Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription rates for both mail and print delivery. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sundays, and yearly mail options for in and outside trading areas, with international pricing and advance payment requirements.
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Revival of Circus Season Signals Spring Openings
The article notes spring arrive and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey prepare a New York showing at Madison Square Garden as the circus scene revives. It outlines Ringling’s shift from tented to indoor venues, reduced equipment, and CBS television airings, with other circuses touring nationwide and internationally.
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Britain
Bertram Mills
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Umberto Bedini
John Ringling
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Europe
Congress Rebuffs Eisenhower Veto On Water Pollution Bill
The House upheld President Eisenhower's veto of a 900 million water pollution bill that would raise federal grants to 900 million for municipal sewage plants. The veto cited that large promises tempt delays in local abatement efforts. Middletonians funded their own plant, avoiding federal aid delays.
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Jim Bishop’s Open House For Daddye’s 20000 Pad
Jim Bishop hosts a housewarming for a dining room addition at his back lot by the Shrewsbury River. The 30 by 28 foot black and white plum room features a glass back bar, a game table, original paintings, and a cork floor. Guests include long-time friends as Gayle departs with a boyfriend and the party ends with laughter and a polka dot cork floor recuerdo.
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Jim Sullivan
America
Beverage hosts and beverage hoists stir a New Jersey scientist
A northern state ponders renaming bartenders as beverage hosts while steady saloon customers become beverage hoists. A New Jersey scientist argues most fish are stupid and vain, unaware they have nothing to be proud of.
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Medical care for the aged becomes election issue
The piece argues that expanded social security taxes to fund a government medical care program for the aged would shift costs onto workers, with unions pressing for a higher tax base while others favor a general revenue funded plan. It notes inflation driven medical costs, political framing, and the potential impact on the 1958-59 period.
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February Living Cost Rise Attributed to Rates and Medical Costs
The U S Department of Labor reported a February jump in living costs driven by higher mortgage interest rates and increased medical expenses. The rise follows a trend of rising interest rates since mid period.
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Democratic Party
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U. S. Department of Labor
Offspring of Presidents Split as Nixon and Symington Face City
Washington columnist compares Richard Nixon and Stuart Symington to their political sires Eisenhower and Truman, noting contrasting styles and attire. He reports Symington’s surprising self announcement for the presidency, GOP and Democratic unity chatter, and satirical riffs on the caucus room scene.
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Mary E. Rhonemus Honored At Middle town Dinner
Twenty years ago on March 30 1940 a testimonial dinner at the Manchester Hotel honored Mrs Mary E Rhonemus former Mary Long for extensive civic social and business contributions to Middletown Speakers included Mrs J W Holman Leo F Reinartz Mrs Mary Carson and Mrs W E Klopp Toastmaster was Mrs Vance Cribbs City Commission worked on a revised traffic code to submit to city solicitor Fred Schataman for action.
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Mary E. Rhonemus
Mary Long
Manchester
Middletown
Vance E. Cribbs
J. W Holman
Middletown Federated Womens Clubs
Leo F. Reinartz
American Rolling Mill Co
Mary Carson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Women’s Organization
W. E. Klopp
City Commission
Fred Schataman
Life In 10 Easy Lessons by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on shortcuts and gimmicks in modern life. He laments language drifting from truth and urges returning to common sense and slow steady progress over miracle cures and overhyped products.
Broadway Gossip and Hollywood Sparks Collide in 1960s Scene
The column narrates Florida drama with a model punching a singer and studio strike fallout plus Ava Gardner at Count Basie’s Birdland. It notes Connie Francis nasal surgery, Perry Como show rumors, Stan Getz returning from Europe, Bud Powell and peers abroad, and Peggy King dating Robert Clary.
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Florida
Paramount
Taylor Caldwell
Ava Gardner
Connie Francis
Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital
Video Valley
Perry Como
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