Middletown Journal Subscription Rates And Faithful Reference
The Middletown Journal lists evening and Sunday rates for subscriptions in City Area, Outside City Area, and mail options with and without Sunday News Journal. The snippet also references a faith-filled phrase from Acts 6:8 about Stephen and a mention of Middletown church activity.
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Middletown Journal
Iene
City
New Journal
City Area
Sunday
News Journal
Sunday News Journal
U.S.A
Ie First Ave
Stephen
Ford says ownership spreading through profit sharing and pensions
Henry Ford II argues ownership of industry is spreading to workers via profit sharing and pension funds. He notes shifts in capitalism, the rise of professional managers, expanded government roles, and social security. He cites horsepower distribution, home capitalism, and critiques state ownership while warning of socialism’s appeal. He quotes remarks by Charles B. Shuman on government ownership and efficiency.
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Henry Ford II
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ford
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
Chicago
TVA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
Amazing Variety in American Food Awakens Modern Retail
The piece notes a rapid shift in U S eating habits driven by manufacturers processors and retailers. It cites US News and World Report on how processing packaging and consumer demand fueled higher costs yet greater variety and better buys. It highlights longer work earnings buying more food and labor saving conveniences. It argues competition at manufacturing and retail levels boosts value and efficiency for households.
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US News & World Report
Hawks Worse On Mice Than Atom Bomb
Hal Boyle presents a dark parable where two lab mice Oswald and Harriet, after a playful escape into a doll-filled house, face a nuclear explosion. The scene shifts to a doomed ending as hawks strike and a mushroom cloud rises, with human engineers left to measure only the shattered scene. Moral: Beware of hawks.
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New York
Oswald
Harriet
Zhukov as Friend to Eisenhower Draws Fire
George Sokolsky notes a May 8 1955 Pravda article by Marshal Zhukov claiming the Soviet Army won World War II with U S support dismissed as aid and asserts Zhukov underplays U S and British roles. He questions Zhukov's motives and U S Soviet friendship, linking it to Khrushchev era rhetoric and a scaled back American role in wartime history.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
G. Zhukov
Marshal Zhukov
United States
Zhukov
Hitler
France
Great Britain
Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Pravda
Russia
Golf and Politics Collide as Fleck Faces Ike
Reporter recalls Jack Fleck new open champion in a byplay over meeting President Eisenhower. Rep. Jack Westland and other golf figures discuss golf as political asset and dairy policy as a future Congress path, with humor and sharp quips about pressure, loyalty, and public service.
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Washington
Jack Fleck
Eisenhower
Fleck
Congress
Jack Westland
San Francisco
Westland
Representative Westland
Iowa
Marshal Zhukov’s Remarks on Postwar American Britain
The speaker criticizes Marshal Zhukov for naivety or brazenness in attributing events after 1945 to ruling capitalist circles. He quotes Zhukov accusing the United States and Britain of fearing other nations would imitate reformist movements and take action.
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Marshal Zhukov
United States
Britain
Let Them Go Abroad If They Can Afford It
A columnist rails against travel advice and the culture of Americans jetting overseas. He argues moneyed travelers distort market sensibilities, fuels envy, and promotes class consciousness, favoring self-reliance over official tips. He contends most readers won’t travel anyway.
Estrellita Horoscope Cautions Early Day Focus and Cautious Finances
The reading urges an early start for better results, warns against drastic changes if things run smoothly, and suggests quiet activities during leisure. It notes possible hard work until mid November for birthdays, says August needs fiscal caution, and foresees home life and family emphasis with a 1956 romance lull. A birth on this day signals domestic efficiency and courage in adversity.
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Eary
Four Fourth of July Safety Tips From Police
Dave Regan urges cautious travel as a dangerous holiday weekend approaches. He notes traffic peaks Friday to Monday and predicts many deaths despite laws and warnings. The Fraternal Order of Police offers four rules: obey speed limits, take 10 minutes to rest, avoid cutting in line, and never drink before driving.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Gossip From New York to Broadway and Beyond
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys showbiz chatter from New York to Broadway. Plans include Elaine Stewart unwed Hollywood dates and a Brazil pitch to win her hand, a Gabor Murry nightclub act, Lena Horne and Michael Redgrave Olivier as suitors, Peggy Lee Christmas song, Bobby Rubian raw seafood past, Jaye P. Morgan brothers new Victor deal, Billy Williams Quartet West tour, Gloria Vanderbilt in Picnic, Hedy Lamarr price clashes, Jan Murray health pause, Soupy Sales rising wealth, and Leo Durocher possible film career. Entwined are Hedy’s Venus offer rebuffed by NBC and Dallas fair, Sol Tepper wins, Betty George suit, and Evelyn Nesbitt’s life story on set.
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New York
Brazil
Elaine Stewart
Elaine
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Ken Murray
Lena Horne
Michael Redgrave
Laurence Olivier
Peggy Lee
Victor
Billy Williams
Manhattan
Gloria Vanderbilt
Hedy Lamarr
Price
Dallas
NBC
Network
Dallas State Fair
Hedy
Mary Martin
Jan Murray
George Abbott
le Cupidon
Juila Sze
Sol Tepper
Betty George
Ankles
Armco outing plans and car show at new showrooms
Twenty years back on Thursday June 27 1925 Benjamin F. Hurwitz returned to his law office after five months illness. Arrangements were under way for the annual Armco outing at Le Sourdsville Lake with Russell Hill as general chairman. A special exhibit at R H McCune's new showrooms highlighted horsepower up to 90 and top speeds of 80.
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Benjamin F. Hurwitz
Armco
le Sourdsville Lake
Russell Hill
R.H. McCune
Notable Facts From Factographs Now And Then
The piece surveys diverse facts from history and science. It notes British Thermic Units as a heat measure, rising employment among married women from 6 percent in 1900 to 15 percent by 1940 and one in four by the early 1950s, Belva Lockwood’s presidential nominations in 1884 and 1888 by the Equal Rights Party, Lido as a Venice area island resort, the Holy Grail and Parsifal as Arthurian and Wagnerian motifs, the daisy name from days eye, a potential 50 bushel per acre corn yield via hybrids, and 34 million amateur photographers with 400 million in annual gear spending, plus 150,000 advancing to 6,000 clubs.
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