Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery options in Middletown Ohio. Rates include per copy 30 cents in city, 25 cents outside, with Sunday edition 40 and 35 cents respectively, and mail plans ranging from 9 to 15 dollars yearly, with international option at 35 dollars. All subscriptions payable in advance.
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Trujillo Era Faces Questions Over Enemies Disappearing Abroad
Critics quote a string of disappearances and killings linked to Rafael Trujillo in New York Havana and Haiti and call for investigations. Representative Porter accuses Trujillo of running the Dominican Republic like a plantation and employing hired thugs to target dissidents.
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Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Sergio Bencosme
Andres Requena
New York City
Pipi Hernandez
Havana
Mauricio Baez
Clemente
Americas
Generalissiumo
Partido Dominicano
Hector B. Trujillo Molina
Rafael, Jr
German E. Ornes
Rhadames
Flor de Oro
Porfirio
Rubirosa
National Guard
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Charles O. Porter
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Porter
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Caribbean
New York
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
Purim Celebrations Coincide With St Patrick Day
The satire notes Purim falls on Sunday this year while St Patrick’s Day also features in the week’s calendar. Purim marks the 14th of Adar with joyous rites and children’s carnival. Jewish tradition recalls Esther and Mordecai and the Persian massacre plot, a tale seen as ever renewing amid persecution.
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Cohens
Kellys
Joseph Jacobs
Mordecai
Haman
Xerxes
Persia
Esther
Gilbert Klaperman
National Jewish Welfare Board
Mayflower II rises from acorns in British shipyard
Hal Boyle reports Stuart A. Upham and about 35 craftsmen are shaping Mayflower II, a wooden replica of the 1620 voyage ship. Built in Brixham, England as a gift to the United States, the vessel is trimmed from oak and steam treated vs natural twisting, described as a live ship prepared for an Atlantic crossing.
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Brixham
England
Stuart A. Upham
Upham
Atlantic
Pilgrim Father
New World
United States
Mediterranean
Erica
America
Brixham Harbor
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday 1957 Outlook
The text offers a 1957 birthday horoscope noting a pivotal year with stimulating aspects for business and personal matters. It warns of a possible August financial issue, urges resourcefulness, and predicts favorable September to December job and monetary prospects while advising to avoid conflict in June. It describes a birthday child as idealistic and sympathetic but self-indulgent.
Supreme Court hints at corporate campaign funding rights
The Supreme Court ruling in a 5 to 3 decision signals that corporations and labor unions may have broader rights to fund political activity. Justices Frankfurter and Douglas debate the line between general free speech and direct electioneering, with implications for broadcasts and self-published materials aimed at the public.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United Auto Workers Union
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Douglas
Detroit
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Congress
Folklore and Fraud and Fables from a Curious Column
A collage of anecdotes on heart attacks age timing and longevity of George Ade and Col. E R Bradley. The piece moves through love myths Pekinese pets zodiac advice and a note on counterfeit whisky in Italy. It ends by noting Andrew Jackson as the first US president to marry a divorcee with a brief, incomplete aside.
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George Ade
Col. E. R. Bradley
Italy
Andrew Jackson
United States
Guidebook to Portland Night Life From a Senator’s Release
George Dixon reviews a Senate release by Senator John L. McClellan claiming a Portland guide to nightlife. He notes references to Marie Maynard and others, weekend operations, and names like Mamma Poppa and Water Boy, plus the labor racketeering inquiry delays and a House guest list including Leonard Hall and President Eisenhower.
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Washington
Senate
John L. McClellan
Portland
Oregon
McClellan
Arkansas
Sam Weller
Pickwick Papers
London
Mr. Weller
Baedeker
Fielding
Marie Maynard
Anne Greenough
Blanche Kaye
Bellevue Hotel
Evelyn
Southwest Morrison
North Commercial
Poppa
Morris
North Larrabie
Select Committee
Helen
City of Roses
Leonard Hall
GOP
Seymour Harris
Harvard
St. Martha and St. Thomas of Aquinas Fans and Brooklyn’s 1898 Merger
The passage notes Mrs. Jackson a pipe smoker and her husband in a Nashville home. It mentions the patron saints of various professions and observes Brooklyn’s 64 year city status ending in 1898 when it merged with New York, implying if it had remained a separate municipality it would be a major U.S. city.
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Harding
Jackson
Nashville
Gardner and Diamond Match Co. Merge in Middletown
Dave Regan notes the merger of Gardner with Diamond Match Co. brings stability to Middle town's longtime employer and strengthens Gardner's pulp based paper industry position. The deal preserves city ties and the company’s growth oriented leadership while moving some top executives to New York.
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Middletown
Gardner
Diamond Match Co
Diamond Match
Gardner's
New York
Celebrities Splash in Rome and Hollywood Buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ava Gardner’s blonde look in Rome stirs teen girls. Kim Novak seeks rest after Pal Joey. Milton Berle tops El Rancho Vegas gross. Judy Garland to thrill Paris. Rodger Eden stages Chez Paree act. Multiple theater and film moves, loot, engagements, and fashion moments fill this hot tickets column.
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Ava Gardner
Rome
Milton Berle
el Rancho Vegas
Kim Novak
Columbia
Kim
Joey
Tennessee Williams
New York
Sarah Marshall
Conrad Janis
Judy Garland
Roger Eden
Ann Sothern
Chicago
Chez Paree
Broadhurst Theater
Tito Puente Jazz Album Sparks Salsa Fans
Tito Puente's new album Puente Goes Jazz draws attention as fans snap up 28,000 copies. Jack Walker, amid a divorce from Pat Quinlan, works on a project described as a bold fusion.
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Tito Puente
Puente
Jack Walker
Rheingold
Pat Quinlan
Middle town YMCA delegates attend Ohio YMCA conference
Nine Middle town YMCA members travel to Toledo for the Ohio Young Men’s Christian Association conference. Delegates include H. H. Horne Eugene Danner Leslie Peck Robert Campbell Leroy Bauer Marc Ingalls Robert Stultz and Charles Peters. Julius Emerick night watch man foils a burglary at Mayor Meat Co chicken house. Harry Long wins city bowling title with 693 total.
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Middletown Ymca
Toledo
Ohio Young Men's Christian Assn
H. H. Horne
Eugene Danner
Leslie Peck
Robert Campbell
Leroy Bauer
Marc Ingalls
Robert Stultz
Charles Peters
Julius Emerick
The
Mayor Meat Co
Tilmon Ellison elected officer at Miami Phi Kappa Tau
Tilmon Ellison was elected an officer in the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity at Miami University and was also chosen pledge master of the organization.
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Tilmon Ellison
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Miami University
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