checkers
Tubby
Physicians Smear Campaign Over Medicare Fight
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a broad smear campaign targeting the American Medical Association and doctors over the King Anderson Medicare bill. He cites political backers from AFL CIO and COP E attacks using historic AMA fighting records on TB control vaccination venereal disease and cancer detection to claim motive lies and misrepresentation.
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Washington
American Medical Association
AMA
Kennedy
AFL Cio
Committee On Political Education
Eugene D. O'Sullivan
Nebraska
O'Sullivan
Andrew Biemiller
Wisconsin
Biemiller
Afl-Cio
COPE
Durward Hall
Rep. Hall
Association
House of Delegates
South
U.S. Public Health Service
Names of 1962 hurricane crop chosen in education program
The passage mentions Alma Becky Celia Daisy Ella and Flossie as the first six of 1962's hurricane crop. It also notes East German Communist education program listing 29 household chores for students, contrasting with their view of homework and study.
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Alma
Becky
Celia
Daisy
Ella
Flossie
Kennedy education policy attacked over church school aid
Our Sunday Visitor editor and Fr Virgil Blum challenge President Kennedy for using political considerations to discriminate against 7,000,000 church-related school children. Blum argues federal aid to parochial schools is constitutional, pointing to GI Bill, War Orphans, and Barnette as precedents, urging broader or uniform aid across all K–12 and higher education.
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Washington
Kennedy
America
Our Sunday Visitor
Joseph R. Crowley
Virgil Blum
S. J
Department of Political Science
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Father Blum
US. Supreme Court
Congress
Senators Push Joint Names Over McClellan Probe
Washington columnist notes Congress hosts many committees yet urges a panel on joint names amid McClellan inquiry. He mocks vice district venues, laments repetitive club names, and jokes about Canada recruiting strippers and B-girls while warning lawmakers to focus on substantial legislation.
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Washington
Congress
McClellan
America
Senate
Middletown Faces Prolonged Drought as Rain Bypasses Area
The Middletown region endures a long dry spell with sprinkling the only hope for lawns and flowers. Nearby Cincinnati sees heavy rain and accidents while Middletown remains dry. Weather promises scatter thunder showers that fail to reach the area, leaving residents skeptical about any relief.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Loren on Oscar Win Marks Italian Cinema Prestige
Dorothy Kilgallen shares Sophia Loren's emotional account of winning the Academy Award for a non English language performance in an Italian film. Loren recalls the nerves the night of the ceremony, the moment of victory, and her pride as a foreign actress to win. She credits Vittorio De Sica and Joe Levine for belief and support, and thanks Carlo Ponti and the Italian Red Cross.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Sophia Loren
Academy
United States
Vittorio de Sica
Joe Levine
Carlo Ponti
Anna Magnani
Miss Magnani
de Sica
Carlo
Hollywood
Vittorio
Red Cross
America
Earliest Sumerian Script and English Naming Shifts
The oldest known formally written language is Sumerian dating from before 5000 BC. In Britain the most common given name has repeatedly shifted from William to John since 1540, with John becoming dominant.
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Britain
John
William
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