Christ Risen From the Dead Quote Featured in Middletown Journal
An item in The Middletown Journal prints a religious quotation praising Christ rising from the dead from 1 Corinthians 15 20 attributed to Phillips alongside standard newspaper details such as address and subscription rates for the Middletown, Ohio publication.
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Ohio
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Christ
Phillips
Revival of American Communists in Postwar Era Faces Uncertain Future
The United States Communist Party after World War II saw membership fall from possibly 80,000 in 1945 to under 10,000 by 1960. A December New York convention reorganized leadership, revived the Daily Worker, and eyed a presidential run, though independent ballot access hurdles and internal debate clouded any action. The government relies on the Smith Act and Internal Security Act to curb activities, while court rulings limit enforcement and politics remain unsettled.
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New York
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America
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Chicago
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Jerusalem Helps A Refugee Helper Find Deep Happiness
In Beirut a U N relief worker who serves Palestinian refugees reveals a new calm happiness. He says he lost and found himself in Jerusalem while aiding doomed families, discovering that giving love and service to others yields life's deepest joy.
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Jerusalem
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Two Trenton Students Lead Butler Meet Scoring
On Wednesday May 8 1940 Gene Fifer and Robert Douglass two Trenton High School students scored 13 and 18 points to place their school in first in the Butler County track and field meet. Also elected were Mrs. Rudolph Kah as president of the Motion Picture Council with Mrs. R V Crist retiring, plus new officers Mrs. Leo Smith vice president and Mrs. Charles Hansel secretary treasurer. Roward Haney was elected president of Holy Trinity PTA with J D Jones as vice president, Mrs. S J Schramm secretary, and Mrs Neill treasurer.
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Gene Fifer
Robert Douglass
Trenton High School
Rudolph Kah
Motion Picture Council
R. V. Crist
Leo Smith
Charles Hansel
Roward Haney
Holy Trinity Pta
Perry Neill
J. D. Jones
S. J. Schramm
Neill
Chaff From The Staff Journal Office Gets To Be Crazy Place
A hectic day in the Journal news room unfolds amid a primary election scramble and staff routines. Editor Paul Day awaits the birth of his son at Middletown Hospital while others juggle deadlines and personal plans. The piece adds quirky vignettes about parking meters and expectant fathers in hospital lounges.
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Journal News
Paul Day
Middletown Hospital
Bill Werth
Bill
Jim Mills
News Room
Labor Department
Red Castro In Cuba Sparks Cold War Alarm
Column warns that Castro moved too fast in Cuba, accusing him of aligning with Moscow and red China. It notes 60 communist agents in Latin America, Peiping’s school for spies, cultural delegations to the region, and aggressive propaganda against the United States as part of a wider hemispheric subversion plan.
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Brooklyn
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United States
Peiping
Red China
Peiping People’s Daily
U. S
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Moscow
Dmitri Manuilsky
Factographs and Historic Economic Snapshots
The text notes Denmark with about 90 percent land productive and three quarters farmed. It marks 1960 as the 300th anniversary of the English Restoration after 1660. It cites Switzerland employing nearly 60 thousand in watchmaking, or one in 35 workers. It mentions George Washington as a 1755 British army colonel and Chile’s El Teniente copper mine with vast tunnels and a 10 billion pound yield. It adds shrimp biodiversity and shrimp life cycles across larval stages and annual lifespans.
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Denmark
Switzerland
British TV host features American dissenters in expose
George Sokolsky describes William Clark's British program showcasing dissidents who critique America. Norman Thomas Nipsey Russell Adam Clayton Powell Norman Mailer and Bob Kaufman share sharp views on democracy race and culture. Beat poets Ginsberg Orlovsky Lamantia offer a counter picture. Clark seeks authentic Americana with diverse, provocative voices.
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United States
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Norman Thomas
Clark
Nipsey Russell
Harlem
New York
Russell
Adam Clayton Powell
Bandung
Norman Mailer
Grant Avenue
San Francisco
Bob Kaufman
Abomunists
Kawfeman
Ginsberg
Orlovsky
Philip Lamantia
England
Edgar Allan Poe
Whitechapel
Chelsea
London
West Side Story and a life on stage to remember
Dorothy Kilgallen reports from London with Carol Lawrence on the WSS journey from audition nerves to triumph. Lawrence recalls rehearsals, injuries, and the close-knit Broadway circle, including Ed Sullivan and Ed Wynn, as the show opened new doors and left a lasting imprint on her career.
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London
Princess Margaret
Carol Lawrence
Ed Sullivan
Winter Garden
Saratoga
Post office opens permanent postal history museum in Washington
A museum dedicated to postal history is opened within the U S Post Office Department building in Washington D C The piece notes patriotic sentiment about Uncle Sam joining stamp collectors and mentions the surrounding states to Oklahoma in a light aside It ends by hinting at players wearing names on uniforms in a Chicago White Sox context and the challenge for fans to identify batters from the bleachers
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Chicago White Sox
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