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The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices per copy five cents, city carrier 30 cents weekly, Journal 40 cents weekly, outside city 25 cents weekly, with Sunday News Journal 35 cents weekly. Mailed rates: in Trading Area six days with Sunday News Journal nine dollars yearly, outside Trading Area six days five dollars yearly, outside U.S. thirty-five dollars yearly. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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House Commerce Opens Hearings On Eisenhower Health Plan
The House Commerce committee begins Wednesday hearings on President Eisenhower's health reinsurance proposal. First witness is Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby. The plan proposes a federal reinsurance fund of 25 million to cover catastrophic illness and stimulate voluntary health insurance and group plans.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Feders
Gen
Truman Commission On Health Needs
Defeated candidates show mixed returns on seeking again
Adlai E Stevenson weighs a 1956 run amid a tangle of party strife. Historical patterns show varied fates for defeated nominees like Alfred E Smith, John W Davis, James M Cox, William Jennings Bryan, Dewey and Willkie, with no clear precedent guiding Stevenson’s decision after carrying few states in 1952.
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Alfred E. Smith
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John J. Raskob
F. D. Roosevelt
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James M. Cox
William J. Bryan
Dewey
Willkie
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Hoover
Charles E. Hughes
William H. Taft
Hughes
Stevenson
Western oil deal eyed to reopen Iran markets
The United States and Britain push a consortium led by American firms to take control of Iranian oil and reintegrate it into world markets. Iran faces economic collapse amid nationalist opposition, while tensions over compensation and production limits complicate a post nationalization arrangement.
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Barber
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Russia
Iron Curtain Contries
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Spring Fever in New York City and Beyond
Hal Boyle reflects on spring arrival across urban and rural scenes in New York. Citizens notice mood shifts, playful animals, budding plants, and a dash of humor as warm sun, longer days, and “pneumonia weather” turn daily life into a dreamlike, hopeful landscape. The piece ends with a lighthearted plea that spring’s charm needs no cure.
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Eavesdropping in Congress and the Army Secret Service
A Washington controversy centers on reports that an Army secretary's office monitored telephone conversations between Congress members and staff. The debate recalls Theodore Roosevelt actions and the creation of the FBI, raising questions about fair procedure and privacy in executive conduct. Numerous officials argue for transparency while warning against bypassing legal safeguards.
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Secretary of the Army
Theodore Roosevelt
Secret Service
FBI
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Cohn-Schine-Adams
Senate Committee
Eavesdropping Critique In Senate Hearing Debates Ethics
A Senate Armed Services Committee discussion raised alarms over executive agencies recording phone talks. Senator Symington condemned the practice and urged President Eisenhower to destroy memo randum re stenographic notes of monitored conversations linked to the Stevens Adams controversy.
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Senator Symington
Missouri
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John G. Adams
Judge Keech Sees Fox Hunt Turned Legal Quagmire
Washington gossip recounts Judge Richmond B. Keech’s fox hunt at Potomac Falls where a rifle shot at a fox led to an onthespot court-like reply. Keech charged the shooter with violating Maryland statutes as the crowd watched a humorous legal moment unfold.
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Inferiority Complex Drives Communist Appeal in Society
The author argues that envy and feelings of inferiority among educated and wealthy individuals fuel attraction to Communism. He notes that perceived personal slights and propaganda lead some to blame the government and seek radical change, even violence, while recalling a personal anecdote about releasing a trapped rat to illustrate misplaced empathy.
Riding Judge Delivers Unusual Verdict On Fox Chase
A judge remanded a man for a fox chase but refused to carry him back to arrest him, declaring you have violated the law but I will not take you on my horse. The exchange features a heated moment as the legal officer insists on proper procedure.
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Richmond B. Keech
U. S. District Court
Siren
Blackstone
Keech Tally
Godiva
Reech
Questions And Answers Q And A Card
The Q and A item answers common questions on traffic accidents timing berry yield coffee trees tax power and silhouette colors. It states most accidents occur in the afternoon and evening. a coffee tree yields about one and a half to two pounds yearly. the Sixteenth Amendment allows income taxes adopted in 1913. silhouettes can use any two tones with darker on a lighter background. the first Jewish community formed in 1654 at New Amsterdam.
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Congress
United States
New Amsterdam
Voting reminders and address changes for May primaries
The piece urges readers who moved or turned 21 to register and transfer to the correct precinct before 9 p.m. tomorrow to vote in the May primaries. It argues for participation in primaries to influence nominee selection and discusses reasons many skip primaries. It notes that those who voted last fall and did not move are already eligible, while moved or recently turned 21 should act now at the Board of Elections.
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Board of Elections
Broadway gossip and high society whirl in Kilgallen column
Dorothy Kilgallen drifts through Broadway society rumors noting Brenda Frazier's possible move to Italy to join Pietro Mele after their telephone chats. She cites Kilgallen’s testifying avoidance in Mele’s case and other showbiz chatter including Raft’s Puerto Rico exit and George Young's railroad proxy plans.
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Brenda Frazier Kelly
Italy
Pietro Mele
Swain
George Raft
Puerto Rico
House of Representatives
Iray
U.S
George
Billy Rose
Kismet
Robert Young
New York Central Railroad
Gloria Strook Dave Gar Roway Idyll Burgeoning
A fragment hints at a developing scene involving Gloria Strook and Dave Gar Roway in a cordial or domestic idyll, with the text suggesting growth or expansion of a quiet collaboration or relationship within a media or social setting.
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Gloria Strook
Dave Garroway
Estrellita Stars Urge Preparedness and Cautious-Spending
The reading advises readiness for sudden changes that may benefit you, urges economical habits with budget concerns, and cautions against excess. It notes favorable aspects for new friendships, business contacts, and community work, with good news about a distant friend.
Barbs TT offers a constant bore in patience draining flow
An alibi is a flowery speech that hubby hopes won't be nipped in the bud. The line suggests routine tedium caused by Barbs TT and a spouse aiming to avoid scrutiny.
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