Middletown Journal subscription rates and notices
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates per copy 5 cents, by carrier 30 cents weekly in city area, 40 cents weekly for Journal, 25 cents weekly outside city area, 35 cents weekly for Journal, and mail options with Sunday News Journal ranging from 5 to 9 dollars yearly. Includes a biblical verse citation from II Samuel 16 23 about Ahithophel’s counsel.
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Steel wage pattern likely set by Steelworkers
The Steelworkers wage policy meeting in Pittsburgh is expected to record demands for a guaranteed annual wage higher hourly earnings liberalized pensions and social insurance. A strike is unlikely as inventories ease while 446 000 union members in the U S and Canada were jobless or short of work.
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Increase National Unity Not Long Ago
President Eisenhower warned that editors reflect and heighten divisive conflicts in the nation. He stressed the need for energetic leadership from the White House to reduce differences and pursue broadly acceptable solutions, warning against letting cynical voices dominate. The piece frames the current splits as deep and persistent, likening them to a cold civil war.
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Circus Hero and Elephant Peacekeeper Captured in Madison Square Garden
Hal Boyle recounts Paul Horompo, Ringling Bros clown, who once knocked a tiger with a wooden axe in 1938 at Madison Square Garden. The piece also highlights ASPCA oversight, Raymond Mulligan’s 25 year watch over 600 animals, and Harry the elephant herding horse who maintains harmony among the elephants at the circus.
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Dulles Policy Aims at Southeast Asia Peace
The article argues the US Britain disagreement over Southeast Asia policy is temporary. It defends Dulles against criticism, says Washington seeks a broad collective security plan, and notes renewed ally unity is likely as collective action becomes inevitable.
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McCarthy Army inquiry sparks TV photo frenzy says columnist
Washington gossip notes the Army Stevens McCarthy clash fuels public curiosity and photo theatrics. The author compares montage culture to old sensational images and praises telecast focus on courtroom and committee seating.
Italian truffle hound Parees debuts in New York City
Parees the Italian truffle hound held his first press conference in New York City as part of his debut. The event drew attention to the canine’s planned work in locating valuable truffles.
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Truffle Hound Parees Gains Fame in New York Dining Scene
Gene Leone, owner of a famous New York restaurant, promotes Parees the truffle hound to America. The dog, white with brown markings, is a pedigreed hunter who has won three gold medals at the University of Truffle Hounds in Alba. He assists in locating prized truffles amid a culinary interest unfolding around Leone and his edible pursuits.
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Television viewers fear loss of interest from dissenting crowd
The article describes TV executives worrying permanent souring of televiewers. VIP seating behind principals causes social friction, with a recent incident where a man in such a seat was chased by Capitol police. The dispossessed individual is an ex White House aide recently released from prison.
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Stevens Denies McCarthy Attacks as Army Hearing Proceeds
Long running Senate inquiry into McCarthy's clash with Army officials centers on Robert Stevens head of the Army who remains calm and controlled under questioning. Stevens defends his record while McCarthy and aides press for candor and honesty amid tensions with Adams and Hensel.
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Kilgallen notes and New York scene flashes
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys New York social whirl with Miss Midnight’s Notebook. James Jones, author of From Here To Eternity, enters as a dramatic character in Greenwich Village many celebrities and incidents are recounted.
Value and rarity drive food obsessions in cuisine trends
The passage argues that price and scarcity shape palates, noting truffles at 50 cents a pound would be ignored while a $12 per pound delicacy becomes coveted. It speculates on future scents as coffee might have to be sniffed by pigs or "coffee hounds" to locate it.
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