Middletown Journal Archives Subscription Rates and Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with varying rates for city, trading area, and mail delivery, plus a biblical verse reference from 11 Chronicles 24:14b about continual burnt offerings in the house of the LORD.
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Ohio
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Sunda News Journal
U.S.A
Jehoida
Federal effort to bar federal price control on natural gas
Hearings before the House Commerce Committee push action to amend the Natural Gas Act of 1938 to ban federal regulation of wellhead gas prices. Debates pivot on the Supreme Court ruling extending FPC power to regulate all wholesale gas in interstate commerce and the risk of higher consumer costs if production is regulated.
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House Commerce Committee
House
Kerr
Truman
Supreme Court
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Federal Power Commission
Eisenhower
White House
F.P.C
Congress
Phillips Petroleum Co
High Tribunal
Commission
Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
Who Wants Socialism in the U.S.A. Power History
The piece argues against socialism, contending Americans largely oppose it but have indirectly supported it via tax subsidized public electric power systems. It warns of government monopoly over essential services, bureaucratic control, and reduced liberty, insisting private enterprise can meet needs without tax funding.
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U.S.A
History of liberty and limits on government power
The quotation cites Woodrow Wilson on liberty as limits to government. It argues that oppressive states rise throughout history and warns the United States can fall unless people and representatives guard against expanding state power.
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Woodrow Wilson
Contest Bug Delivers Cash Wave Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle mocks contest mania in America today noting sweeping craze for cash prizes and box tops. He jokes about naming a perfume and proposes a satire contest milking a live polar bear with quirky rules and no real payout.
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Boyle
Nehru Attacks Colonialism Amid Goa Controversy
The piece argues Nehru’s anti colonial rhetoric clashes with India’s claim over Goa. It contends Goa is Portuguese territory under treaty defense pacts and compares Goa to Hong Kong, urging support for Portugal against Indian annexation. It cites NATO links and Radio Free Europe as Western stances.
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Moscow
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Radio Free Europe
Free World
Two Hour Warning For Atomic Attacks Prompts Civil Defense Questions
A government official discusses the possible two hour warning before an atomic strike and asks readers to consider what truly matters in that grace period. The piece notes civil defense uncertainties and suggests personal reflection could reshape opinions about preparedness and life priorities.
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Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Talbott
Civil Defense
Knowland Questions Peace Talks With Reds
Senator Knowland the Republican Senate leader doubts direct negotiations with the Chinese Communists without Chiang Kai-shek being involved could avoid a Munich or Geneva outcome. He urged caution while Eisenhower and Dulles signaled openness to cease fire talks without Chiang, then tempered with distrust of red tactics.
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Consultants study White House space for large conferences
The firm’s analysis seeks more room for meetings as current gatherings retreat to the rose garden. The piece notes renovations and a trend toward larger forums amid spring cleaning.
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White House
Rose Garden
Global place names appear in American town names
The passage notes geographical terms like Arabia Ky and Bohemia N Y reflect names abroad in U S towns. It mentions Brazils and Polands across four states and discusses glass origin unknown with ancient Egypt 3000 years ago. It also states rice is the most grown and used food worldwide.
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Argentine
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Belgium
Wis
Bohemia
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Bolivia
N.C
Siberia
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Russia
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Polands
Egypt
Unusual Divorce Right in Moroccan Tribe Noted
Ait Haddida wives in the High Atlas can legally divorce an unwanted husband for 15 cents. Some tribeswomen have had more than 20 husbands. The passage also highlights education gaps in Asia and aging patterns in auto fatalities.
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High Atlas Mountains
Morocco
Armco executives meet the McGuire Sisters in Cleveland
W W Sebald and C H Murray, Armco leaders, stopped in Cleveland for customs on a Canada trip and chatted with the McGuire Sisters who revealed their father works for Armco. Middletown awaits famed novelist Fanny Hurst arriving for a two day visit starting Sunday morning.
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Middletown
Big Four Railroad
Fanny Hurst
Hamilton
New York
Gossip and Sleuths Roil New York Show Biz Gotham
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Hollywood feuds nearing settlements as Marilyn Monroe and 20th Century Fox reconcile. New clues surface in the Mrs James MacPherson case while Serge Rubinstein’s death prompts debate over accident versus foul play. Broadway notes include Pat Carroll, Judy Holliday, Reuben Reuben casting, and the Kean Sisters hit Ankles Aweigh.
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Marilyn Monroe
20th +Century
Fox
James MacPherson
Kathleen Winsor
America
District Attorney's Office
Texas
Serge Rubinstein
New York
Sherlock Holmes
Sth Ave
Pat Carroll
Judy Holliday
Max Liebman
Judy
Manhattan
Hollywood Drama and Spoofs Stir Summer Plans
Reports claim Milton Berle may direct and produce a Hollywood picture this summer while Tallulah Bankhead awaits a This Is Your Life treatment that was cancelled. An ad agency replaces Smile and Think with WORRY and Grace Kelly enjoys reading gossip about her life, laughing at it with friends. Errol Flynn keeps a pet tiger to scare children and Mario Lanza's former business manager seeks a court restraining order.
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Milton Berle
Tallulah Bankhead
Madison Ave
Grace Kelly
Pals Report
Errol Flynn
Mario i Lanza
Sam Weiler
Estrellita The Stars Urges Prudent Judgment and Ambition
Tomorrow emphasizes good judgment in business and personal relations and suggests minor concessions for major gains. The period June to October brings social activity, possible new romance for singles, and travel plans for July or August should succeed. A birthday child will be resourceful, ambitious, and vivacious.
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