Middletown Journal subscription rates and note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for in city and outside city areas with and without the Sunday News Journal. The notice includes per copy carrier, weekly, and yearly mail prices and advises advance payment. A biblical verse is appended at the end of the notice.
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Davies loyalty case moves toward state decision
Secretary of State Dulles is expected to announce Davies Jr. loyalty status soon after studying explanations on several points. Justice findings, requested by the Senate subcommittee, have been transmitted to Dulles, with a long history of inquiries and debates involving McCarthy and McCarran.
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Dulles Shines at Caracas In Latin American Reach
Secretary of State Dulles drew broad support at the InterAmerican Conference in Caracas by urging a firm front against Communist influence in the hemisphere. He pledged U S consultation with Latin American governments on economic issues and improved ties after years of neglect of the Good Neighbor policy.
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Italy Premier Scelba Survives Confidence Vote
European politics show recurring confidence votes as Premier Scelba, in office a month, narrowly passes another parliamentary test. Critics say leaders must spend excessive time rallying support for test votes, leaving little time to push the program.
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The Atom and a Lion in the Atomic Era
Hal Boyle compares life in the atom age to living with a lion in a cage. Fear has faded as the hydrogen bomb looms, shifting from panic to wary acceptance. The piece notes public indifference and the paradox of reverence for immense power in daily life.
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Eisenhower Sharpens News Conferences with McCarthy Distance
President Eisenhower has grown more direct and self confident in news conferences, learning from a year in office. He has balanced politeness with occasional sharp rebukes toward McCarthy without naming him, backing Army Secretary Stevens in the Army McCarthy clash while avoiding a direct break with the Wisconsin senator.
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Cheese and Conspiracy Jokes Ring From Dulles Wisconsin Cheese
A Washington tale riffs on Senator McCarthy and Secretary Dulles amid a joint U S Canadian trade meeting. Cheddar jokes fly as Pearson teases U S objections to Canadian trade, with camera chatter and Capitol Hill social hints coloring the scene.
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Finance
Lester B “Mike” Pearson
Treasury
George Humphrey
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Fara Taft Benson
Louis St. Lauren
Dean Acheson
Gardiner
Pearson
United States
Erich Brande Returns Home After 3001 Mile Trip
In a reflective note, Erich Brande praises home life after a long journey of 3001 miles. He and his wife recount missing familiar comforts, laments dismal early spring, and describe a new habit of mailing postcards to themselves while noting the joy of home meals and a simpler prix fixe dining plan. He muses on the value of returning home and hints at another trip next year.
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Estrellita Horoscope Predictions for Tomorrow
The stars advise caution with property and valuables, heed issues calmly, and avoid discussing problems with strangers in the morning. Evenings bring friendlier outlooks, romance and travel plans favored. May may revive pending projects, May and end-year harmony in relationships. A birthday child will be clever, ambitious, and highly intuitive.
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Doctor warns on violent sports for men over forty
A doctor cautions that tennis baseball and other violent sports pose risks to men over forty. The piece notes optimism with lighter pastimes like tiddledy winks and mentions readers turning to spring garden books as they plan finances and intentions for the season.
Style enters every room as gadgets flood everyday life
Dave Regan notes a wave of style changes across goods from refrigerators to lamps. Men resist but gadgets and new woods appear, lifting the look of old items. Consumers chase modern touches, even on familiar pieces, as lamps now rise with shade lifters to seem newer.
Gossip in Gotham Sparks Hollywood to Rome Farce
Dorothy Kilgallen paints a vivid blur of showbiz gossip from New York to Las Vegas. Names like Sonja Henie Kjell Holm and Barbara Hutton mingle with McCarthy era intrigue and Broadway drama as columns track marriages divorces lawsuits and theater buzz. The piece threads crime fashion and nightlife through a bustling entertainment panorama.
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McCarthy Committee
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New Orleans
Gotham
Local Families Return From Vacations Across States
Twenty years after arrival Mrs. Charles R Hook and her daughter Jean Catherine returned home from a Miami visit. George Verity Hook, a student at Andover Academy, was due back for spring break. Miss Wadena Miller, Wooster College student, came home for vacation. Mrs. Ross Kramer enjoys a two week Akron vacation with sister Mrs. E McCall Morris and daughter vacationing in Union City Tennessee.
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Andover Academy
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Wooster College
Ross Kramer
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