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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1954

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates and quotes

The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery options. Per copy six cents, city carrier 30 cents a week, Sunday edition adds 10 to 15 cents, and mail rates show yearly charges including international options. A biblical verse from Isaiah 38 18 is quoted about death and truth.

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Primary battles in Alabama and Ohio shape key races

In Alabama the Democratic primary features Sparkman, Battle, Irby, and Crommelin with run off possible June 1. Sparkman, seen as incumbent, faced scrutiny over civil rights votes while Battle attacks him in a tight race. Ohio focuses on Bender challenging Saxbe for Taft’s Senate seat as Burke faces no Democratic opposition. Florida hosts a three way governor primary. Indiana delivers mild interest with no statewide contests this year.

Sen Sparkman Ala Alabama Battle Senate Bob) LaFollette Wisconsin LaFollette Friends Washington Joseph R. McCarthy W. C. Irby, Sr John G. Crommelin, Jr Crommelin Navy Sen. Hill Ohio Rep Bender Taft Burke Lausche William Saxbe Ohio House of Representatives House Florida Sen. Anderson New Mexico Mechem Indiana

Dulles Diplomacy Praised Yet Polarizing Abroad

President Eisenhower lauds John Foster Dulles for blunt but effective diplomacy as he faces a tough Geneva assignment. Foreign offices react with mixed comfort, weighing results against Dulles’s direct style and his break from traditional niceties.

Eisenhower John Foster Dulles

National Can Opener Week Brings Toasts and Tidbits

Hal Boyle narrates a playful tribute to National Can Opener Week in New York. Frances and he celebrate with 15 can openers, polishing them with silver, presenting ribbons, and hosting a candlelit cake while recalling canning history and the first can opener. A lighthearted family ritual blends humor with trivia about Ezra J. Warner and the can’s rise in America.

New York Frances Rover Erin Wall Tyne Can Manufacturers Institute Ezra J. Warner Ezra Empire State Building America

Estrellita Forecast For Tomorrow and Family Matters

Tomorrow focus on home and family with opportunities to help parents siblings and friends. Public service and entertainment fields look strong in the afternoon. evening brings exciting news and surprises. If tomorrow is your birthday expect rewards and June financial gains, plus favorable real estate prospects and summer romance, with possible year end tension countered by acceptance.

Tough Talk From Ike Aids France Yet Lacks Plan

Washington critiques the Eisenhower administration for failing to prepare a concrete plan to aid France if Indochina fell to the Viet Minh. Dulles warned China of consequences but offered no clear action, while shifts in rhetoric followed by Eisenhower creation of a possible Pacific alliance. The Dien Bien Phu siege and Geneva conference loom as tests of allied unity and resolve.

Washington Eisenhower Indochina Dulles China United States Congress Dien Bien Phu Viet Nam Wilson Walter Bedell Smith U. S Vietminh Southeast Asia Europe Geneva Britain France

Good Intentions and Deeds Behind Mossadegh Hunger Row

Erich Brandeis mocks Mohammed Mossadegh over a Tehran hunger strike while jailed awaiting appeal. Officials allege he feigned fasting, eating cookies and vitamin pills after dark and shunning the trial due to few spectators and scant newspaper space. The piece labels him a dictator and warns of Iran's oil wealth under weak leadership.

Mohammed Mossadegh Teheran Mossadegh

Questions and Answers Quiz Featuring Historical Facts

This quiz compiles varied questions with concise answers: who first proposed Mother's Day in the United States, coast lengths of Atlantic and Pacific, Mount Cayambi near the equator, Martin Van Buren as the first U.S. president born after English rule, Moses as a historical figure, martial vs military law, adoption of January 1 as the year start since 1752, money order limit, Shrove Tuesday relation to Mardi Gras, Tannhauser as a real figure, Greenwich as the reference for time, xylography, peoples as plural, and the Fifth Amendment origin in England.

Middletown High picks for Southwestern Ohio Relays

Elmo Uin grel and Rayner C. Green selected Tom McMurray Luther Collins Robert Doughman and Robert Gates to represent Middletown High School at the Southwestern Ohio Track meet in Oxford on May 11 and 12. They are slated to compete in the 880 yard relay. Mrs. Harry K. Moore was elected president of Mu Chapter of Phi Beta Psi sorority after the recent annual election at the Florentine Tea Room. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gardner of Colonial Hill returned from a westward spring trip after sailing from New York six weeks ago to California via the Panama Canal.

Tom McMurray Luther Collins Robert Doughman Robert Gates Elmo Uingrel Rayner C. Green Middletown High School Ohio Oxford Harry K. Moore Phi Beta Psi Sorority Florantine Tea Room West Colin Gardner Colonial Hill Mrs. Gardner New York California Panama

Mossadegh and My Weight Loss Tale

The speaker jokes about adopting Mossadegh like politics of restraint to lose weight. He describes a doctor's orders to drop at least 10 pounds, loosening belt and breath, and starting a frugal breakfast of orange juice coffee and lean fare. After a week he has shed two pounds and continues.

Confession of Diet Struggles and Slips

A speaker recalls sneaking bites from a candy box and the refrigerator while dieting. They describe weight gain, conscience, and finally quitting snacks. The text ends with a moral twist linking intentions to deeds.

Travel route noted from coast to Grand Canyon journey

Fragment mentions a trip beginning at San Francisco and following the coast to Santa Barbara and Los Angeles including Hollywood before returning via the Grand Canyon. No dates or names other than places are given, but the route order is clear.

San Francisco Santa Barbara Los Angeles Hollywood Grand Canyon

Clean-Up Time Poem Shared by Wilson School Class

Dave Regan honors Wilson School third graders by printing their poem Clean-Up Time amid Be Kind To Animals Week coverage. The note celebrates Midwestern community efforts including the Miami Valley Humane Association shelter opened by McGraw Construction Co. for Butler County and urges continued support for humane care and animal welfare initiatives.

Wilson School Middletown Mary Fahrenholz Trenton McGraw Construction Co Humane Association of Miami Valley Butler County

Reader reports UFO sighting over Brooklyn in December

Dorothy Kilgallen notes a reader, Robert A. Gahn of 1331 E. 37th St, who and his wife and mother-in-law reportedly saw a disc object above Brooklyn on a cold Saturday night in early December. He contacted Civil Defense and Police before Army at Fort Tilden suggested meteors. The letter questions why the Army would not acknowledge such sightings while promoting Mayor Kehoe’s book on flying saucers. The item also covers Kirk Douglas and his father Demsky’s retirement home for the aged in Troy, and a Detroit DJ report on Julius La Rosa with sales and promotion concerns for Cadence Records. The writer adds, with a physician’s note, that the home is a model facility funded by Douglas.

Brooklyn Robert A. Gahn E. 37Th St Flatbush Kehoe Outer Space Gahn William L. Gould Western Ave Albany Kirk Douglas Harry Demsky Gould Douglas Albany Hospital Jewish Hospital Troy Kirk Hollywood Kirk Douglases New York State Health Department Mr. Douglas Detroit Joseph L. Augello WJLB Julius la Rosa Julius Gay Haven Mr. Augello Cadence Records la Rosa Perrone LaRosa Angello Joe Judas

Jittery Jokes and Jumbled Lines Amid Club Banter

A collection of quirky quips on marriage control jokes about husbands wives and home life. It notes a blue sky puzzle theme and a fire escape at a Texas golf club with guests possibly fleeing in disarray. An Ohio college asks parents to limit student car ownership while a club woman defends female leadership at home.

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